Hugely versatile, laser engraving can be used to engrave or mark a large range of objects, from automotive parts to graphic tablets. Utilised by various industries including automotive, construction, die casting, manufacturing, oil and gas, medical, logistics and aerospace, as well as for smaller bespoke projects, laser engraving is a great popular solution for fast and fuss-free metal engraving.
As well as offering laser engraving in-house at Harrison’s Lincolnshire workspace, you can also benefit from the unique offering of on-site engraving thanks to Harrison’s adapted technology.
By using Mobile Laser Engraving Workstations, Harrison’s can produce marks of outstanding quality and durability on-site. Why? To reduce your overheads. By working on-site Harrison’s can save you time and money, with no transportation costs for large items and little t no downtime, the team can come to you so you can carry on with the important job of running your business.
Yes – just one thing. Harrison’s will need access to 3-phase power with a 5-pin 16/32 amp socket.
Laser engraving is favoured more and more as industries and technology progress since it is contactless. That means there is no damage from contact points on the object and no dust either.
It’s not called precision engraving for nothing, Harrison’s method of engraving means that you can engrave even the smallest of materials or surface areas. The inherent stability and programmability of the latest Pulsed Fibre Lasers used in engraving result in vastly improved marking quality. Ten times more efficient than traditional TTAG systems, fibre lasers allow Harrison’s to engrave at speed with zero loss of quality or clarity.
Laser engraving services can not only be applied to high-precision engineering work but also promotional and gift engraving, adding text and logos on a variety of items and materials.