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Embossing Stamp
Embossing Stamp
Impression in relief made by means of a seal or stamp, e.g. for authentication of a document or a conventionally fixed (e.g. glued) image of the holder. An embossing machine typically consists of a (hand) press and two dies (patrix and matrix). Through the different depths of the matrix (engraved) and the raised patrix (exactly matching counterpart in relief) the embossed material is deformed so that the impression appears partly raised above its surface.




Emboss
Cetakan relief yang biasa dibuