
Ink stamps
Hand stamps, self-inking stamps and printed cards, inked with your logo.
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Self-inking logo stamps, brass wax seals and desk embossers for corporate identity, invitations and certificates. Your artwork is engraved onto the die, so a first order can start at 50 pieces.
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Our core range
Ink stamps for paper, wax seals for envelopes and embossers for certificates. All three start from the same vector logo, so one file covers the whole set; anything outside these photos is quoted as a custom project.

Hand stamps, self-inking stamps and printed cards, inked with your logo.
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Three families we supply
Paper and packaging
Envelopes and invitations
Certificates and books
Why from 50 pcs
A stamp order starts with a die, and the die is cut from your artwork rather than from a mould that has to be tooled first. That keeps the entry quantity low. Below 50, small trial runs are still quoted case by case; nothing runs until you approve the proof.
A PDF proof with the die outline before anything is cut.
AI, EPS, PDF or SVG in one colour; line art redrawn if needed.
Different logos or names in one order, quoted together.
Three ways to put the same mark on paper.
Each piece boxed for gifting or for resale.
Stamps, seals and boxes leave together.
Buyer notes
Most orders start from the same file: a one-colour logo, a company name or a monogram. That file becomes a self-inking stamp for invoices and packing slips, a brass wax seal stamp for envelopes and invitation boxes, or an embossing die for certificates and book covers. Quantities start at 50 pieces per design, and mixed orders — 50 self-inking stamps plus 50 wax seals, for example — are quoted together.
Buyers usually come from four places: companies that want the logo on outgoing documents and packaging, stationers and gift brands adding stamps to a catalogue, hotels and restaurants sealing menus and welcome cards, and schools or event organisers issuing certificates. If the project looks like one of those, send the logo and the deadline; the quote comes back with a proof before any die is cut.
For invoices, packing slips and letterheads.
Brass head for envelopes, invitations and gift boxes.
Desk or pocket press for certificates and book seals.
Supplied with the seal so a first pack can ship complete.
How an order runs
01
Quantity, family, artwork and deadline. The quote comes back with the proof cost.
02
Vector file checked for line weight and size before the die is cut.
03
A proof is sent for approval. Nothing runs until you sign it off.
04
Lead time is confirmed with the quote, then pieces are made and boxed.
05
Shipping terms quoted against your destination country.
Before the first proof
50 pieces. The die is the part that does not scale down, so the quantity above it is what makes the price work. Smaller trial runs are quoted case by case if you tell us the design and the deadline.
A vector file in one colour: AI, EPS, PDF or SVG. If you only have a JPG or a scan of a business card, we redraw the line art and send the proof back for approval before the die is cut.
Confirmed in the quote, because it depends on the family and the finish. Send the date you need it by and the quote is built against that date.
Yes. Several logos or names can go into one order and are quoted together, as long as each design reaches the quantity we agree on in the quote.
Yes, from Hefei by air or sea courier. Shipping cost is quoted against your country and quantity, and the tracking number goes out when the parcel leaves. Import duty is paid on your side.
A vector logo, the family you want and your deadline are enough to start. Write to sales01@leyunhestamp.com or message us on WhatsApp; the proof follows the quote.