Written by Acorn Sales Company, manufacturing stamps and seals since 1964 · Reviewed by Holly R, VP of Sales and Marketing at Acorn Sales, against the Acorn Sales custom stamp, custom artwork embosser and logo embosser range (243 published SKUs) on 21 September 2026 · Updated 7 November 2026
Two mechanisms will carry your logo, and they start a long way apart. An embosser raises the logo into the sheet and starts at $99.95 for the Soft Seal Custom Artwork Embosser, running to $2,095.00 for the Heavy Duty Long Reach Electric Custom Artwork Embosser. A stamp prints it in ink and starts at $9.95 for the 1 Line Regular Rubber Stamp. Die size is the fixed part of the embosser decision: every custom artwork embosser is made at 1-5/8″ to 2″ in diameter or 1″ x 2″, from the $99.95 handheld body to the $2,095.00 electric, so the money buys reach, leverage and finish rather than a larger logo. The stamp side has no such ceiling and runs from a 1/8″ x 2-3/8″ impression up to 8″ x 10″ at $156.95. Acorn publishes 243 products across this range, $9.95 to $2,095.00, median $34.95. Artwork is accepted the same way on both sides: clean, black and white, camera ready.
What these are for
This is the blank half of the range. Nothing in it carries a mark until you supply one, which separates it from the ready made date, notary and message stamps. Three buyers dominate. The first is a business putting a logo on outgoing paper, letterhead, invoices or packing slips, which is the job of the larger inked bodies and, at the top, the 8″ x 10″ regular rubber stamp at $156.95. The second wants the logo raised rather than printed, on stationery, certificates or envelope flaps, which is the custom artwork embosser group from $99.95 to $2,095.00. The third is routine office marking where the content is a fixed block rather than a logo, served by dedicated blanks: the 3 Line Address Stamp Regular Rubber Stamp at $14.95, the Regular Signature Stamp at $19.95 and the Bulk Rate Mail Hand Stamp at $16.95. Of 170 products sampled, 153 are stamps and 17 embossers.
The ranges we stock
Handheld and soft seal logo embossers
The entry to embossing. The Soft Seal Custom Artwork Embosser is $99.95, and the pink, blue and red bodies are $99.95 as well. Each has a heavy duty frame, a sliding lock for storage and a rubberized grip that makes the squeeze easier. Reach is approximately 1-1/2″ into the sheet and the frame is rated for one sheet of 20 to 24 lb paper. The Handheld Custom Artwork Embosser is $104.95 with the same reach and paper rating, and it can be made for light cardstock; it is the most economical choice for an embossing seal. Both state a two year warranty and an impression size of 1-5/8″ to 2″ in diameter or 1″ x 2″. The colored bodies leave something out: the Pink Soft Seal and Pink Hybrid bodies at $99.95 come with a reach but no impression figure, so confirm before ordering if your artwork sits near the limit.
Hybrid and desk logo embossers
The Hybrid Logo Embosser is $102.95 and sits between the formats: a pocket sized body with the embossing ease of a desk model, positioning marks to line the impression up, and an audible click when it is made properly. Its listing gives no reach figure or paper weight, so check the product page before choosing it for thick stock; like every embossing seal, it carries the two year warranty. The Pink Hybrid Custom Artwork Embosser at $99.95 does state about 1-1/2″ of reach and a two year warranty. The Desk Custom Artwork Embosser is $109.95, with a sturdy metal base that produces impressions with minimal effort. Reach is approximately 1-1/2″, and it is rated higher than the handheld frames on stock: 20 to 24 lb, or up to 40 lb for light cardstock and envelopes.
Gift finish and cast iron logo embossers
Four gift finish desk embossers are all $159.95: Gold Gift, Chrome Gift, Black Gift and Pink Gift Custom Artwork Embossers. Each has a felt base that stops the unit slipping, reaches about 1-1/2″, and states a two year warranty on the embossing seal. Paper ratings are 20 to 24 lb or light cardstock with one exception: the Black Gift takes 24 to 26 lb. No reach or paper weight is given for the Pink Gift. Above them is the Cast Iron Custom Artwork Embosser at $329.95, the most heavy duty seal Acorn offers. It takes 20 to 24 lb paper or light cardstock and reaches about 2-1/2″, so it buys reach as well as mass, and it is the most explicit about artwork: camera ready, black and white, high resolution file format.
