Laser
What our laser can do for you
Laser Marking on metal
Laser markings will vary based on the material being marked. Steel and SS can be marked in shades of brown to black. Anodized aluminum can be marked in shades of light gray all the way to almost white without completely stripping the anodized surface. This ideal over engraving as it keeps the oxidation protection that anodize provides. Our laser cannot cut metal. We can also do a process know as additive laser marking as I will mention below.
Laser engraving rubbers and plastics
Rubbers and plastics are a much softer material. When engraving, it will leave nice emboss, which can be left as is or filled with paint or epoxy to add a little extra style to your design.
Etching glass and acrylics
Certain glass and acrylics can also be etched with the laser. Not all materials can be marked with the desired result. In some cases and additive may be required.
Engraving and cutting wood and cardboard
Wood is a vary versatile material to use with the laser. Text and images can be burned into the surface, the wood can be engraved for a more 3 dimensional design, and the wood can be cut with high precision. This great for crafts, doll furniture, ornaments, and so much more.
Additive Laser Marking
Additive laser marking is a process in which the laser is used to add another material to your substrate. These materials vary in application and colors. It can me marking compound or types of paint or dyes. In addition to additive laser marking, the laser can be used to remove layers off added material like paint.