Engraving is commonly used to etch designs onto various materials, such as wood, Metal, Leather, Plastic, Perspex, and Glassware.
Our size limitation is 320 x 320 mm due to the size of the laser engraver bed (applicable to flat surfaces).
We do have a rotor to engrave glasses and small bottles.
Most images can be sublimated, depending on their quality. Although low-quality images can be sublimated, they will not give a true reflection of your memory. Images can be sent via email to info@dynamiccraftsolutions.co.za, and we will give you feedback on its quality and shortcomings. We do have use of Photoshop to enhance the images but there are also limitations. We are here to help create lasting memories.
At Dynamic Craft Solutions (DCS) we're passionate about creating high-quality, unique, and personalized products that help our customers stand out from the crowd. We specialize in sublimation and laser technology, allowing us to produce a wide range of custom products that are both functional and visually stunning.
Sublimation is a phase transition of a substance in which it changes directly from a solid to a gas, or vice versa, without going through the liquid phase. This means that the substance skips the process of melting and becomes a gas without first melting into a liquid.
Laser engraving is a technique used to engrave designs, text, or images onto various materials, such as metal, wood, plastic, glass, and stone, using a laser beam. The process involves directing a high-powered laser beam onto the material to vaporize or melt the surface, creating a permanent mark or design.
Laser cutting is a manufacturing process that uses a high-powered laser to cut through various materials, such as metals, plastics, and textiles. The process involves directing a focused beam of light onto the material to be cut, which vaporizes or melts the material, allowing it to be removed or separated.
Vinyl cutting is a digital printing process that involves using a computer-controlled plotter or cutter to cut and shape vinyl sheets into specific designs, shapes, and sizes. The vinyl sheets are coated with a special adhesive on one side, making them suitable for application onto various surfaces such as windows, walls, vehicles, and other materials.
