R50/53 Anybody know where you can get these?
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Anybody know where you can get these?
Any body know where or if you can get these without the "I love my MINI" on them? I contacted the seller, and they said u couldnt get them without it unless ordered in bulk. Any ideas?
http://cgi.ebay.com/2pcs-RED-Door-Lo...item3cb2531f0d
http://cgi.ebay.com/2pcs-RED-Door-Lo...item3cb2531f0d
If it is laser marked it actually burns the logo into the metal. Silk screened marking can be taken off without damage, but laser marks can't.
Maybe the vendor can do a run of these sans text.
Laser Marking Coated Metals and Anodized Aluminium
The inscribing of anodized aluminum or coated metals is especially easy with CO2 lasers. During the engraving of anodized aluminum, the inscribed surface becomes white, reason for which dark eloxal produces a particularly good contrast. With coated metals, the coating is removed and the base metal appears. Since CO2 lasers cannot inscribe metals directly without additives (or only with very large limitations), the metal layer remains intact. For this type of application, a laser system with low output is preferred, in order to execute inscriptions with fine structures.
In metal marking, individual parts are generally labelled with serial numbers, bar codes, data matrix codes or logos. Laser inscribers are especially well-suited to this task because they generate a permanent, indelible, forgery-proof, thermally and chemically-resistant metal marking on workpieces and systems. Laser marking also stands out for its high processing speeds, precision and flexibility.
Anodised aluminium is used primarily for the production of signs (e.g. type plates), or in the promotional materials industry (e.g. for ballpoint pens or key chains). However, anodised aluminium is also a popular material in the industrial sector.
We do stainless steel, Titanum, and aluminum at the company I work for.
