Trotec donkerbrons/zwart 1,6mm - (kwartplaat)

Creating durable, high-contrast signage and labels for demanding environments often means choosing between visual appeal and long-term performance. This Trotec laser engraving laminate solves that dilemma by combining a rich dark bronze metallic surface with a black core, so engraved text and graphics stand out sharply while the material withstands UV exposure, temperature swings, and abrasion. It is a quarter plate (610 x 305 mm) of 1.6 mm thick modified acrylic, ready for laser or rotary engraving.

Who is it for

Sign makers, awards shops, industrial facilities, and anyone producing nameplates, equipment tags, or outdoor signage will appreciate the professional finish and reliability. It suits both indoor and outdoor applications, from trophies to machine labels, where a metallic look and crisp engraving are required.

Main features

• Dark bronze metallic top layer with black engraving core for high contrast
• 1.6 mm thickness, quarter plate format (610 x 305 mm)
• Modified acrylic with metallic matte finish
• Excellent UV stability for outdoor use
• Temperature resistance from -30°C to +80°C
• High abrasion resistance for long-lasting markings
• Compatible with laser engraving and rotary engraving
• Can be cut by laser, saw, shear, or router
• Rigid, smooth surface without adhesive backing

Specifications

• Material type: Laser engraving laminate
• Series: TroLase Metallic Plus
• Top layer colour: Dark bronze
• Engraved colour: Black
• Material thickness: 1.6 mm
• Sheet format: Quarter plate
• Sheet dimensions: 610 x 305 mm (24 x 12 inches)
• Material composition: Modified acrylic
• Finish: Metallic matte
• UV stability: Excellent (outdoor rated)
• Temperature resistance: -30°C to +80°C
• Abrasion resistance: High
• Cutting methods: Laser, saw, shear, router
• Applications: Indoor/outdoor signage, nameplates, industrial tags, trophies, awards
• Surface type: Smooth
• Flexibility: Rigid
• Adhesive backing: No

Tips

For best results, test your laser settings on a small corner of the sheet to achieve the desired depth and contrast. The material can be cut to custom shapes using a laser or saw, but ensure proper ventilation when laser processing acrylic. Store flat in a cool, dry place to prevent warping.