...a cutting edge laser engraving and sandcarving business. We utilize state-of-the-art technology teamed with old-world sandcarving expertise to create deep-carved and multi-staged carved images on a variety of mediums. Our products convey elegance and class that are a cut above the screen-printed glass products flooding the market today.
Whether you need a single piece or a large quantity, we guarantee each item we produce to demonstrate the standard of excellence upon which we stake our reputation. We make every effort to ensure that your first experience with us will not be your last.
We offer flexibility in design choice. Choose from an assortment of stock designs, supply your own art work, or allow us to create a customized design for you.
Sandcarving, more commonly known as sandblasting, has become very effective method for marking or personalizing a variety of differnet surfaces such as glass, marble, ceramic, stone, chrome and metal. It leaves a beautiful etched image, adding elegance to any piece. We do mobile sandcarving on-site for specialized jobs such as sandblasing on large boulders.
Laser engraving, or laser marking, works similar to sandcarving using a laser to create an impression on an assortment of mediums. Engraving can be accomplished on wood, acrylic, plastics, leather, and some cloths. The laser is precise and can engrave on very small items. Lasers can also be used to cut various materials such as in creating plastic templates.
We can engrave on just about anything, contact us with questions or to get more information.
Sandcarving
Glass – wine bottles, awards, glass block, toasting flutes, mirrors, sheet glass, ornaments
Tile – glazed or unglazed ceramic, granite, adobe, travertine, marble
Stone – large or on-site stone pieces or boulders
Metal – chrome, aluminum, steel, brass
Laser Engraving
Acrylic – awards, kennel tags, ornaments and other custom designs
Wood – name badges, custom photo frames, poker boxes
Laminated plastics – name plates, name badges,
Leather – coasters, dog collars, tack
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