Billet,forged,and cast all describe the properties of metals so how is the word "billet" trademarked? By whom?
Just curious,Joe.
Clint Hooper
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Excellent-  Pick out a font that you like, & decide if you want the letters raised on the bowtie, or if you want the letters embossed.  I can do either.  Also- do you want aluminum, stainless,  brass, etc.

Only, please, it is not a good idea to use the term “billet” to describe these things, as that term is a trademark & I wouldn’t infringe on that.  The term we use in the tool & die business is “hog-out.”  Not  pretty term, but it describes something that is “hogged-out” of bar stock, rather than cast or forged.

 

JOE BANKS

AZTECH MOLD & DIE STEEL

602-257-2300

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