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Laser
engraving is the art of using the laser to engrave, mark, or etch an
object.
Unlike other types of engraving, the technique
does not require tool bits that wear out and have to be replaced. This
is a great advantage. However, laser engraving can be technologically
complex, often requiring a computer system to drive the movements of the
laser head. Precise and clean engravings can be produced at a high rate
of speed. Today there are polymers and metal alloys especially
manufactured for laser engraving.
When engraving or physically altering a surface is not desirable,
“marking” is done. Marking is done using a broad range of techniques,
including printing and hot-branding. Today, laser engraving machines are
sometimes used to do marking that previously would have been done by
other means.
Read More About Lasers And Engraving:
The
Art Of Laser
Engraving Is Unlike any Other Type Of Engraving
Laser engraving is the art of using the laser to
engrave, mark, or etch an object. Unlike other types of engraving, the
technique does not require tool bits that wear out and have to be
replaced.
The
Four Basic Techniques Available For Today's Engravers
The four basic techniques that are available for today’s engravers
include hand engraving, pantograph, computer numeric controlled
engraving, and laser engraving.
The most ancient, and expensive, method of engraving is hand engraving.
Using hammers of various weights, chisels, and other sharp tools with
various profiles, designs are meticulously tapped into the surface of
the material. Accuracy and precision are required with each and every
stroke in order to achieve the proper overall look to the design.
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