What is ECP?
ECP is a two-layer engraving material on a polystyrene base. It follows the same working principle as other two-layer engraving materials with an ultra-thin cap layer, but is built on polystyrene rather than ABS or acrylic, making it an economical option within the range.
ECP — available colors
Properties & processing
Construction and Working Principle
As with other two-layer engraving materials, a thin cap layer sits on a contrasting core layer. Because the cap layer is made very thin, it can be removed finely by the laser without a shadow effect. The polystyrene core sets ECP apart from ABS- or acrylic-based materials and makes it an economical alternative.
Processing and Applications
- Suitable for laser engraving and CNC machining
- Suitable for standard labeling production
- Suitable for indoor labeling applications
Format, thickness & engraving depth
| Format | 1000 x 500 mm, 500 x 500 mm |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 1.0 mm |
| Engraving depth | 0.05 mm |
Advantages & disadvantages
Advantages
- Fine engraving without shadow effect thanks to the ultra-thin cap layer
- Economical alternative within the engraving material range
Disadvantages
Typical properties
- Two-layer construction on a polystyrene base with an ultra-thin cap layer
- Fine engraving without shadow effect
- Economical option within the engraving material range
- Laser- and CNC-machinable
Typical industries
- Labeling technology
- Nameplate manufacturing
- Sign making
- Machinery engineering
Application examples
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