Laser engraving on glass is often used to personalize objects such as bottles, cups, glasses and much more.

Laser engraving allows you to customise a wide range of objects and recreate details with absolute precision. However, despite the wide range of suitable materials, some on the market are not suitable for this type of processing. 

Laser engraving on metal is a process that uses a focused laser beam to remove material from the surface, creating precise and detailed engravings. 

The laser engraving technique is a process that involves the removal of the material from the blank, by burning or vaporizing the surface. 

Laser engraving allows the customisation of different materials, imprinting a personal and distinctive mark that lasts over time and is not subject to modification by external agents.

3D printers allow you to choose between different materials in addition to plastics and thermoplastics, which remain among the most used.

3D printing offers great versatility when it comes to reproducing objects (even very small ones). What you need to know is that not all printers guarantee the same accuracy and resolution. 

3D printing is a process that works by adding layers of material (usually plastics) and allows the creation of 3D objects or prototypes.

3D printing over the years has been used by several companies to develop prototypes or high-engineered parts to be used for different production purposes.

3D printing is among the most popular techniques not only in the production sectors, but also among hobbyists, as it allows a variety of applications. However, it is important to distinguish between cheap and professional machines, as they differ in performance and capacity.

3D printing allows you to create new objects through an additive process (AM), which adds layers of material one on top of the other, in order to recreate a detail based on a 3D model.