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Embossing Machine Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory provides an extensive list of embossing machine manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our website to review and source embossing machine manufactures with our easy-to-use features which allow you to locate embossing machine companies that will design, engineer, and manufacture embossing machine for your exact specifications. Our request for quote forms make it easy to connect with leading embossing machine manufacturers. View company profiles, website links, locations, phone number, product videos, customer reviews, product specific news articles and other production information. We are a leading manufacturer directory who will connect you with the right manufacturers whether you are looking for leather embossing machine, electric embossing machines, or industrial embossing machines.

 

  • Zanesville, OH

    Is your facility in need of high performance dot peen machines? Our top of the line machinery is guaranteed to meet all of your needs. We are your worry-free provider of identification systems. We will work with your team to implement our products into your business and our services are beyond compare. Our company has proven ourselves as an industry leader!

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  • Cranberry Township, PA

    Matthews Marking Systems is a global supplier of printing systems and consumables for product identification, branding, and traceability solutions. With over 160 years of marking and coding experience, we’ve established a global reputation as a premier innovator and manufacturer in the marking and coding industry.

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  • Caro, MI

    Laser Marking Technologies LLC has served the marking machinery and laser cutting services industries for over 20 years. Our years of experience and advanced technology make us a leader in the industry. We strive to continue growing our business while improving our products and technology. Laser Marking Techonologies LLC is proud to say that all our products are manufactured in the United States.

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  • Lakeway, TX

    At Automark, our team of experts is ready and willing to tackle any of your challenging assignments. We supply marking systems for a multitude of industries such as medical, cosmetic, industrial, automotive, and more. All of our machines are manufactured to the highest quality, offered at a competitive price, and are guaranteed to last. Give us a call and a representative will speak with you today!

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  • Imperial, PA

    A world market leader in the field of marking machinery, Alpine Metal Tech is a “full-liner” for all marking & reading technologies throughout the process chain in every sector of the marking machinery industry. We offer products such as laser marking equipment, marking systems, hot stamping machines, marking tools & embossing machines. Customers come first with our company. Contact us to experience quality.

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  • Hatfield, PA

    Isotech offers a full range of Fiber, C02, UV, Green, MOPA, Nanosecond, Picosecond and Femtosecond laser systems for marking, cutting and welding of many substrates. Isotech offers both standard systems as well as fully automated or custom systems depending on your specific requirements. Integrated, automated solutions with conveyors, palletized pick and place, rotary dial tables, hoppers, and robots are all part of the engineering we offer.

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Embossing Machines Industry Information

Embossing Machines

Embossing machines are used to create a three-dimensional image or pattern on paper, leather, plastic, or other material. A raised or depressed image is formed using rollers or dies using heat and pressure.

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How Embossing Machines Work

Embossers are continuously fed, and have one roller with a flat surface and one roller with a patterned or imprinted surface. The material to be embossed is fed through these rollers which in turn apply pressure to the material, causing the surface to take on the pattern of the roller. Dies are similar in that there is a flat surface and an imprinted surface and they are pressed onto the material to create the embossed image. Yet dies are used on a single piece at a time but can be used over again to create the same image. Deformation of the surface occurs as the material under pressure conforms to the pattern of the roller or dies. In some cases, heat can be applied to the part marking process as well to ensure the malleability of the material being embossed as it is fed into the rollers. Embossing machines, like engraving machines, result in consistent precision and minimal variation between the results of each process. Even high production runs yield consistent embossed images or patterns. Manual embossers require the assistance of a machine operator feeding material into the rollers and are used with softer materials such as papers or plastic.

Applications of Embossing Machines

Other embossing machines use mechanical, electric, or hydraulic power to create greater pressure and are used for harder materials such as metals that are more resistant to surface deformation. The rollers for embossing machines are typically made from metal such as steel that can resist wear and tear due to continuous usage and maintain a precise pattern after repeated use. Common materials used in embossing include aluminum, brass, copper, steel and galvanized steel, zinc, etc. Embossing can be used for decorative purposes to create images or patterns on objects or for identification and informational purposes. For example, the common use of embossing is on credit and debit cards with the raised numbers and letters providing information about the cardholder. Indent marking dies are used widely to identify and mark motor vehicle components, tools, and other metal parts. Depending on the type of material being embossed, the imprinted or patterned die will require replacement or re-imaging after a certain amount of use. Even the toughest metal will be affected by repeated embossing. Handheld embossing with marking tools is not common in industrial applications, but it can be used when the purchasing of a die would not be a cost-effective solution or when unique results are desired on each piece.

 

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