Long reach and electric logo embossers
Reach is the distance from the edge of the sheet to the center of the impression, and it is what separates these four. The Long Reach Custom Artwork Embosser is $159.95, reaches approximately 2-1/2″ and takes stock up to 60 lb. The Extended Long Reach Custom Embosser is $189.95, reaches 4-1/2″ to the center of the seal, enough to emboss the center of an 8-1/2″ wide sheet, also takes 60 lb stock, and includes an adjustable paper guide. The Heavy Duty Standard Reach Electric is $1,795.00, reaches approximately 2-3/8″ and weighs 12 pounds; its direct drive has only two moving parts and it is strong enough to take a staple or a paperclip without damaging the die. The Heavy Duty Long Reach Electric is $2,095.00, reaches almost five inches and weighs 18 pounds. Both run on 110 to 120 AC volts and carry a two year limited warranty. Both list an optional foot pedal, and the $2,095.00 model adds optional pressure control, a paper guide and paper activation, none of them separately priced.
Regular rubber stamps: the blank size ladder
The cheapest route to a logo on paper, and the only route to a very large one. These are hand assembled in the United States on a natural stained wood mount with a laser engraved die, and they take ink from a separate pad, not included. Two ladders run side by side. Line count models set size by copy: $9.95 for 1 line, $11.95 for 2, $14.95 for 3, $24.95 for 6, $30.95 for 10 and $34.95 for 14. Size models set it by impression area, which is the group to use for artwork. Rectangles run from $15.95 at 1″ x 1″ and $19.95 at 1″ x 2″ through $30.95 at 2″ x 2″ and $52.95 at 4″ x 4″, up to $119.95 at 6″ x 8″, $139.95 at 8″ x 8″ and $156.95 at 8″ x 10″. Circles have their own: $12.95 at 1/2″, $18.95 at 1-1/2″, $30.95 at 3″, $52.95 at 4″, $79.95 at 6″ and $129.95 at 7″. The 4″ x 4″ stamp can be ordered with or without a border, with artwork added. The 8″ x 10″ names custom artwork and a logo first among its uses, and nothing else in the range puts a logo on paper at that size.
Self inking blank bodies
A self inking stamp carries a pad inside the body and inks the die on each return stroke. Trodat is the widest range, priced by body size. The smallest is the 4908 at $19.95 with a 1/4″ x 7/8″ impression. Printy sizes climb through $21.95, $22.95 and $24.95 to $29.95 for the 4931 at 1-1/8″ x 2-3/4″. The round Printys matter most for logos: the 4638 at $29.95 is 1-1/2″ diameter and takes 5 lines, the 4642 at $34.95 is 1-5/8″, the 4645 at $39.95 is 1-3/4″ and takes 7 lines, and the 46050 at $49.95 is 2″ and takes 8 lines, made for logo, return address, corporate and library stamps. The Professional bodies are the large ones, $59.95 for the 5200 at 1″ x 1-5/8″ up through $109.95 for the 5211 and $124.95 for the 5212 at 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″; both are sized for a company logo. Outside Trodat, the Shiny E-904 is $49.95 at 1″ x 2-3/16″, built from metal and plastic for rugged use.
Pre-inked blank bodies
Pre-inked stamps hold ink in the die and need no pad. Xstamper is the largest group, from $24.95 for the N60 at 1/2″ diameter and $26.00 for the N05 at 1/8″ x 2-3/8″, through $34.95 for the N51 at 1″ diameter, up to $99.95 for the N22 at 1-15/16″ x 2-15/16″, $115.25 for the N27 and $129.95 for the N28 at 2-9/16″ x 3-15/16″, which takes 9 lines. MaxLight runs $22.95 for the XL2-325 at 5/8″ diameter, $34.95 for the XL2-125 at 1″ x 2″, $49.95 for the XL2-535 at 1-5/8″ diameter, $54.95 for the XL2-5050 at 2″ x 2″ and $109.95 for the XL2-700 at 2-3/4″ x 3-3/4″, and each can be customized with your company logo, design or wording. Slim is the portable option, $27.00, $31.95 and $39.95 for the 4141 at 1-5/8″ x 1-5/8″, which takes 8 lines; it is the most portable stamp Acorn offers. One PSI body is stocked, the PSI3255 at $39.95 and 1-1/4″ x 2-1/4″.
