STOMA etching machines

These stamps create a raised or recessed pattern on the surface of the material. Relief embossing is often used for decorative elements, logos or trademarks. It is used in jewelry production, certified for packaging and in the automotive industry.

With flat embossing, the material is processed without any elevation or indentation to leave a clear, sharp design. This type of embossing is often used for text, logos or simple patterns on paper, foil or metal.

Microstamping uses the finest details and is often used to produce security features on banknotes, ID cards or documents. It creates microscopically small patterns that are invisible to the naked eye and serve to protect against counterfeiting.

In this technique, the material is processed with a special hot stamp to apply the design under the influence of heat. Often used in the packaging industry or for the production of high-quality products such as cards or labels.

With deep embossing, the pattern is recessed into the material, which is particularly suitable for elegant designs and robust surfaces. This technique is often used in the production of coins, medals and works of art.

Here, the design is embossed over the surface of the material. This method is used to achieve a very striking and three-dimensional effect, e.g. for exclusive packaging, business cards and paper.

This form of embossing uses rollers to transfer patterns continuously and in large quantities onto material surfaces. Calendering embossing is mainly used in the textile industry or for decorative foils.