SDLG · Breda · Netherlands & Belgium
Laser engraving and cutting for the Netherlands and Belgium
Laser engraving and cutting for your logo, product and idea. Made in Breda, with personal advice and product delivery to the Netherlands and Belgium.
Your project, from one workshop in Breda
SDLG engraves and cuts from Heusing 10K in Breda for businesses and private customers in the Netherlands and Belgium. You do not need to live nearby: we discuss the design, material and quantity remotely. Products can be shipped by agreement. Visits, drop-offs and collection are by appointment only.
We start with the intended use. An identification plate, a batch of gifts with individual names and a cut-out display component each require different decisions about material, dimensions and artwork preparation.
Choose the service for your product
- Identification and batches: identification plates, batch engraving and QR codes and barcodes. Explain which details stay the same and which change per item.
- Logos and personalised gifts: corporate gifts, glassware and wood. The material, surface and design position affect the result.
- Shapes and components: laser cutting of suitable non-metal sheet materials. Include the material, thickness, overall dimensions and artwork separating cut lines from engraving. Metal cutting is not a standard service.
You can also discuss branded textiles and printed and signage products. Vehicle lettering and exterior signage installation is offered in Breda and the surrounding area, by appointment.
Netherlands and Belgium: remote contact and delivery
Whether your enquiry comes from Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht or Eindhoven, or from Antwerp, Ghent or Brussels, we agree the work and delivery from Breda. These cities are examples of delivery destinations within our service area; our workshop is in Breda.
Belgian customers use the same enquiry route as customers in the Netherlands. Provide your delivery address, preferred receiving date and any specific requirements. We can handle enquiries and customer contact in Dutch or English.
Shipping costs, packaging and transit time are agreed for your project. Read our product submission and shipping guidance before sending your own products to us.
Real projects show how we work
- CampPlus — 111 identification plates. A batch with a logo, sequential numbering and four fixing holes, combining material advice, engraving and cutting.
- de Leermeesters — four water jugs. For an enquiry from Bergen op Zoom, SDLG adapted the logo for glass engraving and completed the school gifts in time.
- FM Technical Services — branded gifts. For the customer in Roosendaal, the same logo was adapted to different materials.
These stories explain the decisions and show the actual results. We assess your own order against its material, dimensions and artwork.
What dimensions and lead time are possible?
The larger laser working area is 910 × 610 mm. Only the separate fibre laser has an engraving area of 120 × 120 mm. For suitable cylindrical products, the rotary attachment accommodates a maximum product diameter of 130 mm. Shape, height, coating and fixturing also determine whether a product can be processed.
Lead time: 1–5 working days, subject to stock availability. Larger projects have an individually agreed lead time. We confirm the schedule after checking stock and the proposed work. Shipping transit time is separate from production time; tell us about a fixed receiving date in advance.
Discuss your order in three steps
- Share your idea. Give the product, material, dimensions, quantity and intended engraving or cut shape. A photograph or sketch helps with the initial discussion.
- Have the work assessed. We discuss artwork, engraving position, variable data and feasibility. Wait for agreement before shipping customer-supplied products.
- Agree the proposal and delivery. Price, schedule, packaging and shipping costs are agreed before work starts. An enquiry is not an order.
Would you like to explore your artwork first? Try the Laser Preview Studio for a digital example. SDLG then assesses technical feasibility.
