Metal Business Cards Anodized Aluminum Plaque Plate 86X54X0.8mm (Golden, Blank,10PCS)

Best aluminum cards I've found yet. The QC is awesome and I have yet to find a single blemish on any of the cards I've used to engrave.Each individual card is wrapped in an OPP sleeve so you dont have to worry about them scratching eachother before you pull them out to engrave them or use them for whatever purpose you intend.These are by far the thickest cards I think I've found so far on Amazon.You can't go wrong with these.Pros:-------------ThickReliableEngrave nicelyCons:-------------You'll always want to buy more!Waste (Each individual card is in it's own sleeve. I think this is more a pro than a con, but figured I'd mention for the environmentally conscious.)

Recently started using the Ebamaz Metal Business Cards with my Glowforge, and they've exceeded all expectations:- High Quality Material: The anodized aluminum feels premium and looks incredibly sleek in black. It's both durable and lightweight, perfect for a business card.- Perfect Fit for Glowforge: No fuss, no muss! These cards engrave beautifully, capturing even the most intricate of designs with precision.- Versatility: Beyond business cards, they've been fantastic for personal projects, gifts, and name tags. The creativity potential is endless.- Consistent Size & Thickness: Each card is uniformly 86X54X0.8mm, ensuring a consistent end product every single time.Bottom Line: Whether you're a seasoned pro with engraving or just getting started, these Ebamaz Metal Cards are a game-changer. Elevate your presentation and make a lasting impression!

There are so many different sellers offering metal business cards for engraving but the quality differs dramatically. The old saying that you get what you pay for certainly applies when buying anodized aluminum business card blanks. I'm sure you have probably looked at those sellers offering 100 pieces for around $20 but those pieces are only as thick as a sheet of paper and the edges are bare aluminum because the blanks are stamped out AFTER the sheet of aluminum has been anodized. This provides a really rough and ugly (and sharp) edge quality. Not to mention how cheap they look and feel and how easily they will bend. Not the best thing to use to make an impression for a client or potential customer. The blanks offered by Ebamaz are as thick as a credit card so they feel very impressive, won't flop or bend easily, and look amazing. Plus, the edge is completely smooth and anodized to match the surfaces. They look and feel like a metal credit card and offer an impressive presentation. Whether you buy them here from Ebamaz or somewhere else, just make sure you get the blanks that are at least 0.8mm thick (30mil or thousands of an inch). All the others out there that are thinner than that and have a bare edge will be disappointing at best.

Perfect for laser engraving. Nice and thick doesn't feel cheap.

I laser engrave these with a fiber laser to produce business cards that people feel bad about throwing away! Others make paper thin blanks and even medium blanks but those are often painted and even then the edges are raw aluminum. These are 100% anodized on every surface and feel substantial in your hand. 'Fancy business cards' is how one person described them. Have bought many packs before and will buy them again. Top notch stuff! Highly recommend!

These are very nice. The rounded corners are smooth. The edges are anodized. The colors are beautiful. I tried one color and ended up ordering them all. My 6watt blue laser did change the color of the anodizing but did not remove it to the silver finish below. The RDZ Diamond Drag Bit (available from Amazon) did an amazing job etching these, though. Excellent results. Very happy.

Cards are thick and sturdy. Laser engraving on them is smooth and easy.

Very thick cards, gives them a premium feel. Coating is uniform and looks fantastic.Their personalization service though leaves a bit to be desired, but considering what they charge it’s reasonable. It doesn’t look like they’re laser etched, looks like it’s done chemically with a mask. Their process means they don’t have very crisp edges on anything but straight lines. It’s particularly pronounced on my phone number, but you’ll have to take my word on that since I won’t put that here.Black and gold coatings seem to etch the best, blue “chips” as it’s etched so it doesn’t look as good.I used a CNC with a diamond drag to etch the ones I made.