machinelettering

noun
UK /məˈʃiːnˌlɛtərɪŋ/
US /məˈʃinˌlɛtərɪŋ/

Letters or words drawn or printed by a machine instead of by hand.

The sign on the door used machinelettering so every letter looked exactly the same.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The art or process of making letters with a machine, such as an engraving or cutting tool.

He learned machinelettering to carve neat names into metal plates.

3. Lettering produced by a computer or plotter rather than a person.

The poster's title was machinelettering, crisp and perfectly spaced.

4. A style of lettering that imitates or is made by mechanical means.

The old factory sign showed classic machinelettering from the 1920s.