Brass Engraving Sheet: 2x8" 18 Gauge CNC Brass Blank - Custom Name Plate or Logo
In stock: 1-3 business days
Working on a personalized plaque, engraved nameplate, tag, or logo plate?
This 2x8” brass sheet is made for clean detail work. It machines smoothly on CNC systems, takes rotary engraving without chatter, and etches evenly across the surface. The sheet is thin enough for controlled passes yet thick enough to hold crisp lines and sharp geometry, making it a solid choice for badges, tags, and front-facing displays.
Whether you’re creating jewelry tags, branding a gift, building barware plates, or prototyping logo badges, the material finishes beautifully and maintains tight tolerances under fine tooling. It responds well to engraving bit pressure, stays flat during etching workflows, and produces reliable results across short-run or one-off projects. This is the same brass stock I use for custom badge work and rapid prototypes when I need lines to stay clean and repeatable.
Specs
• Size: 2" x 8" (50.8mm x 203.2mm)
• Thickness: 18 gauge / 1mm
• Surface: Flat sheet with single-sided protective film
• Quantity: 1 sheet
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