Hills Numberplates Ltd., England
Laser cutting on demand – with precision and quality
Hills Numberplates was founded in 1927 in Birmingham as a supplier of number plates. Since then, the company has developed into one of the market leaders in the UK. In addition to number plate production, Hills also excels in services, printing and custom manufacturing and is unique in the market with its “production-on-demand line”, which enables short-notice, customised customer requests and delivery within just a few days.
Individualisation in series products
A trend that convinces
Hills Numberplates implements individual customer requirements at short notice. From order to delivery of the finished products, it takes a maximum of two days for the number plate to reach the customer. Both the lettering and the design of the number plate offer a wide range of customisation options within the scope of legal regulations.
Hills is the successful pioneer and trendsetter of this increasing individualisation in the market.
eurolaser XL-3200
System with router and laser
Hills Numberplates has successfully relied on laser cutting technology for many years, as laser machines deliver precise results and pay for themselves quickly.
eurolaser was particularly convincing thanks to the durability and reliability of its systems, as well as the flexible design, which also enables combined processing with a router – a central element of production. The modular system architecture also allows for future upgrades. Ultimately, the customer-oriented service was another decisive factor, as it perfectly matches the corporate philosophy of Hills Numberplates.
Clean cut edges – the laser cuts the material contact-free and produces smooth edges.
Flexible processing methods – ideal for a wide range of customer requirements. Substrate materials such as acrylic can be processed using the router.
Flexible contour adaptation – design changes can be implemented digitally at any time, without tools or long set-up times.
Consistent quality – laser cutting completely eliminates tool wear, as the material is processed without contact.
Julian Caine
Technical Director