This directory features local print shops and print centers equipped with laser engraving machinery for custom items. These facilities engrave text, logos, and detailed photos onto materials such as leather, leatherette, coated metals, wood, and hard plastics. Before placing an order, confirm whether the facility accepts customer-provided items or requires using in-stock blanks.
Hudson 1
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Accumark Inc
1540 Livingstone Rd, Hudson, WI 54016
Kimberly 1
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Harrison Printing and Promotions
558 Eisenhower Dr, Kimberly, WI 54136-2145
Madison 1
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Union Made Promotions
2225 Industrial Dr, Madison, WI 53713-4806
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Laser Cutting, Inc
1549 S 38th St, Milwaukee, WI 53215-1717
Onalaska 1
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Metallics Inc
W7274 County Rd Z, Onalaska, WI 54650
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Wisconsin Hydrographics
3708 Playbird Rd, Sheboygan, WI 53083-1949
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Routed 4 U
923 S Bird St, Sun Prairie, WI 53590-2826
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Good to know
What materials can be laser engraved at local print shops?
Print centers commonly engrave real leather, leatherette, wood, acrylic, anodized aluminum, glass, and laser-safe plastics. Bare metals require fiber lasers or specialized thermal marking sprays like CerMark, which not all print shops stock.
How much does laser engraving cost and how long does it take?
Single item setup and engraving fees range from $20 to $50 depending on job complexity. Quantity discounts drop per-unit costs to $3–$10 for items like pens or keychains. Standard production turnaround is 3 to 5 business days, with 24-hour rush service available for an extra 50% to 100% surcharge.
What file formats are required for custom laser engraving?
Vector files such as AI, EPS, PDF, or SVG with expanded fonts are required for crisp text and line art. For photo engraving, shops need high-resolution 300 DPI grayscale raster images in PNG or TIFF format.
Where to get disposable cameras developed?
Film processing facilities and specialty photo labs in Wisconsin still offer disposable camera film development. There are 7 photo printing locations across Wisconsin that can assist with film processing and digital transfers.
Where to get canvas prints?
Many professional printing centers in Wisconsin stretch and print custom artwork or photos on high-quality canvas. Explore 7 print shops in Wisconsin offering custom wall art and framing options.