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Engraved and etched metal process provide a canvas of possibility for expression on plate and panel surfaces Learn more about laser engraving and cnc engraving, as well as how laser etched and chemical etched metal systems are possible with Zahner fabrication and engineering.
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A wide range of engraved and etched metal surfaces are possible with Zahner. These metal alteration processes can provide metal surfaces with graphics, text, rich imagery, and patterns. If properly applied, these processes will result in sharp details without fundamentally altering the structure of a metal surface.
Custom engraved lettering on patinated bronze.
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Custom engraved metal floor for Starlight Theatre Donor's Circle.
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CUSTOM ENGRAVED AND LASER CUT METAL PLATES FOR MEMORIAL.
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Custom engraved lettering for 911 Memorial.
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Custom engraved lettering for 911 Memorial.
PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.While sometimes used interchangeably, etching and engraving are unique processes which provide distinct aesthetics and different depths. Etching the metal provides a light surface alteration, and engraving provides a deeper surface alteration. Similar to engraving, etched materials can be made by routing out a small amount of material, but etching can also be realized through chemical processes.
There are a number of methods to achieve each process: from laser-etching to sandblasting, cnc-engraving to laser marking and more. Each of these processes has advantages and disadvantages, and can be selected based on the metal alloy and performance, as well as the end result and defining aesthetic. To learn more about engraving or etching the material on your project, contact a member of the Zahner sales team and get started.
Drop & Lock systems developed by Zahner use Inverted Seam technology to enable fast and sealant-free installation of metal panels and other hardware for architectural systems.
The term building envelope describes the total wall, roof, and fenestration system of a building. Through specialty patented systems such as ZEPPS and Inverted Seam developed by Zahner engineers, the company has become a specialist in providing systems which enclose an entire building system.
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