The Laser Unlimited

• Acrylic (cast & extruded up to 1in thick cuts. Clear and Multi color)
• Metal (Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Titanium, Steel, Stainless steel, passivated stainless steel, Tungsten, Inconel, Gold, Silver, platinum, pewter, tin, galvanized, alloys, zinc, Chrome, and additional plated metals)
• Wood (cut up to 1in thick, most all species hard woods, composites, ply, MDF, and more)
• Glass (Deep etch and surface mark, clear, colored and black. Including mirror)
• Stone (natural river rocks, granite, marble, stone tile, porcelains, ceramics and brick)
• Leather (faux and genuine, Loose, crafted, handbags, belts, portfolios, book covers, bibles, sheaths, shoes and more)
• Foam (polyethene, closed/ cell foam (EVA), open cell polyurethane, case studies continue) 

Our typical turnaround rate is within the week. We tend to get your item back in your hands within 2-3 days. We do offer same day services.

The cost of laser engraving varies depending on the item, material, size, design complexity, and quantity. Our minimum engraving charge is $45, while tumbler engraving starts at $35. We offer both one-off custom engravings and bulk orders,

The best way to receive an accurate price is to provide us with:

• The item you want engraved
• The quantity
• Your logo, artwork, or design
• The approximate engraving size
• Any specific placement or customization requests

We’ll review your project and provide a quote based on your specific needs.

We offer bulk and single engraving services. We accept any and all quantities, but one offs will run more than bulk. Prices start at $45, but tumblers start at $35.
Bulk will be custom pricing based on the item, size, design, quantity and other various factors. 

 Laser marking creates a permanent identification or design on the surface of a material without significantly removing material. 

Laser engraving removes material from the surface, creating visible depth. It is commonly used for items requiring added durability.

The Simple Difference:
Laser marking is a surface etch with no depth, while laser engraving removes material to create depth.

Both processes provide permanent, precise, and repeatable results and can be used on a wide range of metals and other materials.

• Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and PVB: Releases toxic and corrosive chlorine gas.
• Carbon fiber and Teflon (PTFE): Emits dangerous fumes when burned.
• Leather containing Chromium (VI): Produces hazardous chemical reactions.