The US Army is the land service branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, one of eight uniformed services. The modern U.S. Army traces its roots to the Continental Army, formed on 14 June 1775 to fight the Revolutionary War (1775–1783). On 3 June 1784, the Congress of the Confederation created the U.S. Army, which considers itself a continuation of the Continental Army. Our stamp features the traditional US Army insignia.
 
Our Delrin Acetal Resin stamps are made from high-quality materials sourced in California, USA. We use 1/2” (12.70mm) cast material and our 100 watt laser to create stamps with super high resolution for the best quality and longevity. We can produce stamps from nearly any image or artwork you supply us with, and we can also hand draw custom logos, maker’s marks, or other art.
 
Our stamps have been tested to leave highly detailed impressions in leather from 3 ounce up to 16 ounce without any issue. They can be used repetitively in our choice of a 1 ton hand press, or even up to a 20 ton hydraulic press. All stamps have characteristics to consider when choosing a press or application method, but the resin we use has a tensile strength of 9,000 lbs.
 
If you choose a mallet application type, please note that it is more volatile to the tool. If your stamp has very small features, take extra care to get the most out of it. The mallet application type will require the use of a Hefty Handle, which can be purchased on our website.
 
Versions Available:
Press Stamp: To be used with an Arbor Press or Tandy Hand Press, this stamp is made from 1/2" (12.70mm) thick material and requires at least a 1 ton press. It starts at $26.00.
Mallet Stamp: To be used with a Hefty Handle (which can be purchased with the stamp, unless you already own one). It is made from 1/2” (12.70mm) thick material and has a mules foot on the back side of the stamp for use with the handle. Starts at $41.00.
Heavy-Duty Stamp: Recommended for all stamps larger than 3", this offers a 1/4" thick piece of steel with the stamp for an even impression. It has been tested to work with up to a 20-ton press and starts at $61.00.