Acrylic Branding Blocks & Custom Logo Blocks
Your brand, locked in crystal-clear acrylic. Not a sticker on a shelf — a statement piece.
An acrylic logo block is a solid block of clear, frosted, or colored acrylic featuring a company logo — printed, engraved, or embedded inside the material. Wetop Acrylic manufactures custom acrylic logo blocks — also known as acrylic branding blocks, plexiglass logo blocks, or perspex brand blocks — for reception desks, boardrooms, trade show booths, and retail displays. UV printing, laser engraving, hot stamping, or sandwich-embedded construction. Diamond-polished edges. MOQ 100 pieces.
ISO 9001 · MOQ 100 per artwork · 15–20 Day Production · Samples in 3–5 Days
Sample fees are paid separately and never credited. Build a quote-ready brief with the logo-block specification builder or download the one-page specification worksheet.
Three Ways to Put Your Logo in Acrylic
A US brand-marketing team has repeated 2,600+ acrylic branding blocks across seven co-brand artworks, with each run controlled against one retained color standard; the two-year vendor-program record shows how it works. For a new program, choose surface print, reverse print, or an embedded logo based on viewing depth, handling, and whether the mark needs protection inside the block.
Surface-Printed Logo Blocks
Logo is applied directly to the front face of the block via UV printing, silk-screen printing, or hot stamping. The logo sits on top of the acrylic surface — visible, tactile, and the most straightforward method.
Best for: Reception desks, trade show tables, retail counters — anywhere the block faces viewers directly. Full-color logos reproduce accurately with UV printing. Metallic logos use hot stamping (gold, silver, rose gold foils). For a thinner desk format that holds printed cards rather than acting as the brand mark itself, use the custom branded business-card holder specification.
Finish: Logo side is printed; all other faces are diamond-polished.
Reverse-Printed Logo Blocks
Logo is printed on the back face of a clear acrylic block. Viewers look through the full thickness of the acrylic to see the logo — the clear material creates a floating, three-dimensional depth effect.
Best for: Boardrooms, executive offices, showroom displays — environments where the visual depth and "floating logo" effect adds perceived value. The logo is also protected behind the acrylic surface, so it never scuffs or wears.
Finish: Front face diamond-polished for optical clarity; back face printed, then optional frosted or black backing to increase logo contrast.
How Reverse-Printing Works
Printing Process
The logo is UV-printed or silk-screened onto the back surface of a solid acrylic block in mirror image. When viewed from the front, the text and graphics read correctly through the clear material.
Why 20mm Minimum?
The depth illusion depends on the distance between the front face and the logo. Below 20mm, the logo appears too close to the surface and the floating effect disappears. 25–30mm is the sweet spot for most logo blocks.
Backing Options
Frosted backing diffuses ambient light for a soft glow. Black backing creates maximum contrast for light-colored logos. No backing makes the logo readable from both sides — ideal for freestanding desk blocks that face two directions.
Embedded Logo Blocks
A flat logo is UV-printed onto an acrylic sheet, then a second clear acrylic layer is solvent-bonded on top — laminating the logo between two bonded layers. The bond line disappears, so the block reads as one solid piece with the logo showing full depth through the clear front.
Best for: Premium corporate gifts, reception-desk blocks, and permanent lobby displays. The logo is completely sealed — it can't fade, scratch, or wear. Minimum block thickness: 30mm (two 15mm layers).
Finish: All six faces diamond-polished. Bonding line invisible when properly executed.
How Embedding Works
Manufacturing Sequence
1. Cut two acrylic panels to size. 2. UV-print the logo in mirror on one panel's inner face. 3. Solvent-bond the second panel on top. 4. Diamond-polish all six faces. The entire process happens in our factory — no outsourcing.
Why the Bond Line Disappears
Solvent cement dissolves a thin layer of acrylic on both faces, then the material re-fuses as the solvent evaporates. The result is a molecular bond — not glue sitting between two surfaces, but the acrylic itself re-formed into one piece.
