Laser engraving is used for durable, high contrast markings in various industries such as automotive, medical, electronics, and aerospace. Typical applications include signage, product marking, and artistic engraving.
You can engrave customized symbols, marks, or texts on various materials like cardboard, signs, wood, metal, acrylic, and leather with a laser engraver.
Materials for Laser Engraving
- Laser engraving utilizes a laser beam to cut or etch designs onto materials like wood, metal, plastic, glass, acrylic, leather, and stone.
- Various materials respond differently to laser engraving, requiring different settings for the desired outcome.
- Laser engravers can work on acrylic, plywood, paper, stone, leather, rubber, marble, and other nonmetal materials with precise cutting effects.
What Not to Laser Engrave
- Laser engraving creates durable, high contrast markings suitable for industries like automotive and aerospace.
- Laser engraving is a profitable business that requires a small investment and can be used to create personalized items and art.
- Fiber laser systems have lower operating costs compared to CO2 systems.