Laser Engraving on Plastic from Architectural Signs Sydney

Plastic engraved tags, small signage, promotional products and acrylic are typical products when it comes to industrial laser marking. A great benefit for sign shops is the laser's ability to engrave and cut acrylic. With a laser you can now create your own dimensional letters or supply interior signage. A laser allows you to create a wide array of signage that contains crisp and clean graphics.

Another industrial application is your ability to create donor walls. Donor walls are creative ways of recognizing the financial contributions of donors. Often they are very elaborate over-sized wall plaques that combine different medias such as wood, plastic, vinyl and metal.

When talking about industrial lasers marking plastic, there is huge demand for marking identification on plastic parts and plastic components.

Companies are becoming more concerned with asset management and hence require a form of engraving on expensive tools and devices such as GPS devices, cameras, laptops and hand-held sensors (Internet Source*).

YAG Laser Engraving

A YAG laser generates the laser beam in a different manner, which gives it the ability to laser mark different products and substrates. More importantly, the fibremark or the YAG lasers can usually engrave products that a CO2 has difficulty with. These difficult materials include various plastics and metals.

What Can Lasers Do? Laser marked vs laser engraved.

Both refer to the use of a laser but laser engraving usually means that you are obtaining a deeper 'cut' into the product whereas as laser marking simply scores the surface with minimal depth.

Architectural Signs has continued to strive to be innovative and customer focused to such an extent that we are recognised as one of Australia's largest trade engravers. We have been providing signage solutions since 1979 including promotional items, corporate awards, vehicle signs, outdoor, reception and Braille.

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