Laser engraving of metal

Laser engraving is a method of precisely applying images, inscriptions, or markings to metal products without mechanical intervention in the surface. The beam works locally: it removes the top layer of the material or changes its structure, forming a clear and durable image.

In practice, this means one thing: the engraving does not wear off, wash off, or lose contrast after several months of use. The most commonly used engravings are logos, serial numbers, technical designations, decorative elements, or individual inscriptions.

The main advantage is the stability of the result. The image is clear, with smooth edges and the same depth across the entire plane. In mass production, this guarantees the same quality of each part.

The technology is suitable for most types of metals and allows working with both large elements and small parts. The high processing speed makes it effective for industrial applications.

The engraving is resistant to abrasion, corrosion and external influences, as the image is actually formed in the metal structure.

The method is used to produce plates, nameplates, tags, mark industrial parts, apply serial numbers and technical information. Engraving is also used for decorative elements, accessories, and personalized products.

In manufacturing processes, laser engraving is often part of the product control and identification system.

We approach laser engraving not as a formal operation, but as part of the production process. We take into account the type of metal, the format of the product, and the requirements for the depth and readability of the marking. It is these details that determine whether the result will be stable in a series.

Criox works with both individual products and batches, where repeatability and accuracy of each unit is important. If you need to get a clear engraving without compromising on quality, send us technical data or a layout. After analyzing it, we will prepare a calculation and offer the best format for execution.

The laser allows you to work with various materials – from acrylic to wood – without losing detail. But the result depends not only on the equipment but also on how the process is set up.

We evaluate the task before starting: format, depth, contrast, requirements. After that, we determine the parameters and only then launch production. This approach avoids experiments on finished products.

Send us a mockup or a brief description of the task – we will prepare a technical response with specific deadlines and costs.