Custom Acrylic Logo Blocks & Branding Blocks

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Wetop is built for made-to-order logo-block programs from 100 pieces per artwork, with the acrylic machining, printing, polishing, sample approval, inspection and export packing controlled under one factory workflow. If you need fewer pieces to check the look first, order a paid sample (USD 200–500, not credited to the order) and move to 100 per design once it is approved. Freight is quoted separately by destination so you can compare FOB, CIF and DDP rather than assuming a low unit price is the landed cost.

Wetop is the factory. Branding blocks are cut, polished, printed or engraved and inspected in our own ISO 9001 facility in Shenzhen, and the people answering your artwork questions are the people producing the order, so there is no reseller margin and no relay between you and production. Approved artwork versions, block drawings and packing specifications are kept as your reorder record.

Yes. When the design stays the same and only the variable text changes (names, numbers, years, dates, locations or titles), it is still one design, and the 100-piece minimum counts all personalized blocks together. Example: 100 service-anniversary blocks, each engraved with a different name and year, are one design. A different shape, size, artwork layout, color, or print or engrave method is a separate design with its own 100-piece minimum. Send the names as a list with your artwork; the digital proof shows the longest name on your block size.

No. We do not cast or embed real objects, coins or banknotes in acrylic. What we seal inside is flat: a printed logo or image laminated between two clear layers, which gives the floating-logo look on blocks from 30 mm thick.

Choose silk-screen printing when your logo is one or two solid spot colors. Each color is pushed through its own screen as an opaque layer with very sharp edges, mixed to your Pantone reference, and the screen is made once, so it is economical on larger runs. Choose UV printing for full-color logos, gradients, photos or QR codes, or for artwork printed on the back face over a white layer. Each extra silk-screen color needs its own screen and print pass, so logos with three or more colors usually go to UV. Both are checked on the paid sample before production.