Thickness & Depth Trade-Off
30mm is the minimum for structural integrity. 40–60mm produces a more dramatic depth effect — the thicker the front layer, the deeper the laminated logo reads through the clear acrylic. Above 60mm adds cost without significant visual gain.
Construction Comparison
| Feature | Surface-Printed | Reverse-Printed | Embedded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Logo visibility | Direct — on the surface | Through acrylic — floating depth | Laminated between two layers — full depth, reads as one solid piece |
| Durability | Excellent (UV/silk-screen cured) | Protected behind acrylic | Permanent — laminated between layers |
| Visual effect | Clean, professional | 3D depth, premium | Luxury, maximum depth |
| Color options | Full Pantone + metallic foils | Full Pantone | Full Pantone |
| Min. thickness | 15mm | 20mm | 30mm |
| Cost | Most affordable | Mid-range | Highest |
| Best for | Trade shows, reception desks | Boardrooms, showrooms | Corporate gifts, recognition, permanent lobby pieces |
How to Choose Laminated-Logo Depth
Embedded-logo acrylic blocks — a flat logo sandwich-laminated between two clear layers — start at 30mm, our structural floor (two 15mm layers solvent-bonded). But the right depth is rarely the minimum. Three signals decide where to land between 30mm and the 60mm practical maximum: viewing distance, lighting environment, and the cost-vs-drama trade-off.
Three Signals That Determine Depth
Viewing distance. A desk block at arm's length and a lobby block 4m away need different depth. At arm's length, 30mm reads as a clean piece of solid glass. At 4m, 30mm flattens visually — the logo loses depth and looks stickered onto the surface. Reception counters viewed from 1–2m benefit from 35–40mm; lobby and wall installations viewed from 3m+ need 50mm or more to keep the "floating logo" effect.
Lighting environment. Embedded blocks under directional spot lighting (lobby track lights, retail downlights) catch refraction at the bond plane — the deeper the block, the longer the light path through acrylic, and the more visible the depth effect. Under flat overhead office lighting, the visual difference between 30mm and 50mm shrinks. Spec the depth to the lighting condition the block will actually live under, not the showroom photo.
Cost-vs-drama. Material cost roughly doubles between 30mm and 60mm, but labor for bonding, polishing, and inspection is mostly thickness-independent. So a 50mm block typically costs 30–40% more than a 30mm block, not 67% more. The cost-per-millimeter trends down as depth increases. Past 60mm, perceived depth gains plateau but material cost keeps climbing — that's the cap.
Laminated-Logo Depth Recommendations by Application
| Application | Recommended Depth | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Desk block / arm's length viewing | 30mm | Reads crisp at close range. Lowest material cost. Structural minimum for the sandwich bond. |
| Reception counter (1–2m) | 35–40mm | Adds visible depth without overbudgeting. Most-ordered range for B2B branding. |
| Boardroom / showroom (2–3m) | 40–50mm | "Floating logo" effect peaks here. Premium feel without lobby-scale cost. |
| Lobby / wall display (3–5m) | 50–60mm | Depth reads clearly at distance. Justifies premium positioning. |
| Corporate gift / recognition piece | 35–50mm | Perceived value scales with depth. Buyers expect substantial weight in hand. |
All depths assume two-layer sandwich construction. Subsurface 3D laser engraving (logo etched internally in a single block) is a different process with different depth rules — ask us if that's what you need.
One buyer asked us to sample 25mm to save on a 200-piece order. We declined — below 30mm the bond layer can split under final polishing pressure, and the depth effect collapses anyway. We sampled 30mm at our cost, ran production at 35mm after they saw the comparison side-by-side. Below 30mm isn't a budget choice; it's a structural compromise.
