Get Listed
Sign In
Furnells advises that glass composition, shape and the intended finish determine the most suitable engraving process. Laser processing, wheel engraving, rotary tools, stippling and abrasive methods can all create engraved effects, with the best approach depending on the individual piece. Finished bottles, awards and presentation glass require consideration of positioning, curvature and the available engraving area.
Simple artwork with strong contrast often works well, while very fine detail may need adjusting to suit the glass and mark size. Customers should send Furnells photographs, dimensions and artwork so the workshop can assess suitability before the item is sent or delivered.
Preparing artwork for glass engraving
The available engraving area and the curvature of the item influence where a design can be positioned. Furnells can assess photographs and artwork together, including whether fine details need simplifying to suit the glass and the size of the finished mark.
Simple artwork with strong contrast often works well, while very fine detail may need adjusting to suit the glass and mark size. Customers should send Furnells photographs, dimensions and artwork so the workshop can assess suitability before the item is sent or delivered.
Preparing artwork for glass engraving
The available engraving area and the curvature of the item influence where a design can be positioned. Furnells can assess photographs and artwork together, including whether fine details need simplifying to suit the glass and the size of the finished mark.
For more information on What should customers consider before arranging glass engraving with Furnells? talk to Furnells LTD
More products
List your company on FindTheNeedle.