Glass Etching and Engraving with a Laser
Glass engraving and etching with a CO2 laser produces a beautiful frosted effect, making your glasswares appear more sophisticated and personalized. Logos, text (and just about anything else!) stands out even more as the laser creates an effect that makes your engraved design really "pop" off the glass background. Epilog's systems make it simple to engrave on glass at the touch of a button.
 |
Glass Etching is popular because of the profitability and ease of using a laser to create custom designs.
- Easy to use: Any design you can print to paper, you can etch on glass with an Epilog Laser.
|
- Affordable: With systems starting below $10,000, you can quickly start making money with a laser etching machine.
|
- Versatile: You can also engrave and/or cut wood, acrylic, plastic, marble, and many more materials.
|
Here's how you do it...
- Create your design
- Choose the type of material you want engrave
- Measure the area you want to engrave
- Determine the speed and power settings (don't worry, we have a great manual that tells you this information)
- Send the job to the laser
|
How do you etch round objects on the laser?
Epilog's Rotary Attachment allows you to easily set up different sizes of glasses, mugs, vases and wine bottles for engraving. It will turn the piece as the laser etches your pattern. No special measurements makes it easy to create custom glass etching. |
How deep will the laser etch?
With a laser you can create a very light etch. This is not sandblasting and you won't achieve that depth, but you can quickly create very elaborate designs with a laser that is lightly etched into the glass. It's a unique look that many people prefer to sandblasting.
Does it work with other materials?
Engrave and/or cut wood, acrylic, plastic, marble, fabric and much more, all with this same laser.
|
|
How do I find out more?
Fill our our brochure form and we'll send you a DVD demo, brochure and sample kit. Or call our sales team at 888-437-4564 with your questions. Fill out the request form to find out more!
|
.gif){kind=spacer}
