25W Electric Engraving Pen – Metal, Glass, Wood & Plastic

25W Electric Engraving Pen – Etch & Carve Any Surface with Precision

Take your DIY projects, personalisation work, and craftsmanship to the next level with this powerful 25W Electric Engraver Pen. Engineered for hobbyists, makers, and professionals alike, this pen-style engraver lets you mark, label, or decorate almost any hard surface — from metal and stainless steel to glass, wood, plastic, ceramics, marble, and stone. Made in Mainland China.

Why You'll Love It

• Pen-style ergonomic grip — Hold and engrave just like writing with a pen, tilted at ~45°, for effortless control and natural hand movement.
• Adjustable speed settings — Dial in the right intensity for each material, from delicate glass to tough stainless steel.
• Deep, permanent engravings — Achieves concave depths of up to 1mm (single pass: 0.1–0.5mm; repeat passes: 0.3–0.8mm), leaving crisp, lasting marks.
• AC-powered vibration mechanism — Uses high-frequency AC vibration to drive the hardened 3mm metal bit at speed, delivering consistent, clean results.
• Incredibly versatile — Works on metal, jade, glass, plastic, marble, wood, ceramics, and stone surfaces.
• 25W power output — Enough grunt for tough materials without overcomplicating the design.

Full Specifications

How to Use

1. Hold the engraver like a pen at approximately 45° and rest your hand comfortably on the work surface.
2. Apply gentle, steady pressure — do not press hard. Move at a slightly slower pace than normal writing.
3. Select the appropriate speed/gear setting for your material.
4. Practice on a scrap piece first to master depth and line width before working on your final surface.

Important Safety & Care Notes

• Do not run continuously for more than 20 minutes at a time — allow the unit to cool to protect the internal coil.
• If the housing feels warm, let it cool completely before resuming work.
• Always switch off and unplug when not in use.
• Some operational noise is normal — this is produced by the AC vibration mechanism.

What's in the Box

• 1 × 25W Electric Engraver Pen

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For guidance on safe use of electric hand tools, refer to the OSHA Hand & Power Tools Safety Guidelines and the CPSC Power Tools Safety Resource Centre.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What materials can the 25W electric engraving pen etch?

A: This electric engraver is designed to work on a wide range of hard surfaces including metals (steel, stainless steel, aluminium), glass, wood, plastic, ceramics, marble, stone, and jade. Its adjustable speed settings let you fine-tune the intensity to suit each material.

Q: What voltage does this engraving pen require?

A: This engraver operates on 220V AC with a European standard (EU) plug. If you are in a region with a different voltage or plug standard, you will need an appropriate adapter or voltage converter before use.

Q: How deep can this engraver carve into a surface?

A: In a single pass, the engraver achieves a depth of 0.1–0.5mm. With repeated passes over the same line, you can reach depths of 0.3–0.8mm, with a maximum possible depth of approximately 1mm depending on material hardness.

Q: How long can I use the engraving pen in one session?

A: For optimal performance and to protect the internal coil, continuous use should not exceed 20 minutes per session. After each session, allow the unit to cool fully before starting again. Intermittent use will extend the lifespan of the tool significantly.

Q: Is the engraving pen suitable for beginners?

A: Absolutely. The pen-style design means you hold and operate it just like a writing pen, making it intuitive even for first-time users. We recommend practising on a scrap piece of your chosen material to get a feel for the speed and pressure before working on your actual project.