At Numberall we believe it’s important to create models with our customers in mind; however, there are always special needs to take into consideration as well. Because every business is unique and requires machines with certain capabilities, we’ve designed a variety of metal marking fixtures that can be combined with many of our models. (more…)
Numberall’s custom steel stamps are constructed of high-impact tool steel, and are precision heat-treated and tempered for hard, continuous use and long life. They resist chipping and the characters are designed with heavy supporting bevels. Many of our customers find that these custom steel stamps are perfect for their marking requirements. If you’ve been considering purchasing custom steel stamps, there are certain details we’ll need to ensure we’re creating a product that fits your needs. (more…)
Are you hoping to put your own personal touch on the jewelry you design? Whether you intend to add a simple charm with your business’ name to a handmade bracelet, mark a ring or pair of earrings with a special serial number that’s unique to that product, or create a special pendant with a custom mark, there are a variety of ways to stamp your jewelry and add personalization to every piece you create. Plus, for logos, symbols, and other repetitive information, an indenting marking device can save time and money over engraving.
With that in mind, here are 3 steps to stamping jewelry, including what you’ll need to get started, and some recommendations from us at Numberall about the most effective tools to use:
Are you a Bitcoin user? The private keys and addresses within this cryptocurrency system are highly secure, but storing them for your own use may present a problem. For those wondering how to secure a Bitcoin wallet, we’ve come up with a solution. At Numberall Stamp & Tool Co., we’ve created the Cypher Wheel to protect your private key and/or address to ensure your transactions remain secure.
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As the weather gets colder here in Maine and the month of November marches on, we’re reminded of the fact that 2017 is ending and we’ll soon welcome a new year. If you have a Numberall machine and regularly use your date code stamp for materials, now is a great time to place an order for a new one.
Sometimes the objects you need marked aren’t in the most convenient shapes. Squares and rectangles are easily marked with a Model 113 Strip Holder, a fixture that is able to hold rectangular-shaped tags, but irregular shapes, such as circles, dog bones, paw prints and more are a bit harder to manage — unless you have a custom nest.
