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Sandblasting vs Laser Engraving

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Sandblasting vs Laser Engraving

At Brunel Trophies we choose to sandblast all our glassware rather than laser engraving. We feel that the finished product not only looks better but feels better too. 

We want to continue to always provide a high quality product at an affordable price for all our customers.

By using the sandblasting process on all glass engraved items the quality can be kept to it's highest. You will receive a high contrast in colour engraving, a smooth touch and an extremely high quality look to your product.

The laser engraving process is extremely successful but when using this process on the glass material it can become very unstable. The engraving can have very poor contrast, start to flake away, sharp shards of glass can be left creating a rough surface to touch and the process can be hard to handle. 

You can view our infographics below showcasing the benefits of the sandblasting process >>
 

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Update: This article was originally published in 2016. Since then, glass engraving technology has continued to evolve.

While sandblasting remains an excellent method for engraving glassware, we now also use advanced UV laser engraving technology to achieve the same high-quality finish across drinkware, glass awards and paperweights.

Today, we use both sandblasting and laser engraving, selecting the most suitable method in-house based on design detail and order quantity — ensuring a consistent, premium result every time.

Read our updated guide to laser engraving vs sandblasting for glass trophies and awards.

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