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    Question poker chips

    Hi all,

    Question, Does anybody know whether or not plastic poker chips with a slug in the middle are pvc based? Has anyone engraved on them? Just need to put a logo on them, both sides.

    Thanks,
    Greg Sloan
    Greenbush, Mi.
    ULS M-300(40W) corel 11

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    Greg,

    I wouldn't know that, but with other similar items I find that it varies by manufacturer. The only way to tell for sure is to look for their website and search for the MSDS or e-mail them and ask.



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  3. Greg
    I've tried to engrave the chips it didn't work for beans.

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    Poker chips

    Joe and Mike,

    Thanks for your input. I tried to engrave this afternoon. They seem to melt and roll up a little on the edge of the engraving. Tried 20 power and 50 speed. At 10 power not enough to get through top layer. May try 15 power later. I think they will just melt away. As far as manufacture goes, I don't know who it is. It guess I should ask customer.

    Thanks again,
    Greg Sloan
    Greenbush, Mi.
    ULS M-300(40W) corel 11

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    They are probably Polystyrene or ABS. Doesn't engrave well at all.

    Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim A. Walters
    They are probably Polystyrene or ABS. Doesn't engrave well at all.

    Jim
    I'd guess polystyrene. I have been able to engrave ABS without rolled edges, it just has a sort of muddy look to it.



    Sammamish, WA

    Epilog Legend 24TT 45W, had a sign business for 17 years, now just doing laser work on the side.

    "One only needs two tools in life: WD-40 to make things go, and duct tape to make them stop." G. Weilacher

    "The handyman's secret weapon - Duct Tape" R. Green

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    I looked at these for a while and you can get them in clay. I haven't tried it but they should work alright. The professional chips are clay.

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