Easy to hold, position and release. Five details that make your stamp practical to use.
M10
A handle that fits your setup.
The internal M10 thread at the rear takes a bolt or a matching threaded rod to use as a handle.
A secure grip with pliers.
The hexagonal body gives pliers flat faces to grip, making the stamp easier to hold and position.
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A design that releases cleanly.
The sides of the raised logo have a draft angle to help the stamp release from the metal after striking.
2 mm
A raised design, 2 mm high.
The logo stands 2 mm above the base of the stamping face. This sets the maximum stamping depth at 2 mm.
The right way up, at a glance.
A triangle on the rear shows the orientation of the logo, so you can check which way the stamp faces while striking.
The stamp can also be used with a hydraulic or similar press, with a suitable holder to keep it aligned and supported.
01 / REAR VIEW
Thread and orientation.
The M10 connection and orientation mark in one view. CAD illustration, with a retouched background.
02 / THE IMPRESSION
A mark in finished work.
A customer’s example of a stamped blade. Background retouched for presentation.
03 / METALWORK
A mark in copper.
A customer example on a copper lure, showing how a small mark follows the surface of a finished object.
04 / WOODWORK
A mark in wood.
A customer example stamped into wood.
05 / YOUR MARK STARTS HEREYOUR DESIGN. YOUR DIMENSIONS.
01 Your design
02 Your details
03 Review
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Request saved
Your mark starts here.
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06 / GOOD TO KNOWA FEW SMALL DETAILS
Before you make your mark.
What does Ø12 mm mean?+
The standard stamp has a maximum circular stamping area 12 mm in diameter. Your entire logo must fit within that circle. A square or wide rectangular logo may need to be smaller than 12 mm across to fit.
What file should I send?+
Upload a clear PNG, JPG or WebP image, an SVG, or a PDF. Black-and-white artwork makes the intended mark easiest to read. We accept one file up to 10 MB and review it before confirming the design.
How should I describe the size?+
Enter your maximum measurement in millimetres, then explain which dimension it controls. For example: “The complete logo must be 10 mm wide, including the border. Keep the original proportions.”
What if I need a different size or shape?+
Choose Custom and upload your artwork with the required size and any application notes. We’ll review the request and price it individually before you commit.
When do I pay?+
For a standard stamp, pay at checkout after uploading your logo and entering your dimensions, contact information and delivery address. Stripe processes the 96 € total: 90 € including VAT plus 6 € shipping. We review your artwork before production. Custom stamps are quoted first and paid for separately once the quote is agreed.
How do proportions and fine details affect the stamp?+
Your design is made in the proportions of the image you supply and scaled to your specified dimension, unless changes are agreed separately. Scaling down also reduces lines and other details. Very small, thin or narrowly supported features may be fragile and become damaged when struck or pressed. Durability also depends on the material being marked, the force applied and how the stamp is supported. We review your design before production and agree any changes with you. If the design is unsuitable, we will work with you to adjust it or refund your payment.
Hot or cold use?+
The stamp is primarily intended for cold use. A single short contact with a warm or hot workpiece may be possible, depending on the workpiece temperature, contact time and force. Repeated hot use requires separate validation because heat can affect the stamp’s hardness, toughness and service life.