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, designer, stock and origin stamp range (27,540 published SKUs, 163 product sample) on 21 September 2026 · Updated 30 October 2026
A custom rubber stamp is a die cut from rubber by laser to match the text or artwork you supply, then mounted in a body you choose. Acorn publishes 27,540 products in this cluster, priced from $9.95 to $129.95 with a median of $26.95. The order itself is short: pick the impression size, count your lines of copy, type the text or attach the art, pick one ink color, and the die is engraved to that layout. Text stamps are set in 10-12 point type and hold anywhere from 1 line on a 1/4″ diameter die to 9 lines on the 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″ Trodat 5212 at $124.95. What varies across the price range is the impression area, the number of lines it will carry and the mechanism holding the die, not the way the die is made. Orders are processed in about one business day, and a proof is available on request through the contact form.What these are for
The reader arriving here has already decided they want their own wording on a stamp and now wants to know what happens next. Three orders dominate the cluster. The first is a return address or business address stamp, a 3 or 4 line block of copy on a die between 1/2″ and 1″ tall: the 3 Line Address Stamp Regular Rubber Stamp is $14.95, the self-inking version is $22.95 and the pre-inked Slim is $23.95, all three carrying the same three typed lines. The second is a signature stamp, which is not typed at all but cut from a signature you send in; the Regular Signature Stamp is $19.95, the Self Inking Signature Stamp is $25.95 and the Slim Pre-Inked Signature Stamp is $29.95, each on a die measuring about 3/8″ x 3″. The third is a logo or mixed layout, where you supply artwork rather than lines of type and the listings simply invite you to send your design in. Above those sit the large Trodat Professional and Xstamper bodies, $84.95 to $129.95, bought when an address block and a logo have to land in one press.
The ranges we stock
Step one: fix the impression size, because it decides everything else
Every other choice follows from the size of the printed image. The catalog lists an impression area or a maximum text plate for each model, and those areas run from 1/4″ x 7/8″ on the $19.95 Trodat 4908 and 1/8″ x 2-3/8″ on the $26.00 N05 Xstamper up to 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″ on the $124.95 Trodat 5212 and 2-9/16″ x 3-15/16″ on the $129.95 N28 Xstamper. Round dies run from 1/4″ in diameter on the $26.00 N06 Xstamper to 2″ in diameter on the $49.95 Trodat 46050. Measure the space on the document first, then read back to the model that fits it. Buying by price instead of by area is the common mistake: a die that is too small forces the type below a readable size, and one that is too large will not sit inside the field it has to mark.
Step two: count the lines of copy
The listings state a line capacity for most models, and it climbs with the impression area. One line is all the $26.00 N06 Xstamper at 1/4″ diameter and the $21.95 Trodat 4910 at 3/8″ x 1-3/32″ will take. Two lines fit the $24.95 N60 Xstamper at 1/2″ diameter. Three fit the $22.95 Trodat 4912 at 3/4″ x 1-7/8″ and the $33.95 N48 Xstamper at 3/4″ diameter. Four fit the $24.95 Trodat 4913 at 7/8″ x 2-3/8″ and the $45.95 N47 Xstamper at 1-3/16″ diameter. Five to seven lines fit the mid range round Printy bodies: 5 on the $29.95 Trodat 4638 at 1-1/2″, 6 on the $34.95 Trodat 4642 at 1-5/8″, 7 on the $39.95 Trodat 4645 at 1-3/4″, 8 on the $49.95 Trodat 46050 at 2″. Nine lines is the published ceiling, reached by the $109.95 Trodat 5211, the $124.95 Trodat 5212 and the $129.95 N28 Xstamper.
Step three: supply the text, the signature or the artwork
Typed copy is the simplest case. You give the lines, they are set in type and the die is cut. Address and endorsement stamps are set in 10-12 point type and several address listings name the type faces offered as Arial, Times New Roman, Futura and Courier; the endorsement listings say only that a variety of font styles is available without naming them. Signatures are different: the signature stamp listings state that signatures may be submitted by email, fax or mail, and the Regular Signature Stamp and Self Inking Signature Stamp pages both point to a signature order form on the listing itself. Artwork is the third route, used for logos and mixed layouts, and the listings across the Trodat range repeatedly invite you to submit your own design so it can be engraved into the rubber. Artwork works best as black line art, an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi; for anything else, contact us and ask before you send it.