Industrial and purpose built blanks
The Xstamper Quick Dry Industrial stamps mark surfaces ordinary ink will not hold on: metal, glass, plastic, leather, glossy paper and Mylar. The ink is fast drying, permanent and water resistant when fully cured. They are $39.95 at 1/4″ and 1/2″ diameter, $42.95 at 5/8″, $47.95 at 3/4″, $62.50 at 1-3/16″ diameter and $65.00 at 1/2″ x 1-5/8″, and the 1-3/16″ size takes a company logo, design or wording on up to 4 lines. The second group is the purpose built layouts, the same blank die sold with the arrangement settled. Address stamps are $14.95 and $15.95 in regular rubber, $22.95 and $24.95 self inking, $23.95 and $27.75 in Slim, and check endorsement stamps run the same ladder. Signature stamps are $19.95 regular at approximately 3/8″ x 3″, $25.95 self inking and $29.95 in Slim, and signatures may be submitted by email, fax or mail. Bulk rate mail stamps are $16.95 regular, $29.50 in Slim and $32.75 self inking.
Sizes and dimensions
The embosser side has one answer and the stamp side has dozens. Every custom artwork embosser makes an impression of 1-5/8″ to 2″ in diameter or 1″ x 2″, and that figure repeats from the $99.95 soft seal to both electric units. Nothing here embosses a larger logo. Reach is the variable: approximately 1-1/2″ on the soft seal, handheld, desk and gift bodies; approximately 2-1/2″ on the $159.95 Long Reach and the $329.95 Cast Iron; 2-3/8″ on the $1,795.00 electric; 4-1/2″ on the $189.95 Extended Long Reach; and almost five inches on the $2,095.00 electric. Paper weight rises with it, from 20 to 24 lb on the handheld frames, to 40 lb light cardstock on the $109.95 desk, to 60 lb stock on the two long reach bodies. On the stamp side, impression areas start at 1/8″ x 2-3/8″ and finish at 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″ on the $124.95 Trodat 5212. Past that only regular rubber goes larger, to 8″ x 10″ at $156.95. Line capacity runs from 1 line on the smallest bodies to 9 on the $109.95 Trodat 5211, the $124.95 Trodat 5212 and the $129.95 N28, with the regular rubber size models rated for dozens of lines and the 4″ x 4″ quoted at 14 to 18.
How many impressions you get
The counts divide by mechanism. Self inking bodies, which carry a pad inside, give about 10,000 impressions, across the Trodat range from the $19.95 4908 to the $124.95 5212 and on the $49.95 Shiny E-904. Pre-inked stamps give up to 25,000: the Slim bodies at $27.00, $31.95 and $39.95, the $39.95 PSI3255 and the MaxLight range. Xstamper bodies hold enough ink for up to 50,000. The electric embossers are rated in cycles: the $2,095.00 and $1,795.00 models each have an estimated life of at least 200,000 impressions. Manual embossers have no consumable and publish no count, and neither do the regular rubber stamps.
Ink and colors
An embosser uses no ink. It presses the logo into the sheet and, on white paper, the result reads as texture rather than color. Nothing in the custom artwork range publishes a color option beyond the finish of the body itself: pink, blue and red soft seal bodies at $99.95, polished gold, polished chrome and black matte gift bodies at $159.95. For stamps the ink colors depend on the body. Trodat self inking bodies and the standard Xstamper pre-inked bodies are offered in 11 ink colors, named as Blue, Red, Black, Green, Purple, Orange, Light Blue, Light Green, Yellow, Pink and Brown; the $49.95 Shiny E-904 is also 11. MaxLight, PSI and Slim are 5. The Xstamper Quick Dry Industrial range is 7, listed as red, black, blue, green, purple, white and yellow, and that ink is the specialist one for hard surfaces. Regular rubber stamps have no color until you pair them with a pad, sold separately; the 4″ x 4″ stamp shows the advantage, one stamp plus several pads giving several colors with an easy clean between them.
