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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 reliable and cost-effective ways to get there. They hold up under production heat, reproduce fine...
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Glen Dobi, owner of Dobi Associates and developer of the CedarCraft product line of custom garden planters, needed a marking method that could keep...
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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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Small manufacturers and contract packagers face a familiar dilemma when it comes to date coding. Regulatory pressure keeps mounting. Customers demand...
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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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When ROYCE needs to create lasting impressions on its luxury leather goods, it turns to precision hot stamping technology. Since 1974, this Secaucus,...
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Vintage Editions, a specialty wood manufacturing company in North Carolina's foothills, operates a 1923 Hooper Slat printer that continues producing...
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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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Hot stamping lets woodworking teams add a crisp, permanent brand to products without labels, solvents, or fussy setups. Below you’ll find a practical...
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A leather goods manufacturer came to us last year ordering magnesium dies. They needed custom hot stamping dies for their wallet line, and like many...
