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Engraving

Mechanical engraving carves durable designs into metals and hard surfaces, perfect for awards, plaques, and industrial tags.

A close-up of a hand wearing a black glove holding a gold-colored metal object, possibly a coin or medallion, with intricate designs and text. The text on the object reads "EASY DOES IT" and "FIRST THINGS FIRST." The background shows a part of a machine, suggesting a workshop or manufacturing setting.
A close-up view of a CNC machine in operation. The focus is on the drill bit, which is actively engaged in machining a piece of material. The material appears to be a combination of metal and wood, with the metal part being polished and reflective, possibly brass or gold-colored. The drill bit is metallic and has a textured grip, indicating precision engineering. The surrounding area includes parts of the machine, such as screws and a metal plate, which are slightly out of focus, emphasizing the drill bit and the workpiece.
A close-up view of a person's arm, wearing a black glove, interacting with a piece of machinery. The arm has a tattoo visible on the wrist. The person is holding a circular object with a green and yellow design, possibly a badge or token, and placing it onto a metal platform. The machinery appears to be some sort of engraving or cutting device, with a ruler and various knobs and screws visible.

What is Engraving?

Engraving is a precise mechanical process used to carve designs, text, or patterns into metals and other hard surfaces. This technique creates sharp, permanent markings that add a touch of sophistication to items like plaques, awards, and industrial tags. Ideal for creating highly detailed and durable results, engraving ensures your designs stand the test of time while adding a professional finish.

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