Photopolymer clear stamp "TO-MEI HAN" Retro home appliances Katakana.
The clear stamp made of photopolymer enables high-definition expression that is impossible with conventional rubber stamps and silicon stamps!
Katakana logotype often used in Japanese home appliance packages in the 1970s.
I made a stamp with such katakana characters that are powerful yet cute.
Ideal for labeling using name stamps and masts.
Comes with a convenient case for storage and management.
Please refer to the image for the size of each stamp.
(Acrylic is not included)
・ ＋ ・ ＋ ・ Precautions for use ・ ＋ ・ ＋ ・
The photopolymer clear stamp "TO-MEI HAN" is highly reproducible and has excellent ink penetration.
The material is very delicate, so please follow the usage and use it carefully.
Please keep the stamp away from direct sunlight.
Please use stamp ink as the ink.
Leaving the stamp with ink or cleaner for a long time may deteriorate it.
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- Resin
- How It's Made
- Machine-made
- Where It's Made
- Japan
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- Beautifully stamped fine patterns Because it is a transparent stamp, you can press it at the target position. Since it can be pasted and peeled off, multiple stamps can be freely laid out. Compactly manageable made in Japan
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