Laser Engraving Equipment Company Updates Web Site to Feature More Extensive Look at Engraving Equipment Selection

Class Act Engraving announces the launch of its newly re-designed Web site, www.classact.net, providing visitors with a more comprehensive look at the engraving equipment available through Class Act Engraving. Located just outside of Buffalo, NY, Class Act Engraving is a distributor for Epilog Laser in upstate New York, western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

Akron, NY (PRWEB) July 8, 2006 -- Class Act Engraving announces the launch of its newly re-designed Web site, www.classact.net, providing visitors with a more comprehensive look at the engraving equipment available through Class Act Engraving. Located just outside of Buffalo, NY, Class Act Engraving is a distributor for Epilog Laser in upstate New York, western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

The selection of laser engravers available from Epilog Laser through Class Act Engraving is ideal for all engraving needs, from awards and gifts, to industrial marking and cutting applications. The Web site at www.classact.net features detailed information on the Epilog Mini 18, Epilog Mini 24, Epilog Helix and the Legend 36EXT Laser Engravers. Class Act Engraving also offers oversized laser engraving equipment and metal markers as well as used laser equipment.

“We are pleased to provide visitors to Class Act Engraving this new, more informative and comprehensive Web site,” said Jeff Aichinger, Owner of Class Act Engraving. “The Web site will continue to evolve, offering new products from Epilog Laser as well as other engraving products and supplies and a new industry links page. Whether a visitor is looking to upgrade their current laser capabilities or is starting a new engraving business, we have the resources they need in order to make an informed decision.”

In addition to its comprehensive information on Epilog Laser engravers, the newly re-designed Web site includes engraving-related news as well as a listing of trade show events and other educational seminars in the engraving industry. The site also includes a large section for those looking to start an engraving business including information on what is needed to get up and running and a listing of resources for starting a business. For more information, visit www.classact.net or call 716-984-7321.

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