// FIELD_LAB: SPEC_SHEET // FABRICATION_FACILITY
PRECISION MARKING LAB
Tactical Hardware & Custom Surface Engraving
From live on-demand event personalization to deep tactical serialization, S&J Adventures delivers sub-millimeter precision across raw alloys, coated metals, dense hardwoods, slate, and utility gear.
⚡ Metal & Tactical
Direct fiber annealing and high-contrast vapor etching on anodized aluminum, titanium, steel, and brass.
- Heavy-duty dog tags & ID plates
- EDC wallets, money clips & knives
- Rig recovery gear & hand tools
- Custom serial badges & data plates
🌲 Hardwoods & Natural
Clean vector cut profiles and deep raster fills across regional hardwoods, bamboo cutting boards, slate, and leather.
- Engraved hardwood & bamboo boards
- Leather morale patches & wraps
- Laser-etched natural stone & slate
- Custom tokens & display plaques
🎪 On-Site Event Lab
Mobile galvo laser deployment for rapid, while-you-wait personalization at expos, rallies, and club banquets.
- High-speed galvo on-site marking
- Custom names, callsigns & coordinates
- Vector crest & club logo burning
- Commemorative medals & award gear
// ARSENAL_MATRIX: ACTIVE HARDWARE CAPABILITIES
| Laser System | Core Wavelength / Source | Primary Substrates | Operational Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber Raycus (50W) | 1064nm Infrared Fiber | Bare Metals, Anodized Alloys, Titanium, Polymer | Deep rotary etching, serial plates, knife blades |
| High-Power CO2 (100W) | 10,600nm Gas Tube | Hardwoods, Acrylic, Leather, Slate, Glass | Large-bed cutting, thick timber, plaques & boards |
| Glowforge Plus (40W) | CO2 Laser System | Specialty woods, leather goods, veneers | Precision vector craft & custom joinery |
| xTool F1 Dual-Galvo | 1064nm IR + 455nm Diode | All common materials (field portable) | Live event personalization & rapid EDC marking |
Request Custom Fabrication or Event Booking
Have a custom one-off run, need rig tools marked, or want our mobile galvo station deployed at your next event? Submit your vector artwork or project specs below.
