Engraving

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Our machines are capable to engrave 12”x 24” x 6” surfaces. We are able to custom design the engraving on either products you bring to the shop or our limited in house stock.  Engraving designs may be a simple name and date, to even a picture.  Please review the Acceptable Artwork File Format description below, when considering having picture/logo engraving done. We do custom engraving on a wide variety of materials such as the following personal purchased materials:  

• Colored Aluminum/Stainless Steel water bottles  
• Leather  
• Cloth Lettering  
• Ceramic  mugs with fine to medium glaze  
• Beer mugs  
• Stemware (leaded glass up to 7%)  
• Wine bottles (empty or filled)  
• Wood  
• Mirrors and flat glass  
• Custom Covers (cell phones, tablets or laptops)

 Please note, prices seen in pictures are subject to change based on our vendor increases. 

Logo artwork used for laser engraving into various products must be in an acceptable format to ensure good quality results in the laser engraved image. The process used for laser engraving is different than the process used for printing on your printer. An Image that looks good on a printer, may not engrave well on a product.

Printers can handle grayscales of artwork which creates a smoothing effect in the printed result. Laser engraving using a burning technique to burn the image into the product and thus burns each pixel, regardless of shade level found in grayscale images.

For laser engraving acceptable file formats include the following:

TIFF, BMP, JPG or other Raster images that are 1-Bit black and white camera ready artwork. No Grayscale. Should be in a minimum of 300 DPI resolution.

CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator, EPS, PDF vector artwork that has all text converted to curves or outlines.

We accept PC artwork files only.

Unacceptable Files

JPG or GIF images or other low resolution images converted to a TIFF or BMP and even if the resolution is changed to 300 dpi, are not acceptable if the original image was less than 300 DPI. Simply resaving a file as a new file type does not increase the quality of the pixels in the artwork itself. Images from web sites are typically in 72 or 96 DPI. Please contact your company’s graphic department to obtain a High Resolution logo, vs using one off your company’s web site.

If you do not have a high resolution image or must use one from your company’s web site, please be aware that the end result of the laser engraving may not look professional. We can re-design the image if you prefer using the artwork you supply from your company web site.

Do not embed image files inside of word documents or other documents such as spreadsheets, rather provide the raw artwork file itself.

Stock Artwork