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Sand Cast Bronze Plaques

Skolnick Memorial PlaqueSand cast bronze plaques are a traditional material for memorials and commemorative markers.

The plaque at left is 17" wide by 25" high. It weighs 55 lbs. The artwork was adapted from a photograph by one of our artists. It's a stunning piece of art in its final installation.

Plaques are typically between 3/8 to 7/16 inch thick. Because we use computerized type setting, your plaque can be made using thousands of different type faces limited only by the accuracy of the sand molding process. You can incorporate two dimensional black and white art. In addition, bas-relief busts and other sculptural artwork can be added to plaques.

To calculate the estimated weight in pounds of your bronze plaque, figure the area in square inches (length times width). Multiply the area times 0.1238. This is the weight in pounds.

Our bronze plaques are normally made in silicon bronze (UNS C87500) unless you specify otherwise. Plaques can also be made in aluminum for weight and cost savings.


Click here for an explanation of how to order a bronze plaque.

 

Key Benefits

  • Bronze is beautiful. It is luxurious, luminous and lustrous. We use the same grade of bronze that was the choice of Rodin, Degas, Picasso, and many more of the world's greatest sculptors.
  • These are substantial pieces that will speak through the ages.
  • Bronze is corrosion resistant. Typical bronze plaques will last thousands of years. Little maintenance is required if you allow it to develop its natural patina.
  • Sand cast bronze plaques are the traditional way of commemorating a special person, an architectural edifice or an event.
  • St. Paul Brass has over 125 years of experience making bronze plaques. We can help you with every step of the process.
  • Contact us at 651-488-5567 for a free, fast quote.
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St. Paul Foundry
954 Minnehaha Avenue West
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55104
(651) 488-5567  Fax: (651) 488-0908
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1. St. Paul Foundry is providing this information on metal characteristics for informational purposes only. Before making a final decision on alloy selection consider the following and all other appropriate design and specification principles. Please note that this is not an exhaustive list.

2. Consult the appropriate specification from an accredited specifying body (ASTM, SAE, Federal or Military) to determine current minimum values of this alloy.

3. Use appropriate design safety factors.

4. Use Failure Modes and Effects Analysis to help identify possible weaknesses in designs and specifications.

5. Use computerized stress analysis tools.

6. Use appropriate certification requirements for your casting suppliers. These may include test bars, chemical certifications, radiography, dye penetrant or other non-destructive testing methods.

7. Test your design to failure in a controlled environment. Then test it to failure in a simulation of its end use.

8. You and you alone are responsible for the suitability of your design and the materials that you select.

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