Industrial tags & nameplates
Serialized asset tags, rating plates and equipment nameplates marked permanently on anodized aluminium and coated metal — legible for the life of the part.
[ 01 / The process ]
Laser processing is subtractive: a focused beam ablates the surface to engrave a mark, drives permanent contrast into a coated or anodized layer, or fully severs thin sheet stock in a clean cut. There is no ink, no tooling and no consumable to wear out — the same file produces the same result on the first piece and the thousandth.
We run two sources so the beam suits the substrate: a CO₂ laser for organics — wood, ply, MDF, acrylic, leather, paper and glass-marking — and a diode laser for fine detail and for marking metals with a bonding compound. Every job is fixtured on the 600 × 400 mm bed, focused for the material, and checked against your artwork before it leaves the studio. Send vector art or a drawing and you get proofed, repeatable output — not a best-guess burn.
[ 02 / What we make ]
Serialized asset tags, rating plates and equipment nameplates marked permanently on anodized aluminium and coated metal — legible for the life of the part.
Engraved panel legends, switch labels and directional signage in two-tone acrylic and wood, with crisp fine text down to small point sizes.
Custom-engraved wood, acrylic and leather for corporate gifting, trophies, keepsakes and promotional items — single pieces or repeatable batches.
Thin acrylic, ply and leather cut to profile for enclosure fronts, display parts, packaging prototypes and reusable spray stencils.
[ 03 / Why MYPRUS ]
CO₂ for organics, diode for fine marking and compound-marked metal — we pick the beam that gives clean edges and dark, durable contrast on your material.
We check vector geometry, line weights, engrave depth and cut kerf, flag anything too fine to hold, and proof placement before the first piece runs.
Fixtured on the bed at ~0.01 mm positioning precision and checked against your file, so a batch of a hundred matches the approved first article.
No minimum order and lead times from a single day — prototype a label or engrave a one-off gift, then rerun the same file for production without re-setup.
[ 04 / Substrates ]
Bare or reflective metals — stainless, aluminium, brass — are not cut on a laser; stainless can be laser-annealed or marked with a compound instead. Not sure your material will engrave or cut? Send a sample or spec and we'll advise — see indicative rates and per-substrate detail on the Specs & Pricing page.
Engrave for grain-contrast detail and cut to profile in thin stock — signage, awards, gifts and packaging prototypes.
Engrave frosted marks and cut clean, flame-polished edges in thin sheet — panel legends, display and enclosure parts.
Engrave logos and personalization, or cut card and leather for goods, tags and stencils.
Permanent contrast marks on anodized aluminium and coated or painted metal — nameplates, tags and legends. Bare reflective metal is marked, not cut.
[ 05 / Questions ]
Laser work is priced by machine time, engraved area or cut path length, and the substrate — a small engraved tag costs far less than a large multi-part cut sheet, and repeat batches from the same file run cheaper per piece. Send your artwork and quantity for an itemised quote; indicative rates are published on our Specs & Pricing page.
We mark metal, we don't cut it. Anodized aluminium and coated or painted metals take a permanent engraved mark, and stainless can be laser-annealed or marked with a bonding compound. Bare, reflective metals like stainless, aluminium and brass cannot be laser-cut — only wood, ply, acrylic and leather in thin sheet are cut through.
On organics like wood and acrylic, engraving removes material to leave a recessed, visible mark, while cutting drives the beam fully through thin sheet to sever it along a path. On coated or anodized metal there is nothing to cut through, so engraving and marking are the same surface-contrast operation — the beam changes the coating to leave a permanent, durable mark without cutting the part. We'll recommend the right approach for your material and purpose.
Vector files — SVG, DXF, PDF or AI — give the sharpest engraves and clean cut paths. We also work from high-resolution images for photo-style engraving, or from a sketch and dimensions if you need the artwork set up first.
Yes. We're based in Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala, and courier engraved and cut parts across India. Local customers are welcome to collect from the studio or drop off material for a job.
Send an STL/STEP or a photo and we'll reply within 24 hours with a measured quote and a free design-for-manufacturing check.