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Furnells explains that engraving marks a surface, while embossing physically forms the material. Embossing is especially effective on suitable leather goods, folders, notebooks and other products where a tactile impression forms part of the design. Engraving provides precise permanent lettering, logos or artwork on metals, timber, glass, acrylic and many finished items.
Material suitability is central to the decision. Glass is an engraving application, while leather can be particularly suited to embossing or debossing. Customers can describe the required result to Furnells, whose workshop can assess the item and recommend the most appropriate approach.
Material and appearance
A tactile impression and a precisely marked surface produce different visual and physical effects. Furnells can consider the actual object and the intended result together, using the supplied dimensions, quantity and artwork to advise on what is practical.
Material suitability is central to the decision. Glass is an engraving application, while leather can be particularly suited to embossing or debossing. Customers can describe the required result to Furnells, whose workshop can assess the item and recommend the most appropriate approach.
Material and appearance
A tactile impression and a precisely marked surface produce different visual and physical effects. Furnells can consider the actual object and the intended result together, using the supplied dimensions, quantity and artwork to advise on what is practical.
For more information on Should customers choose embossing or engraving for a project with Furnells? talk to Furnells LTD
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