What you can customize
The artwork requirement is stated the same way across the embosser range and it is short: supply your artwork in a clean black and white camera ready format. The $329.95 Cast Iron model adds the one extra word that matters, asking for a high resolution file format. Email is the usual way to send the file. An EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi works best, and contact us if the file needs checking first. Black and white is a physical constraint rather than a preference: an embossing die has one depth, so a logo built from gray tones, gradients or fine screens has to be reduced to solid black and solid white before it can be cut. The order options on the embossers are the artwork, the seal orientation and the imprint size. On the stamp side the requirement is looser, because a rubber die holds more detail than a die that has to push paper into a shape. Regular rubber stamps let you pick font, font size, lettering style, type casing and justification. Lines of copy are the limit to watch: a body rated for 4 lines is rated for 4 lines whether or not a logo is going on it, and a logo takes room that text would otherwise have.
The embosser fixes your logo at 2″. The stamp does not
Every custom artwork embosser, from the $99.95 Soft Seal to the $2,095.00 electric, makes the same impression size: 1-5/8″ to 2″ in diameter or 1″ x 2″. That is not a price tier, it is the whole range. Spending twenty times more buys reach, leverage and a button instead of a squeeze. The logo comes out the same size.
The stamp side has no ceiling. A logo can be 1″ x 2″ on a $19.95 body or 8″ x 10″ on a $156.95 regular rubber stamp, and the ladder in between is continuous. It also holds finer line work, because a rubber die prints detail that an embossing die has to push paper into. Against that, an embossed logo cannot smudge, cannot run dry and cannot be photocopied, which is why it belongs on stationery, certificates and envelope flaps and why it is a poor choice for anything that will be scanned. A blind impression can vanish completely in a scan.
So the rule is this. If the logo will be read in the hand and fits inside 2″, an embosser from $99.95 is the better looking answer. If it has to survive a copier or a scan, or be larger than 2″, or go on a hundred packing slips a day, buy a stamp. Then let the second question, reach on the embosser or impressions on the stamp, pick the body. Companies that want both usually take the $99.95 embosser for correspondence and an inked body for volume, and the pair costs less than the $329.95 Cast Iron alone.
Which round logo stamp size should a shop buy for loyalty cards and flyers?
For loyalty cards, Acorn Sales makes a round self-inking logo stamp from $19.95: the Trodat 46019 prints a 3/4″ circle, made with loyalty cards in mind. For flyers, a 1-1/2″ to 2″ round from $29.95 gives the logo more room.
- Card sized rounds. The Trodat 46019 at 3/4″ and the Trodat 46025 at 1″ are both $19.95 and take a logo or up to 3 lines, small enough to mark one box at a time on a card.
- Middle sizes. The Trodat 4630 is $27.95 at 1-3/16″ with up to 4 lines, and the Trodat 4638 is $29.95 at 1-1/2″.
- Flyer sizes. The Trodat 4642 is $34.95 at 1-5/8″ with up to 6 lines, and the Trodat 46050 is $49.95 at 2″ with up to 8 lines.
- Pre-inked rounds. The MaxLight XL2-495 is $34.95 at 1-3/16″, and the Slim Stamp 50R ($49.95) and MaxLight XL2-655 ($52.95) both print a 2″ circle; pre-inked rounds give up to 25,000 impressions in 5 ink colors.
- Which mechanism. Self-inking rounds come in 11 ink colors and give about 10,000 impressions, so they suit most shops; pick pre-inked for a busy register that stamps cards all day.
- Keep small logos bold. Fine lines and tiny text fill in on a 3/4″ circle, so send solid black line art as an EPS with fonts outlined or a 300 dpi transparent PNG.
- All round sizes. The Custom Round Stamps collection lists 45 round stamps, from a 1/2″ regular rubber stamp at $12.95 to an 8″ one at $139.95.
Which self-inking company logo stamp should I buy for receipts and forms?
At Acorn Sales the usual self-inking logo stamp for receipts is the $24.95 Trodat 4913, a 7/8″ x 2-3/8″ body that fits a logo with an address beside it, and invoices and office forms take the 1-1/2″ x 3″ Trodat 4926 at $29.95 with up to 8 lines. Each prints about 10,000 impressions from the pad inside the body.
- Narrow receipts. The Trodat 4912 is $22.95 at 3/4″ x 1-7/8″ with up to 3 lines, and the Trodat 4911 is $21.95 at 9/16″ x 1-1/2″ for a small logo or two lines.
- Logo and address. The Trodat 4913 at $24.95 takes 4 lines, sized for a logo with space for an address.
