Laser Engraving
Laser Engraving or Marking is a computer-driven process whereby an image, logo or text is engraved onto an object by removing approx 0,7mm to 1mm of the surface of the product. The laser head guides a beam of light which is driven by a computer onto the item being engraved. An ideal method of marking coated metals, plastics and hardwoods, allowing for very fine detail. Laserable materials are a practical alternative to traditional brass and aluminium plaques and are quick and easy to engrave. Stainless steel or reflective items can now be boldly marked in black. Different materials give very different results with laser engraving.
A. Laser Engraved Alluminium
B. Perspex is lasered with Discovery done with a silver vinyl sticker on a wooden base.
C. Laser engraved card holder
D. Lasered and painted wood.
E. Laser on Flexi(composite material), Gold or silver. Thin layer of Anodized alluminium + ABS plastic at back. Laser eats through and shows black plastic.
F. Spectrum Vinyl. Same as Flexi...but thinner so that it can be attached to curved surfaces.
F. Laser Engraved pen set
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