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Metalphoto of Cincinnati has been a leading full-service manufacturer of durable custom nameplates, panels, overlays, labels and signs for more than 50 years. Our experience is our strength, providing the knowledge and capability to deliver the best solution for your product identification needs.MPC's high customer satisfaction levels and re-order rates are a direct reflection of our employee's efforts. From the dedicated graphics, engineering and customer service teams, to the experienced machine and die operators in our manufacturing plant, each of our associates is committed to providing the high quality products and service that consistently delight our customers.Whether you are buying parts direct or interested in a reseller opportunity, MPC is committed to delivering high quality and cost-effective products that suit the environment they will be placed in as well as their intended application.
Metalphoto of Cincinnati (MPC) (mpofcinci.com) has 100 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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incredibly too expensive.
By colleen
Response from Metalphoto of Cincinnati (MPC)· Sep 4, 2018
Colleen, thank you for the feedback. Your orders appear to fall within our minimum order size. Below that, we cannot cover the fixed costs of launching a production job. We are, however, looking into automation that may allow us to reduce fixed costs. Again, thank you for your feedback.
Helmel Eng was a long time customer of Metalphoto with orders going back to the 1970's. Policies change. Very high minimum orders. Our "small" orders are no longer wanted
By Clifford E.
Response from Metalphoto of Cincinnati (MPC)· Aug 24, 2018
Thank you for your comments. We had to update our minimum order charge to cover the fixed cost of running a job (regardless of number of parts, that cost is constant). We are willing to run any number of parts down to a single piece, but below the minimum we cannot operate at a profit. We are, however, looking into automation that might allow us to reduce fixed costs. Thank you again for your feedback.