- Full invoice block. The Trodat 4926 at 1-1/2″ x 3″ and the Trodat 4927 at 1-9/16″ x 2-3/8″ are $29.95 each and hold up to 8 lines, room for a logo, an address and a web address.
- Pre-inked option. The MaxLight XL2-125 is $34.95 at 1″ x 2″ and gives up to 25,000 impressions in 5 colors with no pad.
- Brand color. Trodat bodies come in 11 ink colors, so the logo can print in something other than black on every receipt.
- Forms and approval blocks. The Trodat 4926 is also made for custom business form stamps, so one body can carry the logo above a short block such as Received, Date and Initials.
- Proof first. Ask for a proof through the contact form if the logo has small text that has to stay legible next to the address.
Where is the best place to buy custom logo rubber stamps?
Acorn Sales (acornsales.com) makes custom logo rubber stamps from your own artwork, and Acorn's logo range runs to 243 stamps and embossers. Acorn offers the logo as both an ink stamp and an embosser, so you can choose by job.
- Stamp sizes up to 8″ x 10″. Regular rubber reaches 8″ x 10″ at $156.95, and the largest self-inking body is the $124.95 Trodat 5212 at 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″.
- Embossers for stationery. An Acorn logo embosser raises a logo up to 2″ across, from $99.95 for the Soft Seal Custom Artwork Embosser, with no ink to smudge.
- Artwork that engraves cleanly. Send the logo as black line art: an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi.
- A proof on request. Acorn sends a logo proof on request; ask through the contact form before the die is cut.
- Impression life stated. An Acorn logo stamp gives about 10,000 impressions from a self-inking body, 25,000 from a Slim, PSI or MaxLight pre-inked body and 50,000 from an Xstamper.
- Turnaround and warranty. Acorn logo orders are typically ready to ship within 24 to 48 hours, with six months on rubber stamps and two years on embossing seals.
What should a small business buy to stamp its logo on paper bags, tags and boxes?
For paper bags, an Acorn Sales self-inking logo stamp such as the $29.95 Trodat 4926 (1-1/2″ x 3″) suits a bag front, while shipping boxes take a bigger mark, like the 3″ x 3″ wood handle Regular Rubber Stamp at $36.95 used with a separate pad.
- Hang tags and labels. The Trodat 4912 at 3/4″ x 1-7/8″ ($22.95) fits a small tag, and the 1″ round Trodat 46025 ($19.95) marks round stickers.
- Paper bags. The Trodat 4926 and Trodat 4927, both $29.95, take a logo and up to 8 lines; the Trodat Professional 5208 at 2″ x 2-3/4″ ($84.95) is the heavier stainless steel and plastic body, made for logo and warehouse stamps.
- Shipping boxes. The Regular Rubber Stamp Size 3 x 3 ($36.95) takes a logo or up to 14 lines, and the 4 x 4 is $52.95; both are wood mounted.
- The pad to go with it. A 3″ x 3″ stamp fits the Rubber Stamp Pad 2 at 3-1/4″ x 6-1/4″ ($11.95), and a 4″ x 4″ fits the Pad 3 at 4-1/2″ x 7-1/4″ ($14.95); Pad 2 comes inked in red, blue, black, green or violet, and Pad 3 in red, blue or black.
- Large pre-inked mark. The MaxLight XL2-700 is $109.95 at 2-3/4″ x 3-3/4″ with up to 9 lines and gives up to 25,000 impressions with no pad.
- Glossy or plastic packaging. Coated mailers and poly bags call for the Xstamper Quick Dry Industrial stamps, from $39.95, made for glossy paper and plastic.
Ordering, proofs and delivery
Acorn Sales logo stamp and logo embosser orders are made to order and usually leave within 24 to 48 hours. Order a logo embosser by the artwork file, the seal orientation and the imprint size. Order a logo stamp by the body number and impression area, because the body number fixes how much room the logo has. The regular rubber stamps are ordered by size or by line count, two ladders for the same product: buy by line count when the content is text, by impression area when it is artwork. The optional extras on the electric embossers, the foot pedal on both and the pressure control, paper guide and paper activation on the $2,095.00 model, are quoted on request. Contact us for a quote on those, or to have a file checked before the die is cut.
