Deep Laser Engraving (≈0.10mm) on MoodTag Dog ID Tags
Engraving method: Deep laser engraving (material removal)
Approx depth: ~0.10mm (≈100 µm)
Feel: Recessed grooves (tactile)
What “deep laser engraving” means at MoodTag
MoodTag tags are deep laser engraved, meaning we remove metal to create a real recessed groove — not printing, not ink, and not a surface-only mark.
This is tactile engraving:
- You can feel the grooves when you swipe your finger across the text
- The lettering sits below the surface of the metal
- The result is made for long-term readability
Our engraving depth (the part most people care about)
Our engraving depth: approximately 0.10mm
MoodTag’s engraving depth is approximately 0.10mm (around 100 microns).
In practical terms: it’s a true groove — the type of engraving you can feel by touch, and the type designed to stay readable over time.
Why engraving depth matters for dog ID tags
A dog tag is exposed to daily wear: collar friction, ring contact, outdoor grit, water, and impact. Engraving depth matters because it influences:
Long-term readability
A recessed groove keeps characters defined, even as the tag surface picks up general wear.
Durability you can trust
Deep engraving is a structural change to the metal (material removed), not a layer that can peel or wash off.
Safety and speed of return
A clear phone number helps someone call quickly if a dog gets out. Depth helps keep details readable when it matters.
Deep engraving vs printed tags
Deep laser engraving (MoodTag)
- Metal is removed
- Text is recessed
- Tactile (you can feel it)
- Built for long-term legibility
Printed / surface-applied tags
- Text sits on the surface
- Often not tactile
- Can degrade faster depending on method/material
How we engrave MoodTag tags (front + back)
MoodTag tags are engraved on both sides:
- Front: Dog name + personality quote
- Back: Owner name + phone number (for safety)
This keeps the tag expressive on the front — and practical on the back.