Step four: the die is laser engraved
This is the step the listings are most consistent about. Across the cluster the die is described as laser engraved rubber or a laser cut die, and 35 separate listings carry the phrase about laser cut dies while another 14 describe laser engraved rubber directly. The Trodat pages call the material laser engraved red rubber. The Xstamper pages state that the body features a laser engraved die for stamping durability. There is no separate photopolymer or molded route published anywhere in this cluster: the beam burns the non printing areas away and what stands proud of the sheet is your impression. Two Slim listings describe their own variant, a Flash Die Process that the listing credits with less environmental waste, and the Slim pre-inked stock stamps describe a LEM Flash Process and state that the die and final assembly happen in the USA. The regular rubber hand stamps are also listed as made in the USA and hand assembled on a natural stained wood mount.
Step five: the die goes into a body
The engraved die is useless on its own, so the last manufacturing step is mounting. A regular rubber stamp puts it on a wood mount with a cushion under the rubber and needs a separate ink pad, sold separately, which is why regular rubber is the cheapest route: the 1 Line Regular Rubber Stamp is $9.95 and the 3 Line Address Stamp Regular Rubber Stamp is $14.95. A self-inking body puts the die on a frame that flips against a built in pad, which is the Trodat and Shiny route. A pre-inked body holds the ink inside the die itself, which is the Slim, PSI and Xstamper route, and those listings note no separate ink pad is required. Xstamper adds a retractable frame that keeps the stamp face off the desktop until you press, an ABS plastic construction, no moving parts and quiet stamping. A sibling hub covers the mechanics of the three in detail; for ordering purposes the only difference is how ink reaches the die.
Step six: choose one ink color at the time of order
Ink color is set when the order is placed, not afterward. The 11 color palette appears on 31 listings and is named in full on 13 of them as red, black, blue, green, purple, orange, light blue, light green, pink, yellow or brown. That palette covers the self-inking Trodat range and the Xstamper range. The pre-inked bodies run shorter lists. PSI and Slim listings offer five colors, named as red, blue, green, purple and black. Where the number matters to you, confirm it through contact us rather than reading it off the page.
Designer and origin stamps: customization without supplying art
A large part of the cluster is pre drawn. Designer stamps pair a finished illustration with three lines of your own copy, which is how a $21.95 Dakota Wilderness Design Custom 1-5/8″ Square Rubber Stamp or a $29.95 Montana Love Personalized 1-5/8″ Square Pre-Inked Rubber Stamp works: the artwork is fixed, your name and address are not. The Shiny Duo bodies used for many of these are modular, snap together, come with a cover that slides over the stamp face for storage and a grip with built in fungistatic protection, and are offered in Light Pink, Purple, Midnight Black and Fuchsia with a choice of Small at 1/2″ x 1-1/2″ or Large at 3/4″ x 2-1/4″. Origin stamps are the customs marking group, carrying a Made in the USA emblem beside a signature or label mark, from $12.95. None of these need artwork from you at all.
Processing, proofs, artwork and warranty
The 163 sampled product pages leave a few things to the store's own terms rather than stating them per listing: processing time, the proof step, artwork files and the warranty. Those terms are the same across the range. Processing is about one business day, a proof is available on request through the contact form, artwork works best as black line art (an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi), and rubber stamps carry a six month warranty while embossing seals carry two years. No listing in the sample states a minimum order or a setup fee. If a deadline, a brand approval or a purchase order threshold decides your purchase, contact us and get it in writing before ordering.
Sizes and dimensions
Size in this cluster means the printed impression, not the tool. Rectangular dies start at 1/4″ x 7/8″ on the $19.95 Trodat 4908 and 1/8″ x 2-3/8″ on the $26.00 N05 Xstamper, run through the working middle at 3/4″ x 1-7/8″, 7/8″ x 2-3/8″, 1″ x 2-1/2″ and 1-3/16″ x 2″, and top out at 2″ x 2-3/4″ on the $84.95 Trodat 5208, 2-5/32″ x 3-5/16″ on the $109.95 Trodat 5211, 2-9/16″ x 3-15/16″ on the $129.95 N28 Xstamper and 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″ on the $124.95 Trodat 5212. Round dies run 1/4″, 3/8″, 1/2″, 5/8″, 3/4″, 1″, 1-3/16″, 1-1/2″, 1-9/16″, 1-5/8″, 1-3/4″ and 2″ in diameter. Square dies are common in the designer range at 1-5/8″ square, and the Trodat 4924 at $34.95 carries a 1-5/8″ x 1-5/8″ plate. Signature stamps are their own format at about 3/8″ x 3″. The Shiny Duo hand stamps come in two fixed sizes, Small at 1/2″ x 1-1/2″ and Large at 3/4″ x 2-1/4″, and the PSI slim address bodies are 7/8″ x 2-1/4″.
