LASER CUTTING Accubeam can custom laser cut a variety of material types including stainless, steel, aluminum, plastics, wood, leather, silicone and rubber. LASER MARKING Laser Marking changes the color of the material's surface to create a variety of results such as logos, bands & scales and text. GUN ENGRAVING Accubeam is an FFL Type 7 w SOT engraver.
We specialize in NFA Trusts Engraving, custom graphics and firearm restoration. PROMOTIONAL Accubeam ships promotional product direct to your customer. Specializing in tumblers, wood desk sets, clocks and pocket knives and many more. Accubeam is a premier laser facility serving a wide range of industries such as Aerospace, Medical, Military, Marine, Transportation, Electronics, Promotional and much more.
We specialize in NFA Trusts Engraving, custom graphics and firearm restoration. PROMOTIONAL Accubeam ships promotional product direct to your customer. Specializing in tumblers, wood desk sets, clocks and pocket knives and many more. Accubeam is a premier laser facility serving a wide range of industries such as Aerospace, Medical, Military, Marine, Transportation, Electronics, Promotional and much more.
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Accubeam is a contract laser marking, engraving and cutting facility located in Sarasota on the heart of the Gulf Coast. Accubeam began as a laser marking service within its sister company, Florida Knife, in 1999. Six years later, after building out a dedicated team and infrastructure, Accubeam officially separated from Florida Knife and became Accubeam Laser Marking Inc.
Accubeam Laser offers contract Laser Marking Services to a wide range of industries including Medical Device, Aerospace, Military, Automotive, Electronics, Promotional and much more. We eliminate heat affected zones through a cold marking process which enables us to mark on all metal types and most plastic and synthetic types while minimizing surface and component damage.
Laser engraving is a process by which a beam of focused light interacts with the surface material to vaporize or remove a layer of the surface material leaving a cavity in the surface that is generally visible to the eye and noticeable to the touch. The amount of material removed and the depth of the cavity can be controlled by a skilled engineer to produce quality engravings in any material type.
Deep Laser Engraving is a process by which a beam of focused light interacts with the surface material to vaporize or remove many layers leaving a cavity in the surface that is noticeable to the eye and touch. The amount of material removed and the depth of the cavity can be controlled by a skilled engineer to produce quality engravings in any material type.
At Accubeam, we provide laser marking, engraving, and cutting services to customers in a wide range of industries. One of our core markets is the firearms industry.
For these customers, we offer Federal Firearms Licensed (FFL) laser engraving for National Firearms Act (NFA) weapons, including short barrel shotguns (SBSs), short barrel rifles (SBRs), and silencers marked in compliance with Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms and Explosives (ATF) standards.
For these customers, we offer Federal Firearms Licensed (FFL) laser engraving for National Firearms Act (NFA) weapons, including short barrel shotguns (SBSs), short barrel rifles (SBRs), and silencers marked in compliance with Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms and Explosives (ATF) standards.
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T. Dubbya
Oct 13, 2020
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Vince Oriti
Dec 15, 2019
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Devin B.
Sep 06, 2018
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I googled who was allowed to engrave my firearm slide and Accubeam popped up. Now I'm in California and so this was a long way to send a present but after being in contact with Tom about how the process worked and the costs associated with engraving a Stainless gun I was 100% satisfied knowing my project was in great hands. The gun came out perfectly all thanks to Accubeam. They will be my one stop shop for all engravings.
Fernando San Juan Jr
Nov 26, 2017
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