Melamine –also known as formica– is a triple-layer material with two glossy surfaces of the same colour, both suitable for engraving, and a white or black inner core. It can be cut and engraved using a tungsten carbide or widia end mill, and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Dual-layer material with a matt finish and one side suitable for engraving. Widely valued in professional settings due to its extensive colour range. It can be engraved and cut using both laser and end mill, and is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Reverse acrylic or methacrylate is engraved from the back –the side with the metallised colour– so the design appears through the transparent front face. This technique results in a very eye-catching finish. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, it can be engraved and cut using an end mill or laser.

Adhesive-backed vinyl is a flexible material with a matte-finish surface suitable for laser engraving. Ideal for signage thanks to its ability to adapt to curved or irregular surfaces. It can be engraved and cut with a laser and is recommended for indoor use.

Flexible adhesive vinyl, highly valued in professional applications for its adaptability to curved or irregular surfaces, features a single glossy-finish surface suitable for laser engraving. Designed for indoor use. Both engraving and cutting are performed using a laser.

This material features a polished face with a glossy finish, lacquered to prevent oxidation and protected by a film. Its golden tone closely resembles that of gold. Suitable for engraving with diamond and fibre laser; engraving can be darkened using Latonxide. Recommended for indoor applications.

This material has the characteristic yellow tone of brass, with a satin-finished face that is lacquered to prevent oxidation. It’s suitable for indoor use and engraving with diamond, milling cutter or fibre laser. Engraving can be darkened using Latonxide.

This material has a nickel plating that gives it a tone similar to silver or alpaca. It’s suitable for engraving with diamond, milling cutter and fibre laser. During the engraving process, the golden colour of the brass emerges, creating an attractive contrast with the silver-like surface. The engraving can be darkened with Latonxide. Suitable for indoor applications.

Available in satin and shiny finishes, with a lacquered face protected by a plastic film and two Ø 1,8 mm holes for nails. Engraving is done with a diamond and fiber laser on shiny ovals (0,5 mm); with diamond, end mill and fiber laser on satin finishes (0,6 mm). The engraving can be darkened using Latonxide.

Available in satin (0,6 mm) and shiny (0,5 mm) finishes, both with two Ø 1,8 mm holes for nails and a lacquered face protected by a plastic film. Engraving is done with diamond and fiber laser on shiny ovals; with diamond, end mill and fiber laser on satin finishes. For enhanced contrast, the engraving can be darkened using Latonxide.

Oxidising agent for darkening engravings on brass, nickel-plated steel, alpaca and lacquer-protected plates. Comes in a 120 ml bottle with an included applicator.

This type of acrylic or methacrylate is known as reverse because the engraving is done on the back side –the one with colour– and the design is visible through the thickness of the sheet from the front side. The result is particularly striking and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. It can be engraved and cut using an end mill and laser.