Engraving Printing Collection

Engraving Printing You Can Feel

Engraving printing cuts your letters, logos and details into metal or wood with a laser, so the design sits in the surface instead of printed flat on top. You get depth, a slight shadow, and a texture people notice the second they pick the piece up. It's the finish that makes someone flip a card over and run a thumb across it.

This collection pulls together the engraved products at 4OVER4.COM, from cards to keepsakes. Two of the four are business cards, and the other two are keychains and drink coasters.

How Engraving Printing Works on Metal and Wood Cards

Engraving printing here uses a laser to cut your artwork into the card. Metal Business Cards come in stainless steel, gold, rose gold, bronze, black or white metal at 0.3, 0.5 or 0.8mm thick, laser engraved on the front, the back or both, from 50 cards for $262.52. Wood Business Cards are 65 point beech or cherry, laser engraved or etched, from 250 for $470.11. Both come at 3.5 by 2, 1.5 by 3.5 slim or 2.5 by 2.5 square inches and take 15 business days.

Engraved Printing by Product

What's Inside the Engraving Collection

Metal Business Cards, from 0.3mm stainless steel to 0.8mm rose gold, and 65 point Wood Business Cards turn a routine handoff into something a client keeps, while Engraved Drink Coasters and Engraved Keychains put your logo on items people actually use.

Each one is built for daily handling. A keychain clipped to a bag or a coaster sitting on a bar top takes real wear, and engraving holds up because the design is cut into the surface rather than laid on it. It won't fade, peel, or rub off the way printed ink can over time.

Engraving, Embossing, and Debossing

Engraving etches into a hard surface like a 0.5mm metal card or a 65 point wood card. Embossing pushes paper upward to raise an area. Debossing presses paper down for a sunken effect. All three add texture; engraving works on rigid materials, while embossed and debossed cards here print on 32pt or 48pt laminated paper.

If you need something that survives everyday use, engraving is the pick. For paper-based tactile effects, 4OVER4.COM also runs separate debossing and die-cutting collections you can pair with your engraved pieces.

Who Orders Engraved Products

Engraving isn't just for big brands. Real estate agents hand out engraved metal cards that stay in a wallet instead of a junk drawer. Restaurants and breweries use Engraved Drink Coasters that sit in front of a customer for the whole visit, quietly advertising the brand.

Event planners reach for engraved invitations and passes when the weight and precision of the lettering need to set the tone. For corporate gifting and employee recognition, Engraved Keychains feel personal and last far longer than another gift card.

Design Tips for Sharp Engraving

Engraving rewards simple, bold artwork. Thick lines, clear typography, and high-contrast logos translate best, while hairline strokes, tiny script, and photographic detail tend to get lost. Keep text around 6 to 8 point or larger so it stays crisp.

Material matters too. Metal reads polished and classic, wood adds warmth, and the strongest results come from clear contrast between the engraved area and the surface around it.

Why 4OVER4.COM for Engraving

4OVER4.COM has printed since 1999 and served more than 150,000 businesses, with a 99.8% on-time delivery rate and 82% of orders shipping early.

Every engraved order includes a free digital proof, so you approve the exact layout before anything is cut. Backing that are five guarantees covering quality, price match, on-time delivery, customer service, and overall satisfaction.