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SEAL PRESSES
High quality seal presses. All artwork, engraving of the dies and setting up of the press can be done on our premises by our skilled tradesmen.  The sample shown here is a very simple but common design for a seal press, but there are many other options... Crests, Coat of Arms, Logos, Documents, Certificates, Photographs, Addresses, Envelopes, Letterheads, Incorporated Societies, Companies, Re-Unions, Legal or Domestic.  When ordering please specify if to be used at the top or the bottom of the document.
Artwork... As used in the
Moller & Young Sample - 35mm
Let us design your seal to suit your requirements.
Vinyl Seals - Moller & Young Vinyl Seals are
made from a high quality mouldable vinyl and supplied with contact adhesive on the back.
Sizes available in stock...
SEA50       (50mm round)
SEA68x39 (oval)
SEA70       (70mm round)
SEA70x45 (oval)190mm
Dies... A matching ‘Male & Female’ set of dies as used in the Moller & Young Sample and fitted into the SPS small press.
SPL Large Press
Die Size: 45mm
Seal Size: Maximum 38mm
Leverage: 60:1
We recommend using this press when fine detail is required in the ‘Seal’ or the paper/vinyl used is thicker or harder than standard copier paper.
It may also be used for any seal where a heavier machine is preferred.

SPM Medium Press
Die Size: 38mm
Seal Size: Maximum 25mm
Leverage: 16:1
SPS Small Press
Die size: 43mm
Seal Size: Maximum 35mm
Leverage: 13:1
We recommend using this press when the equivalent of standard 80gsm copier paper and Moller & Young vinyl seals are used and the embossing required is simple and bold as with the Moller & Young sample shown.
Directions for Embossing - Moller & Young Vinyl Seals are supplied with contact adhesive on the back
1. If using the optional vinyl seals, peel the backing off the vinyl seal and press it carefully onto the document.
2. If the paper is moistened with a wet sponge on the back of the document within the vinyl seal area only, at this stage, this will improve the embossing making it more permanent and require less pressure.
3. The imprint of the seal is then made combining the two together.  For best effect, Press and hold for a few seconds to give the embossing time to set.  Use a firm grip but do not overload the press.
If the embossing is not good enough, check the following.  We recommend returning the press immediately if there is any problem as the cause is not always obvious to the user and further use can make it worse.
1. Paper too thick or too hard.
2. Damaged dies.
3. Dies not damaged but loose in press. Re-alignment may be all that is required.
4. Press guides worn