Trotec Laser's state-of-the-art laser engraving machines are designed to deliver quick, clean, and quality results for a broad range of materials and manufacturing needs.
Laser Engraving Examples
- Laser engraving is basically the process of creating the mark, material is removed or vaporized during the laser process.
- Laser engraving wood is a process in which several layers of wood are removed to achieve a desired depth into the wood.
- Laser engraving a sign is often done with two-ply plastic, (material with a top layer, the cap, laminated to a contrasting color, the core). The engraving process involves the laser removing the cap exposing the core.
- Laser engraving metal is a process in which the laser removes layers of the material to create depth. This process is used to guarantee permanence in the mark.
- Laser engraving is an abrasion-free, contact-free process that does not require adjusting or clamping of the material to be engraved; therefore, the user is not exposed to potentially hazardous moving parts.
- Laser engraving does not involve tool bits, which wear when they come into contact the material surface and have to be replaced regularly.
- Laser engraving clean! Laser engraving is a clean, environmentally friendly, means of production which produces clean edges and fine details.
- Laser engraving is fast! Trotec manufactures the fastest lasers on the market.
- Laser engraving machines are easy to operate. Using standard graphic layout programs and quick one-touch commands novice to expert users will get high-quality output every time!
- Laser engraving with a Trotec makes business sense. Our machines deliver top quality, productivity, reliability, and power… So even the most elaborate jobs can be done in a snap!
- A Trotec Laser is a long term investment that delivers a high return on investment!
- Acrylic
- Metal
- Wood
- Glass
- Leather
- Plastic
- Aluminum
- Rubber
- Brick
- Granite
- Marble
- Stone
- Paper
- Apples
- Beef Jerky..... and much much more!
Even as a professional Rayjet dealer ( http://www.rayjet.de ) I have never heared of of seen engraved beef jerky (might have to do with the fact that it's everything but not common here) . Anyway, a very nice and informative article with enlightening picture material. Thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jürgen!
ReplyDeleteI agree, engraving beef jerky is very strange, but alas possible. We had a customer who decided to buy our laser to engrave business cards made out of beef jerky!
I've just purchased a brand new speedy 300 specifically to engrave wooden photo frames and wow it's revolutionized my business. Not only can I now engrave 4 frames in 1/4 the time as my epilog Zing but the result is much cleaner and sharper :)
ReplyDeleteTake a look at my profile link to see some of the items we are engraving on the trotec machine :)
Super! Glad to hear you're loving your Speedy 300, your frames are looking good too!
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