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Sterling Silver
Sterling Silver (925) will have a
- frosted white engraving or marking effect.
- Can be deep engraved
Gold 18K
18 carat Gold engraved area may appear
- darker or oxidized compared to the surrounding gold.
Platinum
Platinum (950) will have a
- frosted white engraving or marking effect.
Stainless Steel
Our Stainless Steel laser works can result in a
- dark marked finish or
- light grey, adjusted for best contrast.
- etched – perceptible on touch.
Brass
For best contrast, brass engraving can be
- dark-etched – perceptible on touch or
- will have similar engraving results as Gold a yellowish-white marking.
Titanium
Titanium (similar to Stainless Steel) laser works can result in a
- dark marked finish or
- light grey, adjusted for best contrast.
- etched – perceptible on touch.
Aluminum
Aluminum engraving can appear
- white
- dark-grey etched
Anodized Aluminum
Anodized Aluminum engraving will likely remove the anodized layer, making the aluminum core colour pop out:
- Light grey
Copper
When laser interacts with copper, it causes oxidation and color changes in the engraved areas.
- Dark-etched
- Light marked
Paint Coated Metals
Paint-coated metals engraving will have the paint layer removed by our lasers
- metal surface underneath will pop out
- dark-marked after having the paint layer removed
Wood can have a range of tones from light to dark depending on the type and finish.
Pine
Pine Wood engraving can appear
- brown-dark
Walnut
Walnut Wood engraving can appear
- brown-dark
Wenge
Wenge Wood being a dark wood, engraving will be
- dark and subtle to the eye
Plywood
Plywood engraving will depend on the surfaces such as textures or different veneers of other woods.
- dark on light-toned surfaces
- brownish on darker toned surfaces
MDF Boards
MDF boards also have different surface textures, engraving results may appear
- dark on light-toned surfaces
- brownish on darker toned surfaces
Acrylic Clear
Engraving on clear acrylic produces a
- frosted white appearance, as the laser heats and melts the material.
Black Acrylic
Laser marking can be done on black acrylic and appears in a
- dull white marking, as the laser heats and marks the black acrylic surface
Coloured Acrylic
Laser engraving can be done on coloured acrylics and results will most likely be the
- same colour as the material itself with a white hue
Glass Panels
Flat glass panels can be engraved and results in a
- frosted or matte appearance, as the laser disrupts the surface of the glass and chips the surfaces to be engraved
Glass Flutes
Glass flutes / cylindrical glass objects can be engraved and also results in a
- frosted or matte appearance, chipping the glass surface to engrave the design input
Leather
Leather can have varying textures and finishes, which may affect the appearance of the engraving.
- typically produces a darker mark, with the engraved area appearing darker than the surrounding material.
Cardboard
Paper and cardboard can have varying thicknesses and compositions, which may affect the engraving results.
- Engraving on paper or cardboard typically results in a burned or scorched appearance.
Ceramic
Engraving on Ceramic can result in a contrasting mark
- The engraved area may appear lighter or rougher compared to the surrounding stone.
Marble
Engraving on Marble can result in a contrasting mark
- The engraved area may appear lighter or rougher compared to the surrounding stone.