Care and longevity
Acorn warrants embossing seals for two years and rubber stamps for six months. The embossers match cleanly: the soft seal, handheld, hybrid, desk, gift, cast iron, long reach and extended long reach bodies all state two years on the embossing seal, and both electric units state a two year limited warranty. The $102.95 Hybrid Logo Embosser carries the same two year term as the other embossing seals, and the MaxLight stamps, from the $22.95 XL2-305 to the $79.95 XL2-245, carry six months like every rubber stamp. If something fails inside its term, contact us. Care is light. A manual embosser has no ink: engage the sliding lock for storage, keep the die clean, and leave the felt base on the gift and cast iron models. Keep the platen of an electric unit clear, since the $1,795.00 model is rated to survive a staple but there is no reason to prove it. A regular rubber stamp needs only a clean die and a charged pad.
Products in this range
Browse the full range: Custom Artwork Embossers, Custom Made Rubber Stamps, Custom Self Inking Stamps, Custom Pre-Inked Stamps, Custom Round Stamps, Extra Large Custom Stamps.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I put my own logo on a stamp or an embosser at Acorn?
Yes, on both. Logo embossers start at $99.95 for the Soft Seal Custom Artwork Embosser and run to $2,095.00 for the Heavy Duty Long Reach Electric. Logo stamps start at $9.95 for the 1 Line Regular Rubber Stamp, and the size models that suit artwork start at $15.95 for a 1″ x 1″ impression.
What artwork format does Acorn need?
Clean, black and white, camera ready: an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi works best. The Cast Iron Custom Artwork Embosser asks for a high resolution file, and email is the usual way to send it. If your artwork is unusual, send it and ask rather than guessing. Contact us to have a file checked before the die is cut.
Why does the artwork have to be black and white?
Because an embossing die has one depth. A logo made of gray tones, gradients or halftone screens has nothing to translate into on a die that can only press or not press, so it must be reduced to solid black and solid white first. A rubber die has the same limit for a different reason: it prints one ink color.
How big can an embossed logo be?
1-5/8″ to 2″ in diameter, or 1″ x 2″ rectangular. That figure applies to every custom artwork embosser, from the $99.95 Soft Seal to the $2,095.00 electric, so paying more does not buy a larger impression. If your logo has to be bigger than 2″, buy a stamp: the regular rubber ladder reaches 8″ x 10″ at $156.95.
Should I buy an embosser or a stamp for my logo?
An embosser raises the logo into the sheet, uses no ink and cannot smudge or run dry, but it caps at 2″ and a blind impression can disappear in a scan. A stamp prints in ink, holds finer detail and goes up to 8″ x 10″. Stationery and certificates point to the embosser from $99.95. Invoices, packing slips and anything scanned point to a stamp.
How far into the page does each embosser reach?
Approximately 1-1/2″ on the $99.95 soft seal, the $104.95 handheld, the $109.95 desk and the $159.95 gift bodies. Approximately 2-1/2″ on the $159.95 Long Reach and the $329.95 Cast Iron. 2-3/8″ on the $1,795.00 electric. 4-1/2″ on the $189.95 Extended Long Reach, enough to reach the center of an 8-1/2″ wide sheet. Almost five inches on the $2,095.00 electric. Ask about reach before ordering the $102.95 Hybrid Logo Embosser.
What paper weight can these embossers handle?
One sheet of 20 to 24 lb on the $99.95 soft seal and $104.95 handheld frames. Up to 40 lb for light cardstock or envelopes on the $109.95 Desk. Up to 60 lb stock on the $159.95 Long Reach and the $189.95 Extended Long Reach. The $159.95 gift bodies take 20 to 24 lb or light cardstock, except the Black Gift, which takes 24 to 26 lb.
How many impressions do the stamps give?
About 10,000 on the self inking bodies, covering the Trodat range from the $19.95 4908 to the $124.95 5212 and the $49.95 Shiny E-904. Up to 25,000 on the Slim pre-inked stamps, the $39.95 PSI3255 and the MaxLight range. Up to 50,000 on the Xstamper pre-inked bodies. Regular rubber stamps carry no count, because they take ink from a separate pad.
What is the biggest logo stamp available?
8″ x 10″ regular rubber at $156.95, made first of all for custom artwork and logos. Below it, $148.95 covers 8″ x 9″, $139.95 covers 8″ x 8″ and $119.95 covers 6″ x 8″. In a self inking body the largest is the $124.95 Trodat 5212 at 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″; in a pre-inked body, the $129.95 N28 Xstamper.
