Engraving Depth Engraving depth in laser engraving refers to the distance that the laser beam penetrates into the material's surface, creating a visible groove or depression. Engraving depth is controlled by adjusting laser power, speed, and focal length, allowing engravers to achieve shallow surface markings or deep relief engravings with precision and accuracy. Engraving depth plays a crucial role in determining the visual impact, tactile feel, and durability of the engraved product, making it a key consideration in engraving design and production. |