Intuos Design & Laser

Your mark,
burned into steel.

Fiber laser engraving on pistol slides, AR uppers and other non-serialized parts. Plus custom coins in runs as small as twenty-five, with no die to pay for and no month of waiting.

5 business days in the shop No FFL required — parts only Indian Land, SC — we ship nationwide

Four lines, one machine

A 60W MOPA fiber source and fixtures we machine ourselves. That combination is what lets us hold registration on a slide profile in a single pass and pull real colour out of stainless without cutting into it. The same setup marks a knife blade cold and nests a hundred cards on one bed.

Laser-engraved pistol slide

Slides, uppers and small parts

Stripped slides for Glock, M&P, P320, P365, CZ, Canik, Echelon and the aftermarket clones. AR upper receivers, dust covers, bolt carriers, handguards, muzzle devices, magwells and baseplates.

Surface anneal on nitride leaves a permanent mark without breaking the finish. Deeper cuts get a Cerakote fill if you want the contrast.

Pricing and platforms

Custom laser-marked challenge coin

Challenge coins, short runs

Die-struck coins cost you several hundred dollars in tooling, a hundred-piece minimum and a month of lead time. We cut no die, so none of that applies.

Twenty-five pieces. No setup fee. Four days. That covers the orders the big houses structurally cannot take: one retirement, one memorial run, one small department.

Coin pricing

Knife blade engraved with a maker’s mark

Knives and maker’s marks

Blade flats, bolsters, titanium scales and pocket clips. Marked cold on finished, hardened steel — nothing to reharden, nothing to refinish.

For knifemakers, a mark that lands identically on blade forty and blade one, with no stamp to have cut and no tooling cost when the design changes.

Knife pricing and maker’s marks

Laser-marked stainless metal business card

Metal business cards

Stainless, black anodised aluminium or brass, in runs from twenty-five. No plate fee and no five hundred piece minimum, which is what everyone else will quote you.

Cut-through detail, bottle-opener notches, and real colour on stainless from the same pulse-tuned process we use on coins.

Card pricing

How a mail-in job runs

Four steps. The only one that trips people up is the first one, so read it carefully.

  1. Strip the part

    Send the bare slide. No frame, no complete pistol, nothing serialized — we hold no FFL and cannot legally take custody of a firearm. Our teardown guide covers the common platforms.

  2. Send your artwork

    Vector files run straight to the machine. A phone photo of a logo does not, and cleaning one up is real work, so we price it honestly rather than pretending it is free.

  3. Approve the proof

    You get a scaled layout on your exact part before the laser fires. Nothing gets marked until you say go.

  4. We photograph and return

    Every part is photographed the moment it comes out of the box and again before it goes back. Five business days in the shop, returned USPS Priority with tracking.

5 days

Standard turnaround once your proof is approved.

25

Minimum coin order. No die fee, ever.

200mm

Field lens, so a full slide profile marks in one pass with no stitch line.

Zero

Serialized parts accepted, in either direction.

Shops: we can be your back end

Cerakote shops, parts retailers and builders get asked for engraving constantly and mostly have to turn it down or farm it out to someone slow. Send us a flat-rate box of twenty and we will turn them in five days at wholesale, unbranded, ready for you to retail.

Because none of this touches a serialized part, there is no license verification on either side. You box parts, we mark them, you ship them out.

Departments: coins that arrive this month

Retirements, memorials, academy graduations, unit coins, sobriety chips. If you need thirty and everyone else told you a hundred, that is exactly the order we built this around.

Send a logo and a quantity and you will have a price the same day.