X2 Metal Pressed License Plates Standard MOT UK Road Legal Car Van Registration Number Plates - Custom Made To Suit Your Vehicle

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Now, let’s talk about materials and styles. We understand that bikers have diverse preferences, and we’re here to cater to them all. Whether you’re leaning towards classic elegance or modern aesthetics, we’ve got you covered.

Our aluminium number plates are some of the very best on the market. If you have a car, motorbike, trailer that you are wanting to make sure is displaying a clean-cut, super durable number plate then this is the perfect number plate for you. Manufactured from, thin, well wearing aluminium and reflective, these plates are sure to stand the test of time. Are aluminium number plates legal? Following a consultation that invited comments from the public, local authorities and industry stakeholders, the Government decided green number plates should be ‘non-mandatory’ and ‘opt out’. We take pride in using the same production method employed by government departments and authorities worldwide, including Germany and various European countries. All our machinery and materials are sourced from Germany, ensuring top-notch quality. In fact, our metal pressed plates are German-made and endorsed by 3M, the most reputable material approved for the distribution market. Our plates can even withstand a close-up jet wash without losing their integrity. Our pressed metal number plates are meticulously crafted by our skilled manufacturing team. The process involves precision machines pressing the plates to within a 1% pressure tolerance. These raw plates are then passed through another machine where hot foil is applied to the raised lettering at temperatures exceeding 200 degrees Celsius. After this, they undergo a cooling process, resulting in the exceptional durability of our German-style number plates. Why Choose Our Pressed Metal Number Plates

Offering a Range of Materials and Styles

The plate must be made of retroreflecting material which, as regards its construction, colour and other qualities, complies with the requirements of- This listing is for two (2) CARBON font number plates, one front white oblong plate and one rear yellow oblong plate. We are fully satisfied they comply or exceed BSAU145d and have been told by a British Standards institute they can be marked as such if we are sure they comply by cross referencing DIN regs that duplicate/exceed sections of BS145d and amendments we have made, and they offered additional help if we needed, which we don't. One of our latest additions to the motorcycle number plate builder is the pressed metal bike plate. These slim, aluminium embossed number plates are crafted using state-of-the-art German equipment, which is commonly employed across Europe for road plates. What sets them apart is their exceptional durability, perfectly suited to withstand the rigours of daily biking. Similar to most standard UK motorcycle number plates, these plates measure 9″ x 7″ (230mm x 178mm). The Question of Size – Are Small Motorcycle Number Plates Legal?

If you have any questions or want to learn more about our German pressed number plates or German-style licence plates, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Hybrids, including plug-in hybrids, do not qualify, and nor do low-emission petrol or diesel vehicles.No, we produce number plates exactly as they are shown on a log book or certificate of entitlement. Changing the spacing in any way would compromise our 100% road-legal guarantee, therefore we cannot accomodate such requests. We guarantee that our metal number plates are 100% road-legal. They possess the highly debated retro-reflectivity property and therefore can be read clearly by flashing speed cameras. Our plates also contain our DVLA-registered postcode and BS AU 145e mark, although they are applied user laser technology to make them less obtrusive.

Delivery is usually made in 3-5 working days. We do not offer a next day service, nor a guaranteed delivery date, and there is nothing we can do to speed up a delivery.The automotive industry has evolved significantly, necessitating a shift in the way vehicles are manufactured. To meet the escalating demand for new cars, manufacturers have embraced advanced technologies and automated processes. While this approach enhances efficiency, it often results in a loss of the authenticity and craftsmanship that defined the creation of classic cars. If yours precedes that date, then you can also display a number plate at the front, but do not have to. As a registered number plate supplier (RNPS), we use a prescribed font, and arrange the letters and numbers in a way that complies with the law. According to rules set by the Driving Licence and Vehicle Authority (DVLA), the characters on a number plate need to be a certain height and size. Whether an aluminium plate is legal for you to use on your car will depend on several factors, including when your vehicle was first registered and how old it is. Pressed aluminium number plates That is, of course, if approved plate makers like Demon Plates use a font, and arrange the letters and numbers, in a way that complies with the law. According to rules set by the Driving Licence and Vehicle Authority (DVLA).

Aluminium, and all other metals that can be used for press number plates in the UK, do not follow these guidelines. They do not maintain their shape if bent, and are not comprised of the necessary material stated in DVLA guidelines. The BSAU 145d regulation has been finely gone through by our manufacturer and relevant sections have be exceeded or met, including a section specifically designed to exclude metal plates, which necessitated a subtle exclusive redesign of the metal base plate and different material to 'regular' Euro show plates, as well as altered letter tooling and lastly permanent laser marking of supplier info and maker info and the standard they are made to. Cars registered in the UK in 1972 and before were originally issued with pressed aluminium plates. Subsequently, this means that cars that fit into this category are considered ‘classic cars’ and can still use aluminium number plates today. It’s worth remembering though, that although they can be crafted from aluminium, they must still conform to all UK regulations for number plates at the time they were issued. To summarise and answer the question of whether pressed number plates are legal. The answer is: it depends.If you’re buying a new electric vehicle, the dealership will probably fit green number plates as standard – or at the very least it will ask if you’d like them instead of conventional number plates.