Bespoke Laser UK

You deal directly with the designer and maker, with no minimum order, for laser-engraved promotional items, wooden badges and acrylic trade show signs made in Cwmbran.

Bespoke Laser UK is a laser cutting, engraving and UV printing workshop at Oldbury Business Centre in Cwmbran, south Wales. The company describes itself as a digital fabrication business and says it works with individuals and businesses in a wide variety of sectors, from one off prototypes to large scale production runs. It says it works with businesses all over the UK by email. Buyers looking for engraved work will also find it in our laser engraving suppliers list.

For promotional buyers, the company says it has worked with brands and PR companies, producing engraved items for events and promotions. Its website mentions wooden engraved business cards and engraved lemons, and names engraved lolly sticks among its promotional work. It says there is no minimum order, that it can take on small and large production runs, and that it can accommodate rush orders depending on capacity. Other everyday promotional items and event merchandise suppliers are listed separately.

Products and materials

The site groups its work under laser cutting, UV printing, engraving, etching and a products section. Its product pages cover:

• Promotional products, from engraved business cards to lolly sticks
• Wooden badges
• Bespoke signage, including acrylic signs for businesses and trade shows, relevant to event and exhibition merchandise buyers
• Stamps and stencils
• Slate items, including etched slate

Its materials list covers laserply birch, MDF and veneered MDF, solid wood up to 8mm thick, acrylic, plastic laminate and Mylar stencil plastic. On its client work page the company says it can provide acrylic in specific colours and thicknesses from 2mm up to 20mm, and that Perspex is the most popular brand it stocks. Its laser cutting machines take sheets up to 1000mm x 600mm. It does not stock leather or fabric but works with material clients send, up to 2mm thick, and it can etch slate, granite, ceramics, stone and marble, which it does not stock. Its UV printing adds full colour or white ink to materials such as acrylic and plywood, and can be combined with laser cutting to make a custom printed shape. If you are weighing up processes, our guide to choosing a decoration method sets out the alternatives.

Design and ordering

The company says you speak directly with the designer and manufacturer, and that everything is designed and made in house. It says its qualified graphic designers can work from files you send or from a sketch and initial idea. Artwork fees may apply and are quoted first. Because it describes its production as in house at its Welsh workshop, it is also listed among our UK-made merchandise suppliers.

Orders start with the online enquiry form, email or phone. The company does not give quotations by telephone, aims to reply within three working days, and asks for any deadline and as much detail as possible in the first message. Our guide to briefing a merchandise supplier covers what to include. Its production calendar shows busy periods, closures and last order dates. A post dated 27 October 2026 says it is booking new orders to start production from 13 November, will dispatch until Friday 18 December and return on 4 January after a two week shutdown. It says turnaround depends on the size of the order. Prices are not published on the site.

Source: bespokelaseruk.co.uk, bespokelaseruk.co.uk/what-we-do/products-promotional, bespokelaseruk.co.uk/how-to-order