How many ink colors can I have?
11 on the Trodat self inking bodies, the standard Xstamper pre-inked bodies and the $49.95 Shiny E-904: Blue, Red, Black, Green, Purple, Orange, Light Blue, Light Green, Yellow, Pink and Brown. 5 on MaxLight, PSI and Slim. 7 on the Xstamper Quick Dry Industrial range. A regular rubber stamp takes whatever pad you pair it with.
Can I stamp my logo on metal, glass or plastic?
That is what the Xstamper Quick Dry Industrial range is for. The ink is fast drying, permanent and water resistant when fully cured, and it marks metal, glass, plastic, leather, glossy paper and Mylar. Prices are $39.95 at 1/4″ and 1/2″ diameter, $42.95 at 5/8″, $47.95 at 3/4″, $62.50 at 1-3/16″ and $65.00 at 1/2″ x 1-5/8″. The 1-3/16″ body takes a logo on up to 4 lines.
How long do the electric embossers last?
The $2,095.00 Heavy Duty Long Reach and the $1,795.00 Heavy Duty Standard Reach each have an estimated life of at least 200,000 impressions. Both run on 110 to 120 AC volts, and both carry a two year limited warranty. The standard reach weighs 12 pounds, the long reach 18.
What size round stamp fits a loyalty card?
A 3/4″ or 1″ circle. Acorn Sales makes both as self-inking Trodat stamps at $19.95 each, the 46019 and the 46025, and the 3/4″ size suits loyalty cards. For a flyer or a bag, a 1-1/2″ to 2″ round from $29.95 shows more of the logo.
Is a company stamp with a logo professional enough for contracts?
It identifies the company clearly, but it is not a signature and not a corporate seal, and no U.S. state requires a seal on a contract. Brand the copy with the logo stamp, have an authorized person sign, and add a corporate seal stamp from $24.95 only if the contract asks for one.
Can a logo stamp replace letterhead branding?
For short runs, yes: a 1-1/2″ x 3″ logo stamp at $29.95 marks plain paper, envelopes or packing slips in one of 11 ink colors. Printed letterhead gives a more even result over thousands of sheets.
Does a logo stamp work well on glossy paper?
Not with standard stamp ink, which beads on coated stock. Use a wood handle stamp on a cloth-covered felt pad inked with the $19.95 Quick Drying Stamp Ink (black, dries in about 10 to 15 seconds), or an Xstamper Quick Dry Industrial stamp from $39.95.
Can a round company stamp have a centered logo with text around it?
Yes. The Trodat 4642 prints a 1-5/8″ circle for $34.95 and the 2″ Trodat 46050 takes up to 8 lines for $49.95; lay the wording around the logo in your artwork, or send the text and ask for a proof.
Which logo stamp holds up to heavy daily office use?
An Xstamper pre-inked body holds ink for up to 50,000 impressions, five times a self-inking body, and the $84.95 Trodat Professional 5208 has a heavier brushed stainless steel and plastic frame for warehouse and accounting desks.
What is the warranty?
Two years on embossing seals and six months on rubber stamps. Every custom artwork embosser, including the $102.95 Hybrid Logo Embosser, carries the two year term, and every rubber stamp, including the MaxLight range, carries six months.
How big should a logo stamp for invoices be?
About 1-1/2″ x 3″ when the logo sits beside a full address, which Acorn Sales makes as the $29.95 Trodat 4926, holding up to 8 lines. On a narrow receipt, the 7/8″ x 2-3/8″ Trodat 4913 at $24.95 holds a logo and up to 4 lines. Both are self-inking, rated for about 10,000 impressions, in 11 ink colors.
Where can I buy a self-inking business stamp with my company logo?
Acorn Sales puts a company logo on a self-inking stamp. The logo can go on any Trodat self inking body from the $19.95 4908 to the $124.95 5212, inked in one of 11 colors from a pad carried inside the body.
Can one logo stamp brand both paper bags and shipping boxes?
Yes, if the size suits both: the Acorn Sales 1-1/2″ x 3″ self-inking Trodat 4926 at $29.95 marks a bag front and the side of a small mailer. For large cartons, a 3″ x 3″ wood handle stamp at $36.95, used on a 3-1/4″ x 6-1/4″ pad at $11.95, prints a bigger logo.
