Basic Lasering

This is all about you and your individually designed marker.

With our professional industrial laser, we can apply your desired motif, your name or your team logo to almost all markers, regardless of the manufacturer and age. More complex graphics can also be processed.

And this also applies to round surfaces such as the barrel of the marker.

During laser engraving, the color pigments of the anodized metal are burned away, leaving behind an, ideally, white surface. In principle, this works with all color anodizations, but of course the color black has the highest contrast. You should keep this in mind if, for example, you want to have a light green, silver, “clear/white” anodized marker lasered.

The paint layer is also removed from painted surfaces. Depending on the material, the underlying layer is then revealed. The laser engraving is then noticeable, but only partially visible, which can also have its charms.

Laser engravings are also possible on plastics, such as marker bodies and handles. This is the classic, recessed engraving in the material.

The offer refers - depending on your selection - to lasering on one or both sides of smaller motifs (up to 5 x 5 cm) according to a motif template that you have supplied and can be used by us.

The higher quality the motif template delivered, the better the laser result will be, which you can quickly achieve in just four simple steps:

   1. Add item to shopping cart, complete order including payment.

   2. Marker to Massive Entertainment, Robert-Bosch-Str. 3, 65719 Hofheim – Wallau, please enclose a copy of your identity card - for age verification purposes.

   3. Send your own motif as .jpg/.png/.ai or vector graphic to: laserlab@dlxeurope.com (please include the full address details and the name of the marker and the order number in the email in order to be able to assign the marker you sent in) .

   4. Please include a sketch or mockup of where the motif should be placed.

When selecting a motif, we ask you to note that once laser marking has been applied, it cannot be removed. Some markers are “hard” anodized, which is a very strong, deep and therefore resistant anodized finish. Here the engraving result is gray instead of white. As a rule, “hard” anodized markers are always black. But: Not every black marker is “hard” anodized!

The images shown are for illustrative purposes only, and the markers shown are not part of the offer.