This custom Model 50P is a 1 piece frame with an extended frame leg for 7 characters. Holes were drilled to help reduce weight. The air trip also required an unconventional mounting. A clearance hole was made for the air cylinder.

Customer stamps up to 999 parts, then resets the wheels and changes the character arrangement on the frame leg. These are custom manufactured to the customers specifications. We can have up to 6 wheels indexed automatically, depending on character size.

Customer needed an embossing solution. It was a large character size for a tag that had to be easily read. it was placed in the customers die set and the tags were automatically fed into the die set.
 
We customized our Model 50 so the frame legs are extended for static information stamped with the serial number. This Model 50P set was totally custom. It was used in a die set to quickly produce tags to be used in a molding process.

We recently received a request by a customer looking to create a concrete stamp that could be used to imprint their logo into wet concrete.

They needed something that was durable, easy to handle, and could accurately imprint concrete for a lasting mark. Our solution was a custom concrete stamp: we created a resin image of their logo in-house and attached it to a ¼” aluminum plate.

Our custom concrete stamp directly met the customer’s needs — offering them a portable product that leaves a lasting impression and at a very short turnaround time. We were able to deliver the customer their product in only two weeks’ time.

We recently had a customer reach out to us who needed to mark CO2 bottles. While our standard Model 301-A roll marking press is the best solution for marking cylindrical products, our customer required the mark to be angled on the neck of the bottle.

Numberall’s solution was the design of two special holding fixtures to accommodate different sizes of CO2 bottles, utilizing our standard 301-A Press.

Numberall’s design makes marking the bottle simple. The operator places the bottle on the holding fixture and tightens the bolts in place on the bottom and sides of the bottle using an Allen wrench.