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Brass Hot Stamping Dies for Leather, Wood, Plastics, and More
If you need a permanent, crisp brand impression on leather goods, wooden products, or plastic packaging, brass hot stamping dies are one of the most...
Hot Stamping Foils and Ribbons
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Magnesium Dies and Foil Ribbons for Hot Stamping
When South Texas Lighthouse for the Blind lost its hot stamping ribbon supplier, Buyer Megan Hammock faced a problem familiar to many production...
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Hot Stamping Polypropylene Parts at AFM Engineering
When silk-screened marks start failing in the field, it's rarely the ink that gets blamed first. Production teams troubleshoot pre-treatment...
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How Does Hot Stamping Preserve the Artistry of Historic Bookbinding?
Anne Krawitz owns the AKA Bindery in Philadelphia specializing in custom clamshell boxes for valuable books and documents, as well as a full range of...
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What is Hot Stamping?
If you're looking to personalize your product by adding your name, monogram, or company logo, hot stamping is a tried and true direct part marking...
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Hot Stamping Foil and Ribbons
Hot foil stamping is a popular marking solution for a wide range of applications. Our pigmented hot stamping foils (most commonly used for date...
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How to Hot Stamp with Foil and Ribbons
Hot stamping is capable of creating vibrant, permanent marks on a wide variety of substrates. To get the best results when hot stamping, however, it...
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Foil Stamping Dies
Over the years we’ve helped a lot of customers with hot stamping applications. From standard hot stamp dies used for part marking to decorative,...
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Norwood 39V Steel Type for Hot Stamping
Norwood 39V steel type is used in hot stamping equipment, typically together with a hot stamp ribbon for package date coding applications. In...
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Hot Stamping Foils Make Decorative Marking Easy
We've covered the basics of hot stamping before, but in case you need a refresher: Hot stamping is a flexible process allowing the user to mark...