Clear vs Frosted vs Colored Acrylic Logo Block
Substrate choice is independent of construction — surface-printed, reverse-printed, and embedded acrylic logo blocks can all be cut from clear, frosted, or colored cast PMMA. The substrate decides how light reads through the block and how the logo competes with the material. Clear is the B2B default. Frosted hides handling marks. Colored makes the block itself a brand asset.
Three Substrate Options
Clear cast acrylic. Optical-grade transparency, 92% light transmission, refractive index 1.49 — close to glass but lighter and shatter-resistant. Best for reverse-printed and embedded blocks: the clear material creates the depth illusion that's the whole point of those constructions. Logo color and fine detail read at full saturation. Most B2B brand applications default to clear.
Frosted cast acrylic. Diffused on one or both faces — light scatters as it passes through, producing a soft white interior glow. Logo reads slightly softer; the substrate carries visual weight. Hides scratches, fingerprints, and handling marks far better than clear. Popular for hospitality reception desks (high handling traffic), spa retail, and premium boutiques where the soft finish reinforces the brand mood.
Colored cast acrylic. Tinted in the melt — color is the material itself, not a paint coat applied after. Available in opaque (white, black, grey, custom brand tints) and translucent (Pantone tints over a clear or white base). The logo competes with the substrate color, so high-contrast logo-on-color pairings work best. When buyers want the block to read as part of the brand identity instead of "acrylic with a logo on it," colored substrate is the right move.
Substrate Comparison
| Factor | Clear | Frosted | Colored |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light transmission | 92% (optical clear) | 35–60% (diffused) | Varies — opaque to translucent |
| Logo color saturation | Highest — full Pantone | Slightly softened | Depends on logo-vs-tint contrast |
| Hides handling marks | No | Yes — scratches, fingerprints disappear | Yes (lighter tints less so) |
| Brand-color match | Logo only | Logo only | Substrate IS the brand color |
| Cost premium | Baseline | +5–10% | +10–25% |
| Best for | Reverse / embedded blocks, B2B branding | Hospitality, premium retail, high-touch areas | Brand-color-driven displays |
A beauty brand recently asked us to match a specific lavender Pantone for a counter block — clear and frosted couldn't deliver the brand signal at the substrate level. We custom-tinted colored cast at the sheet stage, sampled in 4 days, ran 200 pieces. When the substrate carries the brand color, the block reads as part of the brand identity instead of acrylic with a logo applied on top. (See our clear vs frosted vs colored acrylic guide for the deeper material breakdown.)
Printing & Engraving Methods
Four methods apply logos to acrylic blocks: UV printing (full-color, photographic detail), laser engraving (frosted white mark, permanent), hot stamping (metallic foils), and silk-screen printing (bold single-color logos). Each produces a different look, feel, and price point. Buyers planning quantities, artwork versions and packing can start with our acrylic branding blocks manufacturer program. For a full comparison of all printing methods, see our Customization page. For a deeper technical look, our UV printing on acrylic guide covers ink chemistry, durability, and file prep; the photo printing inside an acrylic block frame guide separates image-first block construction from logo marking; and the clear vs frosted vs colored acrylic guide helps you pick the substrate before you pick the print method.
UV Printing
Digital inkjet with UV-cured inks. Unlimited colors, photographic images, gradients, fine text down to 6pt. Scratch-resistant and fade-resistant.
- Resolution: up to 1440 DPI
- Colors: full CMYK + white ink
- Works on: surface-printed & embedded blocks
- File: vector (AI, EPS, PDF) or 300 DPI raster
Laser Engraving
CO2 or fiber laser burns a frosted mark into the acrylic. Subtle, elegant, permanent. The mark is physically part of the material — it never fades or peels.
- Detail: fine lines down to 0.1mm
- Color: frosted white (on clear acrylic)
- Works on: surface & reverse-printed blocks
- Best for: minimalist logos, monograms, serial numbers
Hot Stamping
Heated die presses metallic foil onto the surface. Mirror-finish metallic logo — gold, silver, rose gold, or copper. Bonds under heat and pressure.