How many impressions you get
The impression count is the figure that tells you how long a stamp works before it needs attention, and it tracks the mechanism rather than the price. Self-inking bodies, from the $19.95 Trodat 4908 to the $124.95 Trodat 5212 and the designer stamps built on Trodat bodies, give about 10,000 impressions. Pre-inked bodies hold more ink: the Slim and PSI ranges give up to 25,000 impressions. Xstamper claims the most, stating that the stamp is loaded with enough ink for up to 50,000 impressions. Regular rubber stamps on a wood mount carry no count at all, because their ink comes from a separate pad and they last as long as the rubber stays clean.
Ink and colors
One stamp, one ink color, chosen at order time. The widest palette is the 11 color list carried by the self-inking Trodat bodies and the Xstamper bodies: red, black, blue, green, purple, orange, light blue, light green, pink, yellow and brown. The pre-inked Slim and PSI bodies list five, red, blue, green, purple and black. Regular rubber hand stamps have no ink color of their own at all, because they take ink from a pad you buy separately, which is also the one route that lets you change color later by changing pads.
What you can customize
What you can change is the copy, the artwork, the size, the body and the ink color. What you cannot change is the way the die is produced. Typed copy is set in 10-12 point type on the address and endorsement stamps, with Arial, Times New Roman, Futura and Courier named on several address listings and the endorsement listings promising a variety of font styles without naming them. Line capacity is fixed by the model, from 1 line to 9. Artwork is accepted across the custom self-inking range, with the listings inviting you to submit your own design; logos, monograms, emblems and mixed text and image layouts all appear as stated uses. The largest published capacities, the $109.95 Trodat 5211 at 2-5/32″ x 3-5/16″ and the $124.95 Trodat 5212 at 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″, exist precisely so an address block and a logo can share one die. Signature stamps are cut from a signature you send by email, fax or mail. For logo work, send black line art as an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi, ask for a proof if the layout matters, and contact us for anything outside the stated options.
What info should I put on custom stamps?
Put only what the reader of the stamped page needs: a business address stamp carries the company name, the street, and the city, state and ZIP, while a check endorsement stamp carries "For Deposit Only", the account holder's name and the bank account line. Acorn Sales sets typed copy in 10-12 point type, so the die size you pick decides how many lines fit, from 1 line to 9.
- Return or business address. Name or company, street address, then city, state and ZIP; add a web address only if the die has a spare line.
- Check endorsement. "For Deposit Only", the company or account holder's name, the bank name and the account number line.
- Office status and receiving. One status word per stamp; when the date matters as well, a Line Date Stamp carries REC'D, PAID and FAXED on its bands beside the date, as the date stamps and daters guide explains.
- Logo stamp. The logo plus the company name or web address, cut from black line art sent as an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi.
- Signature stamp. Your signature alone, cut from a signature you send by email, fax or mail.
- Line count first. A 1/2″ x 1/2″ Trodat 4921 suits a short mark of a few lines, while an address block with a logo needs a body the size of the $109.95 Trodat 5211 at 2-5/32″ x 3-5/16″.
How to choose the right custom stamp type?
Choose the custom stamp type by how often you stamp: a wood handle stamp from $9.95 with a separate pad suits occasional use, a self-inking stamp from $19.95 suits daily desk work at about 10,000 impressions, and a pre-inked stamp from $23.95 gives the sharpest image at about 25,000 impressions. Every Acorn Sales type carries the same laser engraved die and a six month warranty.
- Wood handle, from $9.95. The lowest price; it stamps from any separate ink pad, so the color can change from job to job.
- Self-inking, from $19.95. A built-in pad inks the die with every impression, rated at about 10,000 impressions; Trodat models offer 11 ink colors.
- Pre-inked, from $23.95. Ink is held inside the die for crisp edges and about 25,000 impressions; the Slim pre-inked line comes in 5 ink colors.
