Production Techniques

3D laser, or 3D etching is a technique which nicely shows a 3-dimentional shape, a product or a replica inside a crystal trophy. This technology is a replacement of an embedded Lucite trophy.

This technique is used to digital print on an aluminum or a brass chrome-plate that can be glued on the outside of your financial tombstone. This technique will help to make your deal tombstones look high-profile.

This is a printing method used to print text or images directly on a flat or an oval surface of a lucite, crystal, wood or metal trophy. The printed text or image will be in high definition.

Sand-blasting or surface engraving is used to etch or engrave an area, usually a text or a pattern on a trophy. The etched pattern or text will showcase a frosted effect.

This method is to fill in different colors on the sand-blasted text or pattern on the surface of a crystal trophy. Different from digital UV printing, color-filling will help to make the text or pattern more dimensional.

Water-jet cutting is a method used to cut crystal trophies. Instead of a blade, raw materials are cut by a water and sand jet. The result is a custom shape with precise cut out and the edges having a frosted effect. The edges need to be acid-washed to show transparency.