Online Laser Cutting & Engraving service

  Signage has become one of any conventional shop’s most significant advertising parts. The storefront’s signage serves as the public face of your business and has the power to either draw in or repel clients. Laser cut signs are a good alternative to painted store signs or hand-carved signs and inscriptions. Using laser-cut signage is the best choice to make your store’s signage aesthetically appealing. It may be time to retire hand-painted signs and replace them with manufactured ones. 1. What are laser engraved signs? In essence, laser engraved signage is flat surfaces with designs of your company’s logo, name, etc. etched into them. Any material of your preference can be used for the surface. A  laser engraving   machine  completes the entire process. You will obtain an exceptional outcome and finish. Your signage may have a stunning appearance. 2. Where can it be used? Every business owner knows the value of retail signage to a company’s reputation. Signage is t...

Cast acrylic is created by moulding it between two separate layers of glass; a sealing material made of rubber is then positioned across the two layers to measure the acrylic’s density as it cools. The tolerance (thickness) fluctuates more widely throughout a sheet since this is a less precise moulding form. As a result of its superior strength and resistance to warping when warmed up, it is more costly than extruded acrylic while being more adaptable. It can resist impacts effectively and is scratch-resistant. It is often used to make gifts, plaques, and trophies because it develops a smooth, icy white tint when laser-engraved, allowing the engraved surface to be seen through the object. Below are four suggestions for cleaning acrylic after the laser-cutting process. Cleaning Acrylic After Laser Cutting: Four Suggestions 1.Clean acrylic with microfiber or lint-free anti-static cloth called non-abrasive fabric Acrylic charges up statically very rapidly, and static may draw dirt, lint, ...

   RL: Please tell us about yourself?   AL: I’m a graphic artist / illustrator living in London and going on to study Graphic   Communication Design at CSM. RL: Please tell us about your design? AL: I created a horse / donkey keyring to link into my project about the importance of humor within art & design. RL: What do you like about laser cutting and the material/s you used? AL: I like how satisfying the final outcome came out, and the way the  acrylic  catches the light and illuminates in the sun. RL: What made you choose RazorLAB? AL: Definitely a very fast service and easy to use, great communication and lovely employees. RL: Do you have any links to your work? AL: You can find me on  Instagram . Note : This blog was originally published on  razorlabonline.com