BFF GRAPHIX INC.
Custom Etching & Engraving on
Glass . Crystal . Wood . Metal . Leather
BFF Graphix Inc. provides high quality custom etching and engraving on Crystal, Glass, Wood, Metal and Leather. What differentiates us from other decorators is our ability to truly connect with our customers and provide the exceptional service they deserve. To learn more, contact us or simply browse through our site.
ABOUT US
Since our beginning, we've worked hard to become masters of our craft. Our commitment to etching and engraving quality glassware, exceptional service and incomparable customer care keep our clients coming back again and again.
We never stop improving and will continue to expand our offerings based on how we can best serve our clients. Get in touch with us today to learn how BFF Graphix Inc. can help you create stunning etched and engraved items.
SERVICES & IMPORTANT INFO
Custom Etching & Engraving That Exceed Expectations
CUSTOM COLOR-FILL
For high impact and permanent durability, we offer custom sand blast etch with color-fill. The color-fill process is a 2-part epoxy that is permanent, commercial dishwasher safe and FDA food grade approved. We can also match Pantone colors!
STOLZLE CRYSTAL
We are excited to announce our new partnership with Stolzle Crystal, a renowned leader in high-quality glassware. This collaboration allows us to offer competitive pricing on Stolzle's exquisite collection of crystal products, providing our customers with exceptional value without compromising on craftsmanship. Enjoy premium quality at an affordable price with Stolzle Crystal.
LASER ENGRAVING
Laser engraving is the practice of using a laser to engrave an object. A laser can remove material very efficiently. The beam is highly focused and best used on most non-reflective materials like wood, leather, plastics and enameled surfaces.
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
At BFF Graphix Inc, we specialize in custom glass etching and engraving on glass, crystal, and metal. With over 12 years of experience, we take pride in delivering high-quality, precision-crafted etching and engraving that elevate branding and marketing efforts. Whether you’re looking for Personalized Gifts, Corporate Awards, Adhoc, Brand Launch, or Promotional Items, our expertise ensures exceptional results every time. We offer wholesale pricing and are committed to helping businesses stand out with unique, customized engravings that leave a lasting impression.
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Etch vs Laser vs Faux?
Sand Carve Etching
Sand carve etching is the best quality method for branding glassware. An individual film mask/stencil is made, and hand applied to each glass, which is then “blasted” in a cabinet by a high-pressure stream of air and abrasive. The mask protects the glass areas that will remain clear, while the abrasive etches away a minute amount of glass from the surface of the glassware. The result is an elegant, detailed design with a subtle frosted white appearance.
Unlike other decorating methods, your sandblast etched brand/design will never wash, chip, or wear off. Etched glasses can be machine washed endless times.
Sandblast etching is Prop 65 compliant. Etching does not add any materials or chemicals to the glass, it cuts into the glass by way of compressed air and different types of medium. Also, because etching does not add glaze or inks to the item decoration does not need to be 22 mm outside the rim of drinkware.
Laser Etching
Laser etching involves using a laser beam to scratch or etch a design onto a surface. The results on glass and crystal are not as sharp or detailed as sandblast etching. Laser is a faster way to etch and best displayed on wood, metal and acrylic surfaces.
Faux Etch Screen Printing
Forcing ink through a high-tension mesh screen onto an object is the customization technique known as screen printing. The ink color used is called Faux Etch. It is a light gray giving the look of frosted or etched. This decorating method allows for the lowest cost on larger sized orders.
Screen Printing is durable but not permanent. Screen printed glassware will typically last for 50-100 cycles through a commercial dishwasher. However, heavy use or mechanical abrasion may eventually cause the ink to chip, fade or wear away. Inks used must be Prop 65 compliant and the decoration can not be less than 22 mm from the rim of drinkware.
