Why Brilliance laser inks?
Our innovative technologies produce the industry’s highest contrast and highest resolution laser marks on various substrates including Stainless steel, aluminum, plastics, and ceramic and glass.
Different types of Laser Inks
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Aerosol Cans
SHOP NOWAerosol cans, which are our best sellers, are the most convenient and efficient way to apply uniform layers of coating to your material before beginning the engraving process.
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Powder
SHOP NOWGet to explore our powder products that fit your needs. From personal projects to bulk production, we've got you covered! You can stock up on laser marking inks and buy from 50 g up to 1000 g of powder.
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Liquid Ready
SHOP NOWCreate your own solution by mixing with a solvent such as denatured alcohol or isopropyl alcohol. This allows precise application with a brush or air knife.
Different types of Plastic Additives
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Lazact Clear Additive
SHOP NOWLaser Activated Additive for Transparent Polycarbonate (PC) Molded Parts, Reveals Black Permanent Marking
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Lazact Black Additive
SHOP NOWLaser Activated Additive for Molded Plastic Parts- Reveals Black Permanent Marking
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Lazact White Additive
SHOP NOWLaser Activated Additive for Black Color Molded Parts- Reveals White Marking
How to apply Brilliance Laser Inks
Aerosol Products
Our Aerosol Cans are ideal for large-scale engraving projects, featuring a spray nozzle for even ink distribution, ensuring quick and effortless application.
Liquid Ready Product
Liquid Powder come in bottles for precise, controlled application, perfect for intricate designs and small-scale projects requiring speed and accuracy.
Plastic Molding Process
Plastic additives are blended with raw plastic materials either before or during the manufacturing process. The mixture is then heated, melted, and shaped using an extruder or molding machine. As the plastic cools and solidifies, the additives improve its properties, ensuring the final product meets the required specifications.
Types of Laser Engraving
When choosing a laser machine, it's important to understand the differences between CO2, Diode and Fiber laser machines.
• Diode lasers has a wavelengths in the range of 805 to 1064 nm for affordability and basic material compatibility.
• CO2 lasers with an infrared wavelength of 10,600 nm for versatility and precision across various materials.
• Fiber laser ranging between 780 nm and 2200 nm for unmatched performance on metal engravings.
Featured collections
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Black Metal Laser Spray Can - 12oz AerosolHotBlack Metal Laser Spray Can - 12oz Aerosol
- Precio regular
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$ 957.00 - Precio regular
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$ 1,074.00 - Precio de venta
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$ 957.00
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Black Metal Liquid Ready - Laser Marking PowderBlack Metal Liquid Ready - Laser Marking Powder
- Precio regular
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$ 620.00 - Precio regular
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$ 633.00 - Precio de venta
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$ 620.00
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Black Metal Concentrated Laser Marking PowderBlack Metal Concentrated Laser Marking Powder
- Precio regular
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$ 931.00 - Precio regular
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$ 970.00 - Precio de venta
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$ 931.00
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Red (Copper Tone) Stainless Steel Laser Spray Can - 12oz AerosolRed (Copper Tone) Stainless Steel Laser Spray Can - 12oz Aerosol
- Precio regular
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$ 1,152.00 - Precio regular
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$ 1,563.00 - Precio de venta
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$ 1,152.00