- Xstamper. The longest run in the range, up to 50,000 impressions, with bodies up to the $129.95 N28 Xstamper.
- Heavy duty Shiny. A metal and plastic self-inking body for rugged daily stamping, in six sizes from 15/16″ x 1-5/8″ to 1-7/8″ x 2-5/8″.
- The die decides the content, not the body. Text, a signature or a logo works in any type; size and line count decide whether the layout fits.
How do you match die size to line count?
Size the die from your line count, not the other way around. A 1/2″ x 1/2″ die such as the Trodat 4921 suits a short mark of a few lines in 10 to 12 point type, while a full address with a logo belongs on a larger body such as the Trodat 5211 or 5212. If your copy sits near the stated line limit, ask for a proof before the die is cut.
Decide the impression size from the document, then treat the impression area as the number that governs and the line count as a guide. When your layout depends on fitting a set number of lines, ask through contact us and have the layout checked against the actual die before the order is cut. A die is made to your copy, so the time to catch a mismatch is before engraving, not after.
How do you order custom rubber stamps for your business?
You order a custom business stamp on the product page in six steps: choose the stamp type, pick the size, enter your text or upload your logo, check the layout, check out, and the stamp is made. Most custom orders ship in about one business day, and Acorn rubber stamps carry a six month warranty.
- Choose the stamp type. Self-inking for repeat desk use, pre-inked for a sharp image with no pad to carry, or a wood handle stamp with a separate pad, the lowest cost route from $9.95.
- Pick the size. Measure the space on the form, envelope or package, then choose the impression area that fits it; line capacity grows with size, from 1 line to 9.
- Enter your text or upload your logo. Type each line exactly as it should print and choose the font, alignment and ink color, or upload artwork on the product page; black line art as an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi works best.
- Check the proof. The die is engraved to the copy you enter, so read every line back before you submit, and if you want to approve a proof first, ask through the contact form.
- Check out. Place the order with your shipping method; UPS 2nd Day Air and Next Day Air are offered for tight dates.
- Production and shipping. Processing is about one business day, and transit time depends on the shipping method you choose.
What are the best online custom rubber stamp companies?
Acorn Sales (acornsales.com) and its sister store Engineer Seal Stamps (engineersealstamps.com) are online custom rubber stamp companies that engrave the die themselves, show a price for every size, take your own text, logo or signature, and state their turnaround and warranty in writing. Both process orders in about one business day with a six month warranty on rubber stamps.
- A price for every size. Acorn lists 27,540 custom, designer, stock and origin stamps from $9.95 to $129.95, with a median of $26.95.
- A choice of mount. Acorn custom stamps come on a wood handle with a separate pad from $9.95, a Trodat self-inking body with the pad built in, or a Slim, PSI or Xstamper pre-inked body with the ink inside the die.
- Your own artwork accepted. Acorn engraves best from black line art as an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi, and signatures have their own order route, covered in custom signature stamps.
- A proof when you want one. Acorn sends a proof on request; ask for it through the contact form before the die is cut.
- Stated impression life. Acorn rates a custom self-inking stamp at about 10,000 impressions, a Slim pre-inked stamp at 25,000 and an Xstamper at 50,000.
- Ships from Richmond, Virginia. Acorn ships U.S. orders over $99 free by Economy.
Which company sells durable self-inking business stamps online?
Acorn Sales (acornsales.com) and its sister store Engineer Seal Stamps (engineersealstamps.com) both sell custom self-inking business stamps online. For heavy office use, Acorn's Shiny heavy duty self-inkers run from the $44.95 Shiny E-900 to the $59.95 Shiny E-908, each in 11 ink colors and rated for about 10,000 impressions.
- Heavy duty sizes. The Shiny range runs from the E-900 at 15/16″ x 1-5/8″ through the $49.95 E-904 at 1″ x 2-3/16″ to the E-908 at 1-7/8″ x 2-5/8″.
- Metal and plastic body. The Shiny E-904 listing describes a metal and plastic frame built for rugged office use and up to 5 custom lines of text.
- Everyday desk bodies. Trodat self-inkers run from the $19.95 Trodat 4908 to the $124.95 Trodat 5212, also with 11 ink colors.
- Longer ink life. When volume matters more than speed, a Slim pre-inked stamp gives up to 25,000 impressions and an Xstamper up to 50,000.
- Warranty and processing. Acorn rubber stamps carry a six month warranty, and custom orders are processed in about one business day.
