A-1 Engraving Service
A-1 Engraving Service
A-1 Engraving Service
Chino Valley, Az. 86323
391 W. Butterfield Rd.
(928) 636-6141
No Minimum Order, No Per Letter Charge.
Choose from our laser engraved brass trophy plates, or our diamond engraved brass trophy plates. Our laser engraved brass trophy plates are black in color. Laser engraving burns off the black to reveal the beautiful gold colored brass. Our diamond engraved brass trophy plates are available in your choice of natural engraved Brass, or Black Brass. We can also blacken the freshly engraved text on your diamond engraved brass trophy plate while leaving the rest of your brass trophy plate its original color.
Both our laser engraved brass trophy plates and our diamond engraved brass trophy plates have a .020 thickness. Brass trophy plates are best suited for interior use. All wording will be centered unless you specify otherwise.
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Laser Engraved
Black Brass Trophy Plates
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Brass Trophy Plates
Diamond Engraved
$6.95 and up
$7.95 and up
Laser Engraved Signs - Tags - Stainless Steel - Brass Plaques - Trophy Plates - Award Plaques - Custom Engraving
Laser Engraved Signs - Tags - Stainless Steel - Brass Plaques - Trophy Plates - Award Plaques - Custom Engraving
Black Brass Trophy Plates
Diamond Engraved
$7.95 and up
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with a forward slash ( / )
with a forward slash ( / )
Diamond Engraved Black Brass Plates.
Diamond Engraving Reveals The Beautiful Gold Colored Brass.
Our Diamond Engraved Black Brass Plates Have A .020 Thickness.
Diamond Engraving Reveals The Beautiful Gold Colored Brass.
Our Diamond Engraved Black Brass Plates Have A .020 Thickness.
Diamond Engraved Brass
With Rounded Corners
With Rounded Corners
Diamond Engraved Black Brass
With Inverted Corners
With Inverted Corners
Laser Engraved Black Brass
With Rounded Corners
With Rounded Corners
Diamond drag engraving is done with a diamond tip cutter. This process etches the text and/or logo into the metal. This is the most traditional way to to make engraved tags, trophy plates, plaques, and nameplates. The diamond cutter can etch very fine lines into most materials, which gives an elegant look to tags, plaques, trophy plates, name tags, and nameplates.
The difference between diamond drag engraving and laser engraving is that the diamond tip cutter actually "drags" across the material being engraved while laser engraving uses a laser to engrave or mark an object. This technique can be very technical and complex and usually uses a computer system to drive the movements of the laser head. Despite the complexity of laser engraving, very precise and clean engravings can be achieved at a high rate.
The difference between diamond drag engraving and laser engraving is that the diamond tip cutter actually "drags" across the material being engraved while laser engraving uses a laser to engrave or mark an object. This technique can be very technical and complex and usually uses a computer system to drive the movements of the laser head. Despite the complexity of laser engraving, very precise and clean engravings can be achieved at a high rate.
Diamond drag engraving is done with a diamond tip cutter. This process etches the text and/or logo into the metal. This is the most traditional way to to make engraved tags, trophy plates, plaques, and nameplates. The diamond cutter can etch very fine lines into most materials, which gives an elegant look to tags, plaques, trophy plates, name tags, and nameplates.
The difference between diamond drag engraving and laser engraving is that the diamond tip cutter actually "drags" across the material being engraved while laser engraving uses a laser to engrave or mark an object. This technique can be very technical and complex and usually uses a computer system to drive the movements of the laser head. Despite the complexity of laser engraving, very precise and clean engravings can be achieved at a high rate.
The difference between diamond drag engraving and laser engraving is that the diamond tip cutter actually "drags" across the material being engraved while laser engraving uses a laser to engrave or mark an object. This technique can be very technical and complex and usually uses a computer system to drive the movements of the laser head. Despite the complexity of laser engraving, very precise and clean engravings can be achieved at a high rate.
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