Engraving 101
WHAT IS LASER ENGRAVING ?

ANNEALING
Laser annealing is a non-contact process that uses controlled laser heating to alter the microstructure of metals like stainless steel, titanium, and aluminum. It creates durable, corrosion-resistant, and visually precise markings without damaging the material. Widely used in medical, aerospace, and automotive industries, it offers pinpoint accuracy, consistent quality, and long-lasting results—ideal for detailed logos, patterns, and compliance markings.
ETCHING
Laser etching is a precise, non-contact process that removes a thin layer of material to create detailed, permanent markings on metals, plastics, and glass. It delivers sharp, consistent, and durable results, making it ideal for intricate designs, logos, and patterns. Widely used in industries like electronics and jewelry, laser etching ensures high-quality finishes with minimal risk of material damage.


DEEP ENGRAVING
Laser deep engraving is a high-powered process that removes material to create permanent, detailed engravings several millimeters deep. Ideal for metals, plastics, and wood, it produces durable, precise, and long-lasting markings used in industries like firearms, aerospace, and automotive. With superior depth and clarity compared to traditional methods, this non-contact process ensures accuracy, consistency, and a high-quality finish without damaging the material.