Michael Jackson Commemorative Merchandise | GCC: Laser Machines Leader Since 1989

Michael Jackson, known as the "King of Pop," was an immensely influential figure in the music world, leaving a significant impact on Western popular culture, much like Elvis Presley and The Beatles. Apart from achieving remarkable album sales globally, he actively engaged in various charitable endeavors and established foundations. His prominence was acknowledged by major Western governments, making him an emblematic icon of American and Western pop culture throughout the 1980s and 1990s. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jackson)

Michael Jackson passed away in 2009, and many related memorabilia were released in the market, allowing people to preserve their memories of Michael Jackson through these items. Now, if you have a laser engraving machine, you can also create the best Michael commemorative items using laser engraving. In this case, LaserPro Application Lab used high-quality marble and combined it with GCC LaserPro's precise engraving effect to create exclusive memorabilia.

Suggested parameters:
Step 1. Prepare the design you want to engrave and arrange it using image editing software before laser engraving.

Reminder:

The edited image must be converted to Invert mode to be suitable for laser engraving on marble.

You can use image editing software to perform the Invert conversion or simply check the Invert function in the Driver for laser engraving.

You can use image editing software to perform the Invert conversion or simply check the Invert function in the Driver for laser engraving.

Step 2. After completing the file, you can send it to the machine for laser engraving through the Driver.

Step 3. Press the Start button to begin the laser engraving process.

Step 4. After laser engraving, use a dry cloth to wipe off any residual dust on the surface of the sample.

Sample:

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Tips:
˙Please pay attention to the direction of the airflow, use Top to Bottom or Bottom to Top to reduce excessive lime residue.
˙For regular photos, you need to invert them before applying them for marble engraving.