Laser Engraving Micro-Fiber
The most common types of microfibers are made from polyesters, polyamides (nylon), and/or a combination of polyester and polyamide.
It is a durable fabric for laser engraving and produces beautiful results. Using high speed and low power, users can quickly burn away the slightest layer from the top, resulting in an engraving with great contrast.
To avoid burning entirely through the layer of fabric, we recommend testing on various swatches until you find your correct settings.
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Click this image see how we created this custom etched pillow.
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Click this image see how we created this laser engraved
journal.
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Synthetic Leather
Synthetic, or "faux" leather has proven to be an an excellent fabric for engraving. When laser engraved, this material produces an almost debossed look that is very upscale and sophisticated.
Synthetic leather is flexible and durable. It is a material that can certainly withstand laser engraving.
Click the image to your left to see how we engraved a faux leather journal for our sample club. |

Click the image above to learn more
about engraving on cotton napkins.
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Cotton Engraving
100% cotton with a tight weave produces a subtle but elegant engraving. It’s important to note how close the threads are – the tighter the thread the better the engraving will be. Make sure the cotton is tightly-knit enough to sustain the power from the laser. For an example of this, check out our laser engraved cotton napkins. |