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Explore our metal engraving collection, offering durable and elegant designs on various metals. Perfect for personalized jewelry, keepsakes, and industrial applications, metal engraving is built to last. Our high-quality engravings are ideal for everything from nameplates to custom gifts, providing a sleek, polished finish that adds a touch of sophistication. Discover the strength and beauty of custom metal engravings tailored to your needs.

Frequently asked questions
about Laser Engraving.
What is laser engraving?
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Laser engraving is a process that uses a laser beam to create permanent markings on a variety of materials. The laser beam vaporizes the material at the surface, leaving behind a darkened or raised area.

What are the different types of laser engraving machines?
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There are three main types of laser engraving machines: CO2 lasers, fiber lasers, and UV. CO2 lasers are the most common type and are used for engraving a wide variety of materials, including wood, acrylic, leather, and plastic. Fiber lasers are better suited for engraving metal and other hard materials. A UV laser is great for working with glass. It doesn't use heat so there is less chance for breakage and it also doesn't produce sharp glass shards on the engrave.

What materials can be laser engraved?
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A wide variety of materials can be laser engraved, including wood, acrylic, leather, plastic, metal, stone, and glass. However, the specific materials that can be engraved will depend on the type of laser machine being used. See above question.

What are the benefits of laser engraving?
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Laser engraving offers a number of benefits, including:

  • Permanent and high-quality markings
  • Ability to engrave a wide variety of materials
  • Speed and precision
  • Versatility
  • Show off your creativity
  • Give a personalized gift
What are the best type of files to send?
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  • Adobe Illustrator or .AI
  • .PDF
  • .EPS
  • .JPG
  • .SVG

The better the resolution the better the engrave.

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