- Shipping. Acorn ships U.S. orders over $99 free by Economy.
Ordering, proofs and delivery
The order is placed on the product page for the model you chose, and the page is where the customization fields live. Work in this sequence. Measure the space on the document and pick the impression area that fits it. Count the lines of copy you need and check the model carries them, remembering that nine is the published ceiling and that it costs $109.95 or more to get there. Choose the mechanism: regular rubber on a wood mount from $9.95 with a pad bought separately, self-inking from $19.95, pre-inked from $23.95. Type the copy exactly as you want it engraved, because that is what is cut. Attach artwork if the layout needs it, or send a signature by email, fax or mail for a signature stamp. Pick the ink color from the list the model offers. Processing is about one business day and a proof is available on request. No listing states a minimum order or a setup fee. If you are working to a date, contact us and confirm it before ordering rather than after.
Care and longevity
Acorn warrants rubber stamps for six months and embossing seals for two years. The term covers every custom stamp on this page. Day to day care is mostly about ink and the die face. Keep the rubber clean, since engraved detail fills with dried ink and paper dust and a filled die prints as a smudge. The Xstamper retractable frame and the Shiny Duo cover both exist to keep the die off the desk.
Products in this range
Browse the full range: Custom Made Rubber Stamps, Custom Self Inking Stamps, Custom Pre-Inked Stamps, Custom Xstamper Stamps, Small Custom Stamps, Large Custom Stamps, Extra Large Custom Stamps.
Related guides
- Self-Inking vs Pre-Inked vs Traditional Rubber Stamps
- Custom Logo Stamps and Embossers
- Address and Return Address Stamps and Embossers
- Custom Signature Stamps: Models, Prices and How to Order
- How to Choose an Embosser by Reach and Price
- Self-Inking, Pre-Inked and Traditional Rubber Stamps Compared
- Stamp Ink and Care: Complete Guide
- Address Stamps and Embossers: Complete Guide
- What Is a Company Stamp? The Business Stamps an Office Uses
Frequently asked questions
How is a custom rubber stamp actually made?
The die is cut from rubber by laser. You supply the copy or the artwork, it is set to the impression area of the model you chose, and the laser burns away everything that should not print. What remains standing is your impression. The listings describe this as laser engraved rubber or a laser cut die on the Trodat, Xstamper and regular rubber ranges, with the Trodat pages naming the material as laser engraved red rubber. The engraved die is then mounted, on a wood handle, in a self-inking frame or inside a pre-inked body.
What do I need to supply when I order?
For a text stamp, the lines of copy exactly as you want them engraved. Address and endorsement stamps are set in 10-12 point type, and several address listings name Arial, Times New Roman, Futura and Courier as the faces offered. For a logo or a mixed layout, your artwork, which the custom self-inking listings invite you to submit. For a signature stamp, your signature, which the listings say may be submitted by email, fax or mail. You also choose the ink color at the time of order.
What are the steps to order a custom stamp for my business?
Start with the mechanism, self-inking, pre-inked or wood handle, then pick an impression area that fits the space you stamp. Add your wording or attach your logo file on the product page, read the layout back carefully, and pay at checkout. Production takes about one business day for most custom orders, and if you want a proof to approve first, request it through the contact form.
What file format should artwork be in?
Black line art works best: an EPS with fonts outlined, or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi. The individual listings say only that you may submit your own design, so if your file is in another format, contact us and confirm it can be used before you place the order.
Do I get a proof before the die is cut?
Yes, on request. The product pages do not add a proof step on their own, and the die is engraved to the copy you type, so check your wording and layout carefully at the point of order. If you want to approve a proof first, ask for one through the contact form before ordering.
How many lines of text can I get?
Between 1 and 9, set by the model. One line on the smallest round dies, such as the $26.00 N06 Xstamper at 1/4″ diameter. Three on the $22.95 Trodat 4912 at 3/4″ x 1-7/8″. Six on the $34.95 Trodat 4642 at 1-5/8″ diameter. Eight on the $49.95 Trodat 46050 at 2″ diameter. Nine, the published ceiling, on the $109.95 Trodat 5211, the $124.95 Trodat 5212 and the $129.95 N28 Xstamper.
What sizes do custom stamps come in?
