Memphis, TN Laser Engraving, Etching, Printing & Marking Services

For over 20 years, Innotech has been producing quality results in laser etching, marking, cutting, engraving, printing, and UV printing. We proudly serve the Memphis area and surrounding regions.

Located outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, we ship globally.

Innotech Laser has helped many large, medium, and small businesses with our reliable, high-quality, and fast custom laser and printing services. We always aim for perfection and excellence in customer service. We specialize in laser etching, marking, cutting, engraving, printing, and UV printing services for all your business needs.

At Innotech Laser, we offer a full range of laser engraving and UV printing services for all mark depths, and we can laser mark or print any material you bring to us. Innotech will laser engrave objects for any purpose, handling jobs of all sizes and scales, including large-volume production. We are suited to handle all your laser engraving needs and provide you with all the laser engraving information you could ever want.

 

We can engrave and print any object/material;

Contact us today to learn more about our laser engraving services and equipment sales for your Memphis (or all of TN) project! 215-675-4740. Get a free quote with absolutely no obligation whatsoever.

Prefer to purchase your own system or equipment? Not a problem. Choose from our selection of top-quality laser machines.

Universal Laser Systems
Tykma Electrox

Direct Color Systems
BOFA Fume Extractors

Learn more about the industries we work with and how we can help you! And we offer laser etching, engraving, and marking services for businesses in all of Tennessee, not just Memphis

Here are some common questions about laser etching in Memphis:

  1. What is laser etching? Laser etching is a process that uses a laser beam to remove material from the surface of an object to create a design, logo, or text. It’s precise, permanent, and can be used on a variety of materials.
  2. What materials can be etched with a laser? Laser etching can be done on a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, glass, wood, ceramics, and more.
  3. How long does laser etching take? The time required for laser etching depends on the complexity of the design and the material being used. Simple designs on standard materials can often be completed quickly, while more intricate designs or tougher materials may take longer.
  4. Is laser etching permanent? Yes, laser etching creates a permanent mark that will not fade, wear, or be removed over time, making it ideal for items that need durable and lasting identification or decoration.
  5. Can you etch custom designs? Absolutely! At Innotech, we can etch custom designs based on your specifications. Whether you have a logo, artwork, or specific text, we can work with you to create the perfect etched product.
  6. What is the difference between laser etching and engraving? Laser etching removes only a small amount of material from the surface, creating a slight depth to the design. Laser engraving, on the other hand, removes more material and creates a deeper mark. Both techniques are used for different applications based on the desired effect.
  7. How much does laser etching cost? The cost of laser etching varies based on the size, complexity of the design, and the material being used. Contact us for a detailed quote tailored to your specific project.
  8. Can laser etching be done on curved surfaces? Yes, laser etching can be done on curved surfaces. Our advanced equipment allows us to etch on a variety of shapes and sizes.
  9. Is there a limit to the size of items that can be etched? While there are some limitations based on the size of our equipment, we can handle a wide range of item sizes. Contact us with your specific requirements, and we’ll find a solution that works for you.
  10. Do you offer bulk etching services? Yes, we offer bulk etching services for large orders. We can handle high-volume production runs while maintaining the same level of precision and quality for each item.

If you have any other questions or need more information, feel free to contact us at Innotech. We’re here to help with all your laser etching needs in Memphis!

 

What Is Laser Etching, Marking & Engraving?

Laser processes allow for precise, permanent markings on virtually any material—without physical contact. These techniques differ in how they interact with the material’s surface:

Because lasers don’t use physical bits or inks, there’s lower wear, higher repeatability, and excellent precision.

Additionally, advanced laser methods (e.g. femtosecond pulses, ultra-short pulses) can minimize heat-affected zones and maximize resolution for delicate work.

Materials We Can Work With

At Innotech, we pride ourselves on being able to mark, etch, or engrave a broad array of materials. Some common ones include:

No matter how complex or unusual your material is, we can often find a laser approach (proper wavelength, power, speed) that works.

Why Choose Us for Memphis & Tennessee Projects

Typical Applications & Use Cases

Here are some real-world ways customers use our laser services:

Because the marks are permanent, non-contact, and high-resolution, they hold up well under wear, cleaning, and exposure.

Key Technical Considerations & What Clients Should Know

To get the best outcome, it helps to know a few things:

  1. Wavelength & Laser Type
    Different lasers (CO₂, fiber, YAG, ultrafast) perform differently depending on the material. We match the laser type to your substrate and desired effect.

  2. Power, Speed & Focus
    The tradeoff between power, scan speed, and focal spot size influences mark contrast, depth, and heat damage.

  3. Contrast & Surface Finish
    On metals, laser annealing or oxidation is often used to generate a high-contrast, dark mark (especially critical in medical or aerospace). Heat-Affected Zones (HAZ)
    For sensitive components, the laser parameters must be controlled to avoid melting, cracking, or altering nearby material.

  4. Material Coatings & Layers
    If your part has coatings (anodized, painted, plated), the laser can selectively remove or penetrate them to expose the material beneath (etching).

  5. Fixture & Fixturing
    Holding, aligning, and rotating parts (for cylinders or curved surfaces) is often part of the job.

  6. File Formats / Artwork
    We accept vector (DXF, DWG, SVG, EPS) and raster graphics (TIFF, PNG, etc.). Proper artwork preparation gives cleaner results.

  7. Post-Processing / Cleaning
    Sometimes, slight cleaning or debris removal is needed—but because the laser is non-contact, cleanup is minimal compared to mechanical methods.