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View full detailsCustom drinkware is one of the most popular laser projects — and with the right tumbler engraving machine, you can turn ordinary stainless steel cups into personalized works of art. A laser engraver machine for tumblers delivers sharp, detailed designs that are both permanent and dishwasher-safe. Whether you’re engraving names, logos, or intricate artwork, these machines give you the precision and consistency needed to produce high-quality results every time.
At The Maker’s Chest, we’ve curated the best selection of engraving machines for tumblers, from desktop models for small shops to industrial-grade systems for high-volume production. Our laser tumbler engravers work seamlessly with rotary attachments, ensuring even, wrap-around engraving on any curved surface. Whether you’re customizing Yeti, Stanley, or Hydro Flask tumblers, you’ll find the best laser for engraving tumblers here to help you grow your business and elevate your craft.
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View full detailsFor stainless steel or powder-coated tumblers, you’ll need a fiber or CO₂ laser engraver equipped with a rotary attachment. Fiber lasers are ideal for metal tumblers because they produce deep, permanent marks without removing the material unevenly. CO₂ lasers can also be used for removing coatings or etching paint, but they require a rotary fixture to maintain alignment as the tumbler rotates.
The best option for powder-coated tumblers is a CO₂ or fiber laser that can cleanly remove the powder coating to reveal the stainless steel beneath. Fiber lasers deliver more contrast and precision, while CO₂ lasers are often preferred for their ability to mark painted or coated surfaces smoothly. The goal is to vaporize the coating without burning the metal, leaving a crisp, professional finish.
Most professionals use a fiber laser to etch Yeti cups since they’re made of stainless steel. A 30W or 50W fiber laser provides enough power to mark text, logos, or detailed patterns cleanly. When paired with a rotary attachment, the beam maintains perfect focus around the cup’s curve, resulting in uniform engraving depth and sharp detail.
After engraving, clean your tumbler with isopropyl alcohol or a mild dish soap solution to remove any soot or residue left by the laser process. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, as they can dull the finish. A microfiber cloth works best to wipe the surface clean and restore its shine before packaging or use.
Engraving time varies depending on design complexity, power level, and laser type, but most tumblers take between 2 to 10 minutes to engrave. Simple text or logos can be completed quickly, while large wrap-around graphics may take longer. With optimized settings and proper focus, you can achieve high-speed production without compromising quality.
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