Jewellers Hermitage Flat | Name Plates Hermitage Flat | Plaques Hermitage Flat | Trophies Hermitage Flat | Watch Sales & Repairs Hermitage Flat | Badges & Badgemaking Supplies Hermitage Flat | Transfers & Emblems Hermitage Flat

Jewellers | Name Plates | Plaques | Trophies | Watch Sales & Repairs | Badges & Badgemaking Supplies | Transfers & Emblems

Engravers Pottery Estate | Engravers Lithgow | Engravers McKellars Park | Engravers Cobar Park | Engravers Sheedys Gully | Engravers Littleton | Engravers Bowenfels | Engravers Morts Estate | Engravers Vale of Clwydd | Engravers Corney Town | Engravers Doctors Gap | Engravers Oaky Park | Engravers State Mine Gully | Engravers Hassans Walls | Engravers Clarence | Engravers Marrangaroo | Engravers Hartley | Engravers Springvale | Engravers Rydal

Trophies & engraving

Corporate awards | Giftware | Medals | Name badge | Perpetual shields | Plaques | Signs | Trophies

What is laser engraving?

Laser engraving uses a beam of infrared light to engrave onto objects.

What materials can laser engrave on?

Materials that can be engraved on include wood, metal, steel, acrylic, leather, granite and more.

How small can writing be engraved?

Depending on the type of engraving and the surface used, engraved words can be made so small they are not visible to the naked eye.

Can engraving be removed?

Yes. This will require the engraved area to be milled off, and is best done by a professional.