Glass Etching Stencil Printer
Glass etching is held up by the stencil more than by the etching. A supplier needs artwork, a lead time and a minimum quantity — and a single engraved gift or a one-off award rarely justifies any of that.
This printer removes the wait.
What it produces
Monograms, names and dates for gifts and awards. Logos for branded glassware. Lettering and numbering for signage, plaques and architectural panels. Anything you can lay out at 100 mm (4″) width and cut to size.
Design in the morning, etch in the afternoon
Thermal transfer onto stencil tape — no ink, no ribbon, no chemistry. Print the stencil, apply it, etch. A customer who walks in with a name and a date walks out with the finished piece.
Volume and cost
One 108 m tape roll goes a long way at typical stencil sizes, and there is no per-stencil charge from a supplier. Short runs, one-offs and samples all cost the same as any other stencil — the tape they use.
Specification
100 mm (4″) tape width
Thermal transfer, no ink or ribbon
Supplied with one 108 m tape roll
Customs tariff 8443 32 10
















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