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title: Stamp products fast. Without heating
slug: stamp-products-fast-without-heating
description: This tutorial demonstrates a quick and efficient method to stamp your products without heating, eliminating heat-up and cool-down times. This approach is beneficial for larger productions and conserves energy.
tags: ["PP","HDPE","product"]
category: Guides
difficulty: Easy
time: < 1 week
location: Chennai, India
---
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# Stamp products fast. Without heating
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This tutorial demonstrates a quick and efficient method to stamp your products without heating, eliminating heat-up and cool-down times. This approach is beneficial for larger productions and conserves energy.

User Location: Chennai, India
## Steps
### Step 1: Get a product

Initially, you need a product. We utilize sheets and cut them using CNC technology to craft items. Our experience is limited to working with PP and HDPE. Let me demonstrate the stamping process.


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### Step 2: Make your stamp

Create a design for your stamp and mill it in metal. Brass is a suitable choice, but other metals may also be used. Ensure your design is mirrored.


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### Step 3: Press

For pressing, an arbor press is recommended due to its efficiency and ease of use. Position the product under the press, apply pressure, and remove it. This process can be done quickly.


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### Step 4: Use mould for alignment

Consistency is important. Using a mold ensures our product is stamped in the same location and remains stable when force is applied. While not essential, it is highly recommended.


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### Step 5: Ready!

Here are some products we stamped using custom stamps for our logo and the type of plastic. Enjoy making your own!


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