- Finish: mirror metallic
- Colors: gold, silver, rose gold, copper, matte variants
- Works on: surface-printed blocks
- Best for: luxury branding, executive gifts
Silk-Screen Printing
Ink pushed through a mesh stencil. Bold, opaque, consistent color — ideal for single-color or two-color logos at high volumes.
- Colors: 1–4 spot colors per design
- Works on: surface & reverse-printed blocks
- Best for: single-color logos, large quantities
- Cost advantage: lower per-unit above 500 pcs
Engraved Acrylic Logo Blocks
An engraved acrylic block carries the logo as a permanent frosted-white mark cut into the material by a CO2 or fiber laser — no ink, no foil, nothing applied to the surface that can fade or peel. Laser engraving holds fine lines down to 0.1mm, which makes it the standard choice for minimalist logos, monograms, and serial numbers on clear or black acrylic. For a mark that floats inside the block, subsurface 3D laser engraving etches the design within the solid material without breaking the surface. Engraving is also the most affordable of our logo methods, so it's often where a first corporate program starts.
Laser Engraving vs UV Printing on Blocks
The two most-quoted branding methods answer different briefs. Choose engraving when permanence and a clean single-tone mark matter more than color; choose UV printing when the logo needs full brand colors or photographic detail.
| Factor | Laser Engraving | UV Printing |
|---|---|---|
| Mark | Frosted white, cut into the acrylic | Full-color ink layer cured onto the surface |
| Color | None — single frosted tone | Full CMYK + white ink, Pantone matching |
| Detail | Fine lines down to 0.1mm | Up to 1440 DPI, text down to 6pt |
| Permanence | Part of the material — never fades or peels | Scratch-resistant and fade-resistant cured ink |
| Best on | Clear or black acrylic — maximum contrast | Any substrate — clear, frosted, or colored |
| Cost | Most affordable logo method | Mid-range |
What Is an Acrylic Branding Block?
"Branding block" is the umbrella term for the same product family: a solid acrylic block that carries a company mark — engraved, printed, hot-stamped, or embedded — and stands on a reception desk, boardroom table, or retail counter as a permanent brand identifier. Buyers use "logo block" and "branding block" interchangeably, and every construction on this page fits both names. An engraved acrylic block suits brands whose identity works in a single tone; when the mark needs exact brand colors, UV printing or embedded construction takes over.
Speccing an engraved acrylic block run? Our laser engraving vs UV printing guide covers artwork prep, engraving depth, and tolerances. Engraved logo blocks are one branch of our full custom acrylic blocks range — stamp, photo, and clear display blocks run in the same factory.
Where Do Acrylic Logo Blocks Go?
Acrylic logo blocks are placed on reception desks, boardroom tables, trade show booths, retail counters, and executive offices as permanent brand identifiers. Standard sizes range from 100×60×20mm desk blocks to 300×200×50mm lobby display pieces. All sizes are fully customizable.
Standard Sizes
Our most-ordered configurations — all sizes are fully customizable.
| Configuration | Size (W×H×D) | Typical Use | Logo Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Desk block | 100 × 60 × 20mm | Executive desks, reception counters | UV print or laser engrave |
| Counter display | 150 × 100 × 25mm | Retail counters, showroom tables | UV print or hot stamp |
| Boardroom block | 200 × 100 × 30mm | Conference tables, boardroom displays | Reverse-print or embed |
| Lobby display | 300 × 200 × 40mm | Reception lobbies, main entrance | Embedded or reverse-print |
| Gift / display block | 150 × 200 × 30mm | Corporate gifts, recognition pieces | Laminated + laser engrave |
Send us your logo and placement requirements — we recommend the best size and method.
