Pella Engraving is making a major investment in the future of the company by working with Stoma Manufacturing in Siegburg, Germany, to manufacture two new 200-liter etchers. These will replace PEC’s magnesium and zinc etching machines. Currently, PEC is using...
Pella Engraving plaques can be found in the most unlikely places—including a monastery in Italy. The connection to the Monastery of San Benedetto was made when Kyle Eastwood, son of PEC employee Janeen Eastwood, studied at the monastery for a year. As a thank you for...
When Andrew Lazarchik started Wildcat Championship Belts in 2005, he searched for an engraving company that could custom engrave zinc plates for wrestling, boxing, and other award belts. Pella Engraving was the only manufacturer he found that was able to do exactly...
In the summer of 2011, PEC helped the DMACC campus in Perry, Iowa, honor the donors for the new VanKirk Career Academy building. The donor wall project required a combination of CNC plasma routing and zinc etching to complete total job. In addition to the main donor...
What is the difference between an acid-etched zinc plaque and a bronze casting plaque? You can order either a zinc or a bronze casting plaque from Pella Engraving Company. A bronze casting plaque is created with a poured mold process and the font size must be at least...
