Laser Foil on engraved products 

Can you post some of your work, Cary?

Don't non-sign people make you laugh when they get around adhesive-backed anything? They do me.

+HPA e-mail Laser foil can either be rastered for vectored. This example is vector cut. I have two other videos on this. Here is the raster method: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aUpPzQLuo9E.html and another on vector: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1UQ5hp7YB7o.html - raster settings would be same as you use on wood, vector would be around S-8, P-15 for a 75 watt.

Yes. This is laser safe. All of the products we carry have been tested and are laser safe.

We have distributors all over the world. Here is a link to our LaserBits Distributors Page: www.laserbits.com/laserbitsdistributors.html

Thank you...

This was a product we used to carry and has since been discontinued by the vendor. The applying foil process would be the same though. I will be sure to make a note in this description indicating that the item being used has been discontinued. Sorry for any confusion and thank you for bringing this to our attention. - LaserU

My problem has been all binders I can seem to find are either a vinyl or cloth type covering.Neither of which is condusive to lasers for risk of burn-through or even fire! If anyone knows where a wood binder can be found,please chime in!Otherwise I would be forced to possibly TRY to make one,lol.Thanks for the reply!

Absolutely! You can order online at laserbits[dot]com

+Lynn Eschbacher I would first look for a machine. The most popular manufacturers are Epilog, Trotec and Universal.

+LaserUniversity Gravograph USA continues to produce some decent machinery for engraving and laser marking. The Co2 or CNC rotary units can produce the same results. As far as software, I would go with the current version of gravo style. If you are on a budget, then I would use google sketchup.

+Lynn Eschbacher Gravograph USA continues to produce some decent machinery for engraving and laser marking. The Co2 or CNC rotary units can produce the same results. As far as software, I would go with the current version of gravo style. If you are on a budget, then I would use google sketchup.

Joseph Fasulo The industry standard for software is CorelDRAW and can be used with any laser engraver. Gravo style would be used only on one laser machine - that of Gravograph. Purchasing a more universal software would be more cost effective.

Take a look at the Epilog laser website epiloglaser[dot]com. Manufactured in the US and have worldwide distributors. Request an info pack and your local distributor will be in touch. Works with any software that you can print from such as CorelDraw, Photoshop, Illustrator, AutoCAD, Serif DrawPlus etc. even Micorsoft Word! If you are based in the UK get in touch with me to arrange a free no obligation demonstration.

The adhesive on the foil will not maintain on leather as leather can bend.

arif hasan Laser Foil is not recommended for leather.

thanks,what kind of materials i can use foil with pls let me know thanks

arif hasan You can use foil on wood, acrylic, engraving plastic.

can u pls tell me what is the speed power & resoulation for all those 3 item & thanks a log for ur help

Lmfao no it really is not

You can purchase the Laser Foils on our Johnson Plastics Plus website. www.johnsonplastics.com/engraving/engraving-supplies/laser-foils?product_type=8382

Thank you so much!

You are welcome. Anything else I can do to help, please let me know.