It's not the best photo but a good example. To explain the FiberMark can get a dark mark on plastic. Less depth and more contrast. Oh.. and it can mark metal without cermark too!Do you have any pictures you could post?
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It's not the best photo but a good example. To explain the FiberMark can get a dark mark on plastic. Less depth and more contrast. Oh.. and it can mark metal without cermark too!Do you have any pictures you could post?
Ryan
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I would love to get a FiberMark. But man them there things are pretty expensive. That would be a lot of DuploBlock marking !
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You might want to make a deal with someone that has a fibermark.. I just logo etched a bunch of beveled glass plates for a fellow who's company just bought a fibermark machine.. Apparently they won't do glass..
If I had something that the fibermark would do better than the C02, I certainly would have made a deal with him..
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