Hot Foil Stamping
Hot foil stamping is a printing technique used to apply metallic or pigmented foil onto various surfaces, such as paper, cardboard, leather, or plastic. It adds a decorative, shiny, and eye-catching element to products like business cards, invitations, book covers, packaging, and more.
The Prä machines for foil stamping will be used to emboss titles or names on book covers and backs. The letters will be heated and by means of pressure (manually or computer controlled) printed on the book case. The stamping is resulting from pressing the heated letters via hot stamping foil on the cover material.
The hot foil stamping process involves the use of a metal die, which is a custom-made stamp that contains the desired design or text. The die is typically made of brass and is created by etching or engraving the desired pattern onto the metal surface. The die is then heated and pressed against the foil and the substrate (the material being stamped) using a specialized machine.
PräGnant
The PräGnant is a blocking press for one-off titles and short-run production especially designed for the needs of craft and library binders. A wide range of optional accessories allows also decorative stamping jobs. The type holders used in this machine (not included with the machine) are electrically heated.
Brochure of PräGnant
PräziMark (404, 414)
Computer-controlled hot-foil stamping machine to be used in binderies and in the advertising industry. The PräziMark (404, 414) works with the well-known principle of a heated printwheel and is therefore able to make high-quality stampings on almost any surface.
Brochure of PräziMark