Where These Go
Reception Desks
First impression branding. Visitors see your logo in crystal-clear acrylic the moment they walk in. Surface-printed or reverse-printed blocks are most popular — clean, professional, easy to update if branding changes.
Boardrooms & Conference Rooms
Reverse-printed or embedded blocks for a premium, distraction-free presence. Larger formats (200mm+) work best at conference-table scale.
Trade Show Booths
Portable branding that travels. Desk-size blocks (100–150mm) are lightweight enough to carry in luggage. Surface-printed for quick, high-impact brand visibility. See our Acrylic Display Stands for full trade show display options.
Retail Counters
Branded blocks next to product displays reinforce brand identity at point of purchase. Pair with acrylic risers for a complete branded counter setup.
Logo-Block Manufacturing Examples
A mix of documented programs and conditional manufacturing plans from our Shenzhen factory; each card states its evidence class.
3D Acrylic Letter Component Manufacturing Plan
Planning model · released vector artwork · buyer-defined material, finish, mounting interface, inspection, and packing
Two-Year Corporate Logo-Block Vendor Program
2,600+ blocks · 7 co-brand artworks · shared geometries · retained PMS color standard
Frosted Interior Logo-Block Plan
Manufacturing plan · frosted acrylic · single-color mark · buyer-approved dimensions, artwork, sample, and packing
Repeat Photo-Block Supply Program
Documented US photo-lab relationship · multiple purchase orders · split-shipment planning · quality discussions
Evidence class
Have a similar project? Use the 3D acrylic letter component manufacturing plan to define artwork, material, finish, mounting interface, inspection, and packing. We also run standing reorder programs — read the corporate logo block vendor program, where repeat co-branded runs stay on one approved brand-color standard.
Quote a Similar ProjectWhy Acrylic for Logo Blocks?
Acrylic logo blocks combine full-color printing capability, lightweight portability, and shatter resistance at a lower cost than glass or crystal alternatives. Crystal offers more sparkle but weighs twice as much and can't reproduce full-color logos. Metal can't showcase a logo the same way — it's opaque.
| Factor | Acrylic (PMMA) | Glass | Crystal | Metal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-color logo | Yes — UV print, silk-screen, embedded | No — sandblast or etch only | No — subsurface laser (frosted) | No — engrave or plate |
| Weight | Light (~1.19 g/cm³) | Heavy | Very heavy | Heavy |
| Shatter risk | Near zero | High — shatters on impact | High — chips and cracks | None |
| Custom shapes | Laser-cut, CNC — any profile | Limited | Limited | CNC, cast |
| Cost (custom, 50+ pcs) | $$ | $$$ | $$$$ | $$$ |
When other materials make sense: Crystal is the standard for high-end awards where refractive sparkle matters more than branding detail — see our Acrylic Plaques for an acrylic alternative. Metal works for permanent outdoor installations. Glass suits frameless transparency where weight isn't a concern. For branded logo display blocks, acrylic outperforms all three on cost, print capability, and practicality.
Who Orders Acrylic Logo Blocks?
Acrylic logo blocks are ordered by marketing teams, facilities managers, event companies, franchise brands, and corporate gift buyers. The common thread: every buyer needs consistent, professional brand display across multiple locations or events.
Marketing Teams
Brand consistency across offices, partner sites, and events. Bulk orders so every location displays the same block — same size, same color, same finish. Pantone matching ensures on-brand everywhere.
Facilities & Office Managers
Reception desk branding, conference room signage, and lobby displays. Typically 1–5 sizes per location, with reorders when offices expand or rebrand.
Event & Trade Show Companies
Portable branding for booth displays, registration desks, and speaker podiums. Lightweight surface-printed blocks (20mm) that fit in luggage and are easy to replace.
Franchise Brands
Uniform branding for franchisee locations. Franchise HQs order in bulk for new store openings and brand refreshes — same block for every location, no variation.
