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Gravírozás is the art or process of incising a design onto a hard, flat surface by cutting grooves into it. This technique is commonly applied to metal, glass, wood, and stone. The resulting pattern can be decorative or functional, serving as an inscription, a visual element, or a means of identification.

Historically, engraving was a primary method for producing prints, where a design was incised into a metal plate, inked, and then pressed onto paper. This allowed for the mass reproduction of images. Today, while digital printing has become more prevalent, traditional engraving methods are still valued for their unique aesthetic and permanence.

Modern engraving techniques include mechanical engraving, where a rotating cutting tool removes material, and laser engraving, which uses a focused laser beam to vaporize or melt the surface. Both methods allow for high precision and detail.

The applications of gravírozás are diverse. It is used for jewelry making, to personalize gifts and trophies, to create signage, to mark tools and components in manufacturing, and for artistic expression. The depth and width of the engraved lines can be controlled to create varying effects and textures. The choice of material and the engraving method significantly influence the final appearance and durability of the engraved piece.