Masterplaques.com is a Government Service Agency (GSA) registered supplier as a plaque manufacturer of wooden and high density urethane plaques of all shapes and sizes. We have been in business since 1991. Ask our customer service representatives for our NAICS codes. We are a U.S. Military veteran owned SDVOSB business. We provide the Space Force Operations Command with our official government agency seals and emblems in half inch (1/2″) thick high density urethane (HDU) to be used as indoor-outdoor wall plaques.

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High density urethane (HDU) plaques offer a number of advantages over traditional materials such as metal and wood. They are:

• Lightweight: HDU plaques are typically much lighter than metal or wood, making them easier to transport and install. This is especially important for large or heavy plaques.
• Durable: HDU plaques are resistant to impact, abrasion, and corrosion. This makes them ideal for use in harsh environments or for applications where they will be exposed to heavy wear and tear.
• Versatile: HDU plaques can be machined, routed, and painted to create a wide variety of shapes and finishes. This makes them ideal for a wide range of applications, including signage, awards and plaques, and industrial applications.
• Low maintenance: HDU plaques are very easy to clean and maintain. They simply require occasional wiping down with a damp cloth.
• Cost-effective: HDU plaques are a very cost-effective material. They are less expensive than many traditional materials, such as metal and wood.

Overall, HDU plaques offer a number of advantages over traditional materials. They are a lightweight, durable, versatile, low maintenance, and cost-effective material that can be used for a wide range of applications.

About: The Space Force Systems Command Emblem

The Space Force Systems Command (SSC) emblem is a powerful visual representation of the United States Space Force’s mission to develop, acquire, and maintain resilient space capabilities. As a subordinate command of the USSF, the SSC emblem incorporates classic heraldic elements paired with modern celestial motifs to signify its role in securing the high ground.

Key Visual Elements and Meanings

• The Delta: At the heart of the insignia is the silver Delta, the foundational symbol of the Space Force. It represents the branch’s heritage and the upward trajectory of space exploration and defense.
• The Globe and Polaris: A stylized Earth sits within the design, often encircled by an orbit, symbolizing the global reach of the command. The North Star, or Polaris, sits at the top, representing the constant guiding light of the mission and the security provided to the joint force.

The Stars and Void: The deep blue or black background represents the vastness of space—the primary domain of operation. The presence of stars signifies the diverse constellations of satellites and technologies managed by SSC.

• The Hexagons: Many variations of the SSC insignia feature hexagonal patterns or borders, which represent the technological innovation and engineering excellence required to build next-generation space systems.

Mission and Heritage

The Space Force Systems Command, headquartered at Los Angeles Air Force Base, replaced the Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC). The emblem reflects this transition by blending the historical “SMC” legacy with the new identity of the Guardians.

For collectors, veterans, and military enthusiasts, the SSC patch is more than just a piece of fabric or a digital graphic; it is a mark of innovation and lethality. Whether displayed on a uniform, a challenge coin, or official documentation, the emblem serves as a reminder that the SSC is responsible for the “cradle-to-grave” oversight of the nation’s most critical orbital assets.