50Pcs Sublimation Metal Business Cards,Engraved Metal Business Cards Sublimation Blanks 3.4x2.1in Thicknes(Black)

Works good for my little business and for a local marina that I make them for. They like them better than paper cards.

Love these cards and have started adding them to all my etsy orders. I warn you to secure them to your laser bed and use very light etching or the card will warp with the heat.

These cards laser etch quite well, but are extremely thin, making them prone to bending. For the cost, these are a great way to get a lot of distinctive cards for a bulk rate, but they're not as rigid and durable as other, more expensive, suppliers.

This is my second time purchasing these cards. They laser engrave very nicely with a professional appearance! These are listed for sublimation as well but I have not tried that due to the color

I bought these as an experiment for my 40W fiber laser. They burn nicely and leave crisp sharp lines. The only drawback is the thickness. They are really thin and bend very easily. They are not anodized, even the edges are uncoated. I did know what I was getting into because of other reviews. But as I stated I bought these as an experiment.

I bought these so that I could engrave on them with my cricut, and they look great! Nice product. A little thinner than I thought they would be, but still nice!

These are Extremely thin - Your standard business card stock feels better than these and is thicker. It feels like tin foil, super easy to bend. I handed one to my wife to look at and she bent it with the tiny amount of pressure from her thumb when grabbing.

I laser etched the front of these cards with my logo and contact info and the back with a photo of me and my equipment. They impress each time I whip them out and were relatively inexpensive.

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I love the card size of these pieces, however they are a lot thinner than I was expecting. They are easily bendable.

Metal Business Cards Blanks are too thin and brittle. They will break easliy if bent slightly

The media could not be loaded. I recently got myself a Pergear LaserStorm S5 laser engraver and wanted to experiment a bit. Went with the black Yosoo metal business cards.When I got the package, I was actually surprised at how small it was. I was expecting something thick like a deck of cards, but was probably half the height. Each card measures 86mm x 54mm x 0.2mm thick.When you have the card in your hand, it doesn’t feel like metal, more like plastic. It has a nice high gloss finish with a silver edge. The cards are made of aluminum, so they're not magnetic. The cards had a slight bow to them.I’ve read that some had an incorrect count of cards, but I was happy to see that I got the 50pcs and there were minimal to no scuff marks on the surface.Put the card through its paces under the laser engraver. I grabbed a picture of Michael Myers and etched that into the card and it came out very clean and consistent. I inverted the image colours (didn’t switch to greyscale) and then set LaserGRBL to Smooth (HQ Bicubic), Line to Line Tracing, Horizontal direction, 17 lines/mm, 70% power, 2000mm/min.Before washing the card, the areas etched with the laser was more of a bronze colour, but after washing, it mostly turned silver, but with some bronze/grey shades.During the framing, laser moves around showing where the work area will be, with the laser set at defaults for framing (5% of the lasers power, my laser is 5W, so it should be 250mW), I could actually see the etched line in the card/paint afterwards. I needed to drop it down to 1% which helped, but I could still smell the burnt paint.Overall, I found that Yosoo 50pcs metal business cards a quality set of metal business cards for laser engraving. It has a consistent glossy painted finish with minimal to no scratches or scuffing. My only gripes are that at 0.2mm, it’s a bit thing and bend easily as mine came with a slight curve to the cards. The other issue was how easy the painted surface reacts to a very low wattage laser at 250mW as framing the card to center the work area caused light marks on the surface. But even with these 2 minor issues, I’d still consider getting more for my engraving projects.

Use them to set-up my laser and for business cards. Recomend