Corporate Gift Buyers
Anniversary commemoratives, client gifts, and employee recognition pieces. Laminated-logo blocks are the popular pick here — a flat logo bonded between two clear layers reads as one solid piece, giving the gift real weight and perceived value. (For trophy-style recognition awards, see our <a href="/products/acrylic-awards/">Acrylic Awards</a>.)
For award-specific options, see Acrylic Awards.
What Affects Acrylic Logo Block Pricing?
Custom acrylic logo block pricing depends on block size and thickness, logo application method, edge profile, artwork count, packing, and order quantity. The references below are published FOB Shenzhen planning prices; the written quote replaces them after the drawing, artwork, finish, and packing are approved. The flame-versus-diamond polishing guide explains how edge geometry and an approved sample affect the finish choice.
| Reference specification | 100 pcs | 250 pcs | 500 pcs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100×60×20mm clear block · full-color surface UV print · square polished edges | $12 | $9 | $7 |
| 150×80×25mm clear block · reverse UV print · beveled polished edges | $16 | $12 | $9 |
| 100×100×40mm clear block · embedded flat logo · beveled polished edges | $20 | $16 | $13 |
Published planning references, FOB Shenzhen. Final price follows the approved drawing, artwork, finish, packing, and quantity.
Block Size & Thickness
A 300×200×40mm lobby block uses roughly 8× the material of a 100×60×20mm desk block.
Logo Method
Laser engraving is most affordable. UV printing and silk-screen are mid-range. Hot stamping and embedded construction are highest cost.
Order Quantity
Unit cost drops significantly above 200 pieces. Silk-screen becomes more cost-effective than UV printing above 500 pieces.
Supplier Route Comparison
| Route | Best fit | What is controlled | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wetop factory program | 100+ pieces per artwork; custom sizes and repeat programs | Machining, print, polish, sample approval, inspection, export packing | International freight and import costs must be compared separately |
| US trophy shop | A few locally finished pieces and fast domestic service | Local communication and last-mile delivery | Higher unit cost; fewer production-scale options |
| General wholesale factory | Simple catalog shapes at larger quantities | Basic unit production | Confirm acrylic grade, artwork control, polishing, inspection, and landed freight in writing |
How to Order Custom Acrylic Logo Blocks
From your logo file to finished blocks — 3 steps.
Send Us Your Logo
Send 7 items: finished dimensions, quantity per artwork, logo method, vector artwork or reference file, Pantone or color target, edge profile, and packing plus destination. Use the online specification builder or download the one-page worksheet.
We respond within 24 hoursApprove a Sample
We build a production-grade sample block with your actual logo, exact colors, and specified finish. What you approve is exactly what we produce. Sample fees are paid separately and are not credited to production orders.
Sample ready in 3–5 daysReceive Your Order
Every logo block passes 100% inspection against your approved sample — logo color, position, edge clarity, and overall quality. FOB Shenzhen; CIF and DDP available.
Production in 15–20 daysFrequently Asked Questions
What's the MOQ for custom acrylic logo blocks?
Our MOQ is 100 pieces per design. The floor is set by setup cost — UV-print color matching, screen-printing screen burn, embedded sandwich-bond fixtures, and diamond-polish edge programs all carry fixed setup that has to amortize across the run. Below 100, use a paid sample to validate the artwork and finish. Above 200 the per-piece cost drops noticeably; above 500 it drops again. Different logo variants are separate designs and each carries its own 100-piece production floor.
How long is production lead time for acrylic logo blocks?
Sample turnaround is 3–5 days after artwork approval. Bulk production runs 15–20 days for orders under 500 pieces; larger orders (1,000+) typically run 20–28 days. Embedded blocks add 1–2 days for the sandwich-bond cure cycle. We schedule production on the date you approve the physical sample, not the date you place the deposit — that gap is where most overseas suppliers slip their dates. For event or trade-show deadlines, tell us the in-hand date at RFQ and we'll quote air-first batch options against your sea-freight balance.
