Focus on Trophies & Engraving
It is the middle of awards season, and so when better to look at some of the many options out there for trophies and tools for engraving them. Here is a list of some of the products on the market.
Crystal Galleries
Engraved awards, fulfilled for wholesale For wholesale customers, selling engraved awards often comes with hidden costs – setup fees, artwork charges, stock commitments and fulfilment headaches. Crystal Galleries removes that barrier by acting as a behind-the-scenes production partner.
Alongside its extensive range of plain glass, crystal and acrylic awards, Crystal Galleries offers a fully managed engraving and dropship service designed specifically for wholesale customers. Orders can be engraved in-house and dispatched directly to end users within four working days, under plain cover, allowing wholesalers to sell custom awards without holding stock or managing fulfilment.
There are no setup costs and no artwork charges, making it easier for customers to quote confidently and protect margins. From corporate awards and trophies to personalised gifts and presentation pieces, Crystal Galleries ensures consistent quality and reliable turnaround across every order.
For customers who prefer to stock products themselves, Crystal Galleries continues to supply a wide range of plain awards and giftware, as well as recycled acrylic options and engraving equipment. Whether wholesalers want ready-to-sell stock, engraved drop-shipped orders, or a combination of both, Crystal Galleries adapts to whatever the customer needs.
With more than 40 years of trade-only experience, Crystal Galleries remains focused on helping wholesale customers sell more – without adding complexity behind the scenes.
Engraved awards by Crystal Galleries
www.crystalgalleries.co.uk HPC Laser
Bringing precision to every workshop In today’s demanding manufacturing and design environments, businesses require equipment that delivers accuracy, flexibility, and a strong return on investment. The HPC Fibre Laser Engraver (LSE110) has been developed to meet these needs, offering professional-grade marking performance in a compact and cost-effective system.
This Laser Engraver fills an important gap in the market, making industrial-quality engraving accessible without the expense or complexity of larger installations. The HPC Fibre Laser Engraver provides a practical and versatile alternative to CO2 machines, which cannot engrave uncoated metals, and to high-cost custom fibre systems. Its fixed cabinet design is ideal for smaller components, typically under
200mm.cu, making it well-suited to workshops, manufacturers, training centres, and educational facilities that require dependable metal marking in a compact footprint.
HPC Fibre Laser Engraver (LSE110)
As with all HPC machinery, this Laser Fibre Engraver is assembled, tested, and CE-certified in the UK, ensuring consistent quality, safety, and compliance. The system engraves directly onto uncoated metals without the need for ceramic compounds, producing crisp, permanent marks while keeping running costs low. Supplied as standard with a 110×110mm focus lens, the machine can also be configured with larger lenses to suit wider marking areas, with expert guidance from HPC’s technical team.
Designed with efficiency and safety in mind, this Fibre Laser Engraver features a fully enclosed cabinet with safety interlocks, a motorised Z-axis for precise focusing, and a bed designed to accept jigs or rotary devices. Powered by a 30W or 50W fibre source, it delivers marking speeds of up to 3000mm/s with exceptional accuracy.
Supported by HPC’s nationwide service network and lifetime technical support, the Laser Engraver (LSE110) is a complete, reliable solution that brings high-quality fibre laser engraving to virtually any workspace.
www.hpclaser.co.uk
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