Impression areas run from 1/4″ x 7/8″ on the $19.95 Trodat 4908 and 1/8″ x 2-3/8″ on the $26.00 N05 Xstamper up to 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″ on the $124.95 Trodat 5212. Round dies run 1/4″ to 2″ in diameter. Designer squares are commonly 1-5/8″ square, signature stamps about 3/8″ x 3″, and the Shiny Duo hand stamps come as Small at 1/2″ x 1-1/2″ or Large at 3/4″ x 2-1/4″.
How long does a custom stamp take to make?
Processing is about one business day. Transit time then depends on the shipping method you pick at checkout. If you are working to a deadline, contact us and get the date confirmed before you order.
What does a custom stamp cost?
From $9.95 to $129.95 across the cluster, with a median of $26.95. The $9.95 floor, and the cheapest custom text route, is the 1 Line Regular Rubber Stamp at $9.95, and a three line address on the same wood mount is $14.95. Both need a separate ink pad. Self-inking custom stamps start at $19.95, pre-inked Slim at $23.95. The top of the range is the $124.95 Trodat 5212 and the $129.95 N28 Xstamper, both of which buy impression area and nine lines of copy rather than a better die.
Is there a minimum order or a setup fee?
No listing in this cluster states a minimum order quantity, an artwork charge or a setup fee. For a quantity order or supplied artwork, confirm the details through contact us if you are ordering in quantity or supplying artwork.
How many impressions will it make?
About 10,000 on the self-inking Trodat bodies, including the designer stamps. Up to 25,000 on the pre-inked Slim and PSI bodies. Up to 50,000 on Xstamper. Regular rubber stamps on a wood mount carry no count, because they take ink from a separate pad.
What ink colors can I choose?
Eleven on the self-inking Trodat and Xstamper bodies: red, black, blue, green, purple, orange, light blue, light green, pink, yellow and brown. Five on the pre-inked Slim and PSI bodies: red, blue, green, purple and black. If the color is the reason for the order, confirm it through contact us.
What is the warranty on a custom rubber stamp?
Six months. Acorn warrants rubber stamps for six months and embossing seals for two years. The six month term covers every custom stamp, whatever the body.
Should I pick self-inking, pre-inked or a wood handle?
For ordering purposes the difference is only how ink reaches the die, since all three carry a laser engraved die. A wood mount is cheapest, from $9.95, and needs a separate pad. Self-inking carries a built in pad, from $19.95. Pre-inked holds ink inside the die and gives the highest impression counts, from $23.95. A sibling hub on stamp mechanics compares the three in detail.
Can I get a self-inking business stamp with my company logo?
Yes. Acorn Sales makes self-inking business stamps with your company logo. The custom self-inking listings across the Trodat range invite you to submit your own design, and several name logo stamps as a stated use. Give the logo room: the $109.95 Trodat 5211 at 2-5/32″ x 3-5/16″ and the $124.95 Trodat 5212 at 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″ are the largest published areas and are the ones that hold a logo alongside an address block. Send black line art as an EPS with fonts outlined or a transparent PNG at 300 dpi.
What is the most durable self-inking stamp for a busy office?
A heavy duty Shiny model. Its metal and plastic body is made for rugged daily stamping, it comes in six sizes from 15/16″ x 1-5/8″ up to 1-7/8″ x 2-5/8″, and like every Acorn rubber stamp it carries a six month warranty. When the number of impressions matters more than the frame, an Xstamper holds enough ink for up to 50,000, against about 10,000 for a self-inker.
Which details belong on a business address stamp?
A business address stamp needs only the lines a mail carrier or customer reads: the company name, the street, and the city, state and ZIP. Three lines fit the 3 Line Address Stamp, which starts at $14.95 as a regular rubber stamp, and a larger body such as the $109.95 Trodat 5211 leaves room for a logo or web address.
Which custom date stamps work for office and warehouse use?
Line Date Stamps and their self-inking SI versions work for both office and warehouse use. Their bands roll through about seven years of dates and also carry REC'D, PAID and FAXED, so one stamp marks receiving, billing and filing. The date stamps and daters guide lists every model.
Where can I order a custom self-inking stamp?
Acorn Sales and its sister store Engineer Seal Stamps both take custom self-inking stamp orders online. At Acorn the Trodat self-inking bodies run from the $19.95 Trodat 4908 at 1/4″ x 7/8″ to the $124.95 Trodat 5212 at 2-3/4″ x 4-1/2″, offer 11 ink colors and give about 10,000 impressions.
