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Laser Etching & Engraving Glass

Customize a variety of glassware at the touch of a button

Add Glass Engraving to your Customization Services

Whether it’s pint glasses, shot glasses, coffee mugs, wine glasses, wine bottles – well, you get the idea – lasers work wonderfully for customizing all kinds of glass products!

Glass engraving and etching with a CO2 laser produces a beautiful frosted effect, allowing you to etch custom logos and designs on nearly any glass product.

Epilog’s Rotary Attachment option makes setting up glassware for engraving a breeze! The rotary allows you to easily set up different sizes of glasses, mugs, vases and wine bottles for engraving. The rotary turns the piece as the laser etches your pattern. No special measurements are required to create these custom etchings!

Creativity

What can you create with a laser?

Branded Glassware

Strengthen your brand by etching your logo, company name, or custom graphics into pint glasses, wine glasses, champagne flutes, coffee mugs, serving dishes, and more.

Personalized Gifts

Take your gift from bland to grand by custom-etching glassware with the recipient’s name or a graphic to mark the occasion.

And More…

The possibilities are endless when you use an Epilog Laser for glass engraving projects. Whether you’re lauching a new product, branding your own promotional products, or simply engraving a gift for a friend, a laser system can help you create faster and with higher quality. All it takes is a little imagination and an Epilog Laser!

Engraving is Easy!

Print to your laser from any graphics software

Laser machines work similarly to office printers, so the process is simple. Cutting and engraving with an Epilog is as easy as following these three steps: select your design and print, configure the laser for your material with speed and power settings, and push GO to laser it!

Artwork Setup

Design in your favorite software

Material Settings

Assign speed and power by material

Start Engraving!

Send the job to the laser and press go!

Sample Club

With step-by-step instructions and free graphics files, get new project ideas every month!
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Which machines are best for laser etching glass?

Whatever the scope of your glass etching project, Epilog Laser has a machine that will fit your needs, from entry-level systems to top-of-the line machines.
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Fusion Ascent 12 Laser Machine

Fusion Ascent 12

Next Gen Series
Work Area

24″ x 12″
(610 x 305mm)

Type

CO2, Fiber

Wattage

CO2: 30-60
Fiber: 30

Our compact laser system available in several wattage configurations and features up to 3050 mm/s (120 IPS) engraving speeds. Also available with a fiber laser source.
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Fusion Ascent 24 Laser Machine

Fusion Ascent 24

Next Gen Series
Work Area

24″ x 24″
(610 x 610mm)

Type

CO2

Wattage

CO2: 40-80
Fiber: 60

A mid-size system that includes Epilog’s IRIS Camera System.
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Fusion Ascent 36 Laser Machine

Fusion Ascent 36

Next Gen Series
Work Area

36″ x 24″
(914 x 610mm)

Type

CO2

Wattage

CO2: 40-80

The largest system in the Fusion Edge Series, the Edge 36 offers a 36” x 24” (914 x 610 mm) engraving table and comes in a 60, 80, or 100 watt CO2 configuration. The Edge 36 features 3050 mm/s (120 IPS) engraving speeds, and features built-in Ethernet, USB, and Wireless options for networking your laser.
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Fusion Maker 12

Starter Series
Work Area

24″ x 12″
(610 x 305mm)

Type

CO2

Wattage

CO2: 30-40

The newest in Epilog’s laser lineup, the Fusion Maker was designed for the entry-level hobbyist or small business owner. This compact system features up to 60 IPS engraving speeds and our popular IRIS Camera System.
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Fusion Maker 24

Starter Series
Work Area

24″ x 24″
(610 x 610mm)

Type

CO2

Wattage

CO2: 40

Featuring a 24” x 24” engraving table and available in a 40 watt configuration, the Fusion Maker 24 offers users a larger engraving table to tackle bigger projects.
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Fusion Maker 36

Starter Series
Work Area

36″ x 24″
(914 x 610mm)

Type

CO2

Wattage

CO2: 40-50

The largest in the Fusion Maker Laser Series, the Fusion Maker 36 features a 36” x 24” workspace and 40 or 50 watt configuration options. All of the Fusion Maker systems include our IRIS Camera System and 60 inches per second engraving speeds.
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Fusion Edge 12

Business Series
Work Area

24″ x 12″
(610 x 305mm)

Type

CO2, Fiber

Wattage

CO2: 50-60
Fiber: 30

Our compact laser system available in several wattage configurations and features up to 3050 mm/s (120 IPS) engraving speeds. Also available with a fiber laser source.
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Fusion Edge 24

Business Series
Work Area

24″ x 24″
(610 x 610mm)

Type

CO2

Wattage

CO2: 50-60

A mid-size system that includes Epilog’s IRIS Camera System.
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Fusion Edge 36

Business Series
Work Area

36″ x 24″
(914 x 610mm)

Type

CO2

Wattage

CO2: 60-100

The largest system in the Fusion Edge Series, the Edge 36 offers a 36” x 24” (914 x 610 mm) engraving table and comes in a 60, 80, or 100 watt CO2 configuration. The Edge 36 features 3050 mm/s (120 IPS) engraving speeds, and features built-in Ethernet, USB, and Wireless options for networking your laser.
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Fusion Pro 24

Industrial Series
Work Area

24″ x 24″
(610 x 610mm)

Type

CO2, Dual

Wattage

CO2: 60-100
Fiber: 60

The smallest in our industrial Fusion Pro Laser Series, the Pro 24 is available in 60, 80, or 100 watts and can be configured as a dual-source system with both CO2 and fiber laser capabilities.
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