Do you offer samples of acrylic logo blocks before bulk orders?
Yes — physical samples are recommended on every custom logo block order before bulk production. Samples are paid separately, never credited to production, and normally ship in 3–5 days after artwork approval. Color saturation, edge polish, depth illusion and bond-line visibility all read differently on a real piece than on a render; the approved sample also supplies the comparison record used by the acrylic-block claim checklist.
What file format do you need for logo printing on acrylic blocks?
We accept vector files (AI, EPS, PDF, SVG) for the sharpest results — vector artwork scales to any block size without losing clarity. For UV printing, high-resolution raster files (PNG, TIFF at 300 DPI minimum) also work well. Avoid JPEG for logos — compression artifacts become visible on clear acrylic. If you only have a low-resolution file, we can redraw simple logos as vectors at no extra charge.
Can you match exact Pantone colors on acrylic logo blocks?
Yes. UV printing and silk-screen printing both support Pantone color matching. Send us your Pantone code (e.g., PMS 286 C) and we match it on a proof sample before production. A recent example: a US branded-merchandise company approved the color references for a compact logo block of about 55mm in August 2026, and the paid color-matched sample went into production on that approval — the sequence is laid out in our Pantone color matching guide. Hot stamping offers metallic gold, silver, rose gold, and copper foils. Laser engraving produces a frosted white mark — no color, but permanent and elegant on clear or black acrylic. If the same block geometry is being considered as a recognition piece, compare it with the crystal, acrylic and glass awards specification guide before approving material and packing.
What is the minimum thickness for an embedded acrylic logo block?
Embedded blocks — where the logo is sandwiched between two layers of acrylic — need a minimum total thickness of 30mm (two 15mm layers bonded together). Thicker blocks (40–60mm) create a more dramatic depth effect, especially with full-color UV-printed logos viewed through clear acrylic. The bonding line is invisible when executed properly — the block looks like one solid piece.
How much do custom acrylic logo blocks cost?
Published FOB Shenzhen references start with a 100×60×20mm clear UV-printed desk block at $12 each for 100 pieces, $9 at 250, and $7 at 500. A 100×100×40mm embedded-logo block is $20 / $16 / $13 at the same quantity tiers. Final price follows the approved size, logo method, edge profile, packing, and artwork count. Diamond polishing is included. Send the quote inputs listed on this page and we respond within 24 hours.
Should I order different logo blocks for a reception desk versus a trade show booth?
Reception desk blocks are permanent — we recommend embedded or reverse-printed construction (more depth, more visual impact, logo fully protected) in larger formats (150–200mm). Trade show blocks travel in luggage and get handled frequently — surface-printed blocks in compact sizes (100mm) are the better choice: lighter, lower risk if damaged in transit, and faster to replace. Many clients order both formats in one production run at a reduced combined price.
Do logo blocks come with protective film?
Yes. All polished surfaces ship with protective plastic film applied — this prevents scratches during international freight. Remove the film once you receive the order. The film is not for long-term display — it's transit protection only. For long-term outdoor or high-sunlight display, mention the use case at RFQ stage and we can recommend the right material grade for your environment. If damage is visible at receipt, the order damage-claims playbook lists the carton and product evidence needed to separate transit damage from a production issue.
What edge finishes are available for logo blocks?
Four options: square (sharp geometric look), beveled (45° chamfer, premium feel), rounded (smooth radius, safe), and full-radius bullnose (semicircular, most elegant). All edges are diamond-polished for optical clarity. Rounded and bullnose edges add 2–3 days to sample production. Most corporate logo blocks choose beveled or rounded for a high-end feel. See your quote for per-unit cost differences.
Can I see a proof or a picture of my logo block before production?
Yes — at two checkpoints. Before anything is cut, you receive a digital artwork proof (PDF or render) showing logo size, placement, and colors on your exact block dimensions; production waits for your written approval. Then we build the physical sample and send photos of the finished block before it ships, so you judge the real piece — color saturation, edge polish, depth effect — not a render. For a reseller passing revisions between an end client and the factory, the proof approval and version-control guide defines the handoff. The 3–5 day sample clock starts at artwork approval, not at first contact.
Is the sample fee separate from my bulk order?
Yes. The sample fee covers cutting your block, the print, screen, or engraving setup for your artwork, and finishing a production-grade piece. It is paid separately and is not credited against a bulk order. Courier freight is quoted separately by destination and service speed. If the design changes after sampling (new size, new construction type), the re-sample carries a new setup — we flag the cost before you commit, never after.
Why do you ask for vector artwork before sampling?
Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF, SVG) scale to any block size without losing edge sharpness — the same logo has to stay crisp on a 100mm desk block and a 300mm lobby piece. A vector file alone isn't production-ready, though: before the proof we still check editable layers, scale against the block face, color values, font outlines, and print placement, because those are where production errors actually start. Send whatever you have — we'll tell you within 24 hours if it needs vector conversion before the sample.
Can you ship the sample directly to my client?
Yes. Agencies and resellers often have us ship the approved sample straight to their end client — tell us the recipient address at sample stage, and whether sample photos should come to you for approval before it ships. Packaging is neutral, with no Wetop branding. If the presentation date is tight, we can ship on your FedEx, UPS, or DHL account for overnight service, or quote express freight ourselves.
How do price breaks work at 500+ pieces, and can you support a recurring program?
Unit cost steps down above 200 pieces and again above 500, because setup, screens, and print files are fixed costs that spread across the run. If your order needs stakeholder sign-off, we quote 100 / 200 / 500+ side by side so procurement can compare per-unit and total cost on one sheet. For recurring logo-block programs we keep your approved specs, artwork, and tooling on record, so reorders skip re-setup.
Can I split 100 pieces across 4 different logo designs?
The 100-piece minimum applies per artwork, because each design carries its own print file, screen, or engraving program — 100 pieces across 4 distinct designs means 25 of each, below that floor. Your options are to raise each design to 100 pieces, consolidate the artwork, or validate secondary designs as paid samples before deciding which enter production. Tell us the designs and quantities and we quote the scenarios side by side.
What are acrylic branding blocks?
One verified corporate program covered 2,600+ acrylic branding blocks across seven approved artworks over two years. Acrylic branding blocks are solid acrylic blocks that carry a company mark for reception desks, boardrooms, and retail counters — the same product buyers call a logo block or a brand block. We produce them with UV printing, laser engraving, hot stamping, or embedded construction, all diamond-polished, at an MOQ of 100 pieces per design. Read the program record.
Can you engrave our logo instead of printing it?
Yes. Laser engraving cuts the logo into the material as a permanent frosted-white mark — no ink, nothing sitting on the surface to fade or peel. An engraved acrylic block holds fine lines down to 0.1mm, which suits monograms, single-tone marks, and serial numbers, and reads with the most contrast on clear or black acrylic. Engraving is the most affordable of our logo methods. Send vector artwork and we quote within 24 hours.
What information do you need to quote acrylic logo blocks?
Send 7 items: finished block dimensions, quantity per artwork, logo method, vector artwork or reference file, Pantone or color target, edge profile, and packing plus destination. Use the logo-block specification builder or the one-page PDF worksheet to organize them before requesting the itemized quote.
How does Wetop compare with a US trophy shop or a wholesale factory?
A US trophy shop is useful for a few locally finished pieces and fast domestic service. A general wholesale factory can suit a simple catalog item. Wetop is built for made-to-order programs from 100 pieces per artwork, with the acrylic machining, printing, polishing, sample approval, inspection, and export packing controlled under one factory workflow. Freight is quoted separately by destination so buyers can compare FOB, CIF, and DDP rather than assuming a low unit price is the landed cost.
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