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INCH Duo comes in the following standard colour options.
 |  |  | Anthracite Gray | White | Black |
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Outlines and templates for visualisations are part of Etrel INCH Duo Branding pack. The design preparation package contains editable design files where you can prepare your sticker branding in compliance with Etrel branding guidelines. Safe areas, where you can place your brand stickers, are marked for each INCH Duo model.
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Customization guidelines for branding stickers
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Use standard colours
We highly recommend using a standardized colour palette like CMYK, which is widely recognized and utilized in the industry.Comply with the sticker area margin
When designing sticker branding, we recommend you consider sufficient margin from the edges. Applying stickers too close to the edge or bend could lead to weaker application and could result in peeling. For safe application apply stickers on surfaces within the marked safe areas in green (26 mm margin from the edges).
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Avoid cutouts around charger's external elements
Cut-outs around chargers’ external elements such as sockets, antennas or UI could present a major hurdle for sticker application due to tolerances and sticker stretching. Though well-designed, the results could be unsatisfactory, and the production costs could increase significantly.
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Avoid using the same colours in different applications
To ensure proper visual colour matching, avoid placing stickers close to the dyed housing elements. Although stickers are expected to be of the same colour as the housing, they might appear slightly different, due to the difference in surface materials. Weather conditions and UV degradation could eventually cause visual discrepancies as well.
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Avoid sharp corners and thin lines
Sharp, pointy corners have a smaller glue surface and are more likely affected by external factors. Wherever possible avoid sharp corners, acute angles, small cut-outs or isolated slim lines in order to preserve stickers intact regardless of the environment. When you cannot avoid small and delicate shapes (e.g. logotypes), consider printing them on a larger common sticker surface, not as individual pieces.
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