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Laser Marking and Engraving in Los Angeles

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Jimani has performed laser marking and engraving job shop services since 1990. We have consistently provided timely, high quality marking on a wide variety of product using both Fiber and CO2 steered beam laser marking systems.

Every customer and job is unique. Jimani strives to offer the most competitive pricing and is willing to work within your budget.

Pricing can vary greatly depending on the size of the mark, the material used, product packaging, and the type of engraving selected. That is why flat rate pricing is hard to quote without all that information.

We want to show you how our pricing is formulated so you can understand what your job will cost before we quote you.

  • Logo / Artwork Charge: $60.50
  • Machine Set up charge: $33.50
  • Text, Logo, Text w/logo, Variable data
  • Serial numbers and barcodes are quoted on an individual basis
  • Personalization - Price depends on size, material and laser run time per item.

Our average turnaround time is 3-5 days, depending on the quantity.

However, we offer same-day and next-day rush service on some orders for an additional price. We accept single custom items, large quantity orders, and everything in between.

Large quantity industrial customers require special pricing, so please contact us for a quote today!

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