Our highly trained engineers are adept at working with an extensive range of materials and combine cutting edge laser marking technology with innovative techniques to consistently produce work to the highest quality.
We pride ourselves on building long-term relationships with our clients, enabling us to gain a deep understanding of their business and the industry sectors in which they operate to drive continuous improvement in the services we offer. Every client receives a tailored service from initial enquiry through to final production, ensuring the specific needs of their project are met in full on time and to budget.
We begin with the artwork, which you can provide as finished, or our in-house studio design team can create it using sketches that you provide. We then create an electronic proof that shows the size, position, and orientation of the design when placed on your product. Once the proof is approved, our highly experienced team can permanently place the design exactly how and where you want it using our specialist laser marking machinery.
Our use of the latest innovations in technology gives you the assurance we will always deliver impeccable workmanship, whether you order 50 items or 50,000, and regardless of the material involved. The skill and precision with which our team operate ensures repeatable outstanding results on every order.
Over the years we have been able to expand our knowledge and client portfolio by continually investing in what we do and how we do it. Developing our expertise and capabilities in new industries, or in working with new materials, has seen us become leading specialists in laser marking and a trusted supplier of high-quality workmanship.
An additional area of expertise we have developed internally is the ability to deliver rotary engraving. Our talented team of engineers have developed a range of high-tech machinery capable of laser engraving from only a few degrees up to full 360-degrees, with a resolution of 0.01 of a degree.
Delivering precision engraving that can fully wrap around an item without breaks, seams, or overlaps provides scope for more complex projects and allows us to meet demand for intricate and technical laser marking.
Some of the materials we engraveThe development of laser technology has enabled the same machines to be used for laser marking, engraving, and etching, whereas in the past each would have demanded separate machines and processes.
We operate more than 14 state-of-the-art marking machines and can support small bespoke jobs, or larger production runs of over 50,000 units. Whatever the size of project,the technology at our disposal allows us to operate a quick and efficient turn around without compromising on the premium quality of the finished product.
As our business has grown and significant developments in technology have become available, we have consistently invested in improving machinery and processes to reduce costs and improve lead times for our customers and we’ve been to do so while preserving the highest standards in customer service. This is the reason we’ve been fortunate to retain so many clients for so long and continue to welcome many more. Read more about us
The laser marking industry is growing quickly, with the global laser marking machine market expected to grow by 7.9% between 2023 and 2023 (1). This demonstrates the demand for this advancing technology and its importance in various sectors for reliable marking.
A recent report found that 43% of medium sized businesses in the UK have sustainability targets in place (2). Laser marking can be a great method of reducing waste and energy use during production, aiding firms looking to meet their eco goals.
QR codes are a relatively new technology and their use in commercial settings is on the rise. The rate of growth is forecast to be 17.03% from 2025-2023 (3), displaying the reliance of QR code engraving going forward over many industries on components and products.
Laser engraving is reported as the best way to mark hard materials (4). At L Squared Lasers we are able to mark a variety of materials from the hardest metals all the way to paper and fabric, making laser machines a versatile and well rounded technique for precise and safe marking.