We offer laser job shop services at excellent rates to:
Individual Artisans
Corporate Gifts Designers and Buyers
Awards and Trophy Businesses
Manufacturers in need of Non-Contact Parts Marking or Labeling
Anyone with the need for accurate, high-definition engraving, cutting or marking.
TWO LOCATIONS
Depending on availability (and whether you're nearer Colorado or Ireland) we have three precision laser-engraving/cutting systems:
1. 10-Watt Carbon Dioxide "Galvanometer-on-X/Y Table" based scanning system which can either furnish 1/10,000th-inch accuracy over a 2" X 2" square engraving surface or whip through tasks such as serial number marking faster than your delivery system can feed pills or parts into the engraving field.
2. 35-Watt Carbon Dioxide laser with "flying optics", a 24" X 18" engraving/cutting surface and 1/1,000th-inch (1,000 dpi) accuracy.
3. 35-Watt Carbon Dioxide laser with "flying optics", a 24" X 12" engraving/cutting surface and 1/1,000th-inch (1,000 dpi) accuracy.
We can cut wood, plastic, leather, and many specialty items available to the laser engraving trade.
CAD/CAM and Non-Contact Parts Marking
We engrave wood, plastic, leather, glass, marble, agate, slate and can mark stainless steel. Non-contact parts marking of serial numbers on machine parts and layout of of anodized aluminum control panels such as the one above are quick and easy. We eliminate the necessity for expensive silkscreen setup charges every time a detail is changed. No screen needed - just a few clicks of the mouse.
Ever lose a prized hammer or other tool on the job? You wouldn't if you had laser-marked your mane permanently onto it. We can mark all woods, most plastics and stainless steel.
Models can easily be made from architect's CAD files in coloured Perspex.
Our rotary attachment resembles a lathe and allows us to engrave designs around curved glassware.
Here's an example of how one company increased one aspect of their in-house production capacity by over 3,000 percent:
(Yes, no blarney, 3,000%)
Hand-decorated pottery requires sponge-rubber stamps like the one at left. And they wear out. It takes an artisan with a tiny hot tool nearly a day to carve out a stamp like this, sculpting it out of the sponge.
Instead, the artist now draws the design in ink on white paper and scans it (or has us scan it). We turn that into the proper computer file and can easily turn out a hundred sponges before breakfast, as shown above.
If you don't see the product you're interested in here, it's only because you haven't asked us to design it yet.
For all your laser cutting and engraving needs,