Corporate Gifts in United Arab Emirates

Laser engraving burns or ablates the surface of the material to reveal a permanent mark, rather than adding ink on top. Nothing is applied to the product, so the branding cannot rub, peel or fade for the life of the item.

Materials

Stainless steel and aluminium, Wood and bamboo

Minimum Order

From 25 pieces

Lead Time

5–10 working days after artwork approval

1. 1. Vector preparation — Artwork is converted to clean vector paths — engraving cannot reproduce gradients or halftones.
2. 2. Test engrave — Laser power and speed are dialled in on a sample of the exact material.
3. 3. Engrave — Items are jigged and engraved in batches so depth and position stay identical.
4. 4. Clean and inspect — Residue is cleaned off and each piece is checked for depth and alignment.

Debossing presses your logo into the material and embossing raises it out, both using a heated metal die and no ink at all. The result is a tactile, understated mark that reads as premium precisely because it is not printed.

Materials

Genuine and PU leather, Uncoated board and paper

Minimum Order

From 50 pieces

Lead Time

8–14 working days after die approval

1. 1. Die making — A metal die is cut from your logo. This is a one-time cost per logo and size.
2. 2. Setup — Heat, dwell time and pressure are tuned to the specific material thickness.
3. 3. Press — The heated die is pressed into each cover, either recessed (deboss) or raised (emboss).
4. 4. Inspect — Depth and position are checked piece by piece — leather varies more than paper.

Doming seals a printed label under a clear polyurethane resin that self-levels into a glossy, raised lens. It gives a hard-wearing, three-dimensional badge finish that is waterproof and effectively scratch-proof.

Materials

Printed vinyl and polycarbonate labels, Metal badge blanks

Minimum Order

From 100 pieces

Lead Time

7–12 working days after artwork approval

1. 1. Label print — The design is printed in full colour onto vinyl or polycarbonate and die-cut to shape.
2. 2. Resin application — Two-part polyurethane resin is dispensed onto each label in a measured dose.
3. 3. Self-levelling — The resin flows to the edge of the label and settles into an even dome under its own surface tension.
4. 4. Cure — Pieces cure flat for several hours, then are applied to the product or supplied loose.