Laser engraving and marking on metal with a 50 W fibre laser. The laser does not paint: it melts the metal microns deep, so the mark cannot be rubbed off, peeled off or worn away — it is part of the piece.
Logos and branding on your products, serial numbers for traceability, scales and rules, machine identification plates, QR codes and technical data. We also personalise tooling and the parts we make here, so they leave with your name on them.
On stainless the mark can come out black without removing any material: the laser heats the surface just enough to change its colour, and the metal stays smooth and sealed. It is the finish that survives harsh cleaning and outdoor use. If you want to feel it with your finger, we engrave deep instead.
On bare aluminium the mark comes out light grey and very crisp. On anodised aluminium the laser lifts the coloured layer and the white aluminium underneath shows through: that clean contrast you see on control panels and data plates.
Titanium takes colour: depending on how much heat we put in, the mark comes out gold, blue or dark grey. Brass and copper throw a lot of light back and need a slower pass, but they engrave just as well.
Parts that come off our printers can be delivered already marked with your reference. Many technical plastics take a fibre laser; wood and acrylic do not, those need a different kind of laser.
Your logo on your products, tooling or company gifts. On metal it is engraved with real contrast and fine detail — no stickers or printing that peel away.
Serial numbers, batch codes and QR or barcodes on every part. If you build or maintain equipment, each unit is identified for life.
Machine identification plates in stainless steel or aluminium, control panels, rules and graduated scales: accurate to tenths and easy to read.
Any part we print or machine can leave marked: your brand, your reference and its serial number. Made and marked in the same workshop.
No. The laser does not lay down ink or paint: it transforms the surface of the metal itself, microns deep. It cannot peel, it will not fade in the sun, and it survives solvents, oils and pressure washing.
Stainless steel, carbon steels, aluminium (bare or anodised), titanium, brass and copper. Many technical plastics take a mark too. A fibre laser like ours will not engrave wood or acrylic.
It depends on the size of the artwork, the metal and how many pieces there are. Preparing the file is paid once, and from there each piece costs what it takes to mark: the more units, the cheaper each one gets. Send us a photo of the part and your logo on WhatsApp and we will quote it.
A vector file is best: SVG, DXF, PDF or AI. A good quality image with a clean background works too. If your logo only exists on a photo or an old label, we can redraw it.
Yes. The machine changes the number by itself on each part, so a batch comes out numbered in sequence without anyone touching it between pieces. Same with a different QR or barcode on every unit.
Up to 300 × 300 mm in one go. The part itself can be far bigger: what has to fit in that area is the artwork. The surface being marked has to be flat and at focus height; if the artwork is larger, we engrave it in sections.
The workshop is in Reus (Tarragona), Spain. You can bring the part in person or send it by courier; we ship it back engraved anywhere in Spain or Europe.
Send us the logo or the text and the part (or a photo of it), and we will tell you how it will look and what it costs. Batches are better: the more units, the cheaper each one.
Tell us what to engrave