We engrave acrylic, metal, and wood with detail fine enough for brand logos, wayfinding, serialized part marking, and awards. Same machines, same building where we cut and fabricate, so an engraved panel does not have to travel between vendors to get finished.
Reverse side engraving on clear acrylic
On clear panels we usually engrave the back rather than the front. The artwork is cut into the reverse face, so the front stays perfectly smooth to the touch and the detail reads through the thickness of the material. It gives depth that surface engraving cannot, and it protects the mark from wear, cleaning, and handling.
We mirror your file to make that work. You do not have to prepare it.
What we engrave
Logos and brand marks on displays, cases, and fixtures. Room numbers, wayfinding, and ADA-adjacent signage. Awards, plaques, and recognition pieces. Serialized numbering and part identification on production runs. Menu boards, tap handles, and hospitality pieces. Control panel legends and equipment labeling.
Materials
Clear and colored cast acrylic. Anodized and coated metals. Wood and plywood. Two-tone engraving stock for high-contrast lettering.
Different materials read differently. Frosted white on clear acrylic, exposed base metal on anodized aluminum, dark burn on light wood. If the look matters, tell us the effect you want rather than the setting, and we will match it.
Volume and consistency
Engraving one piece is easy. Engraving four hundred pieces where the mark sits in exactly the same place every time is a production problem, and that is the part we solve. Jigs, repeatable fixturing, and file setup that holds across a run.
Files
Vector artwork in AI, DXF, EPS, or PDF. Raster art can work for photo-style engraving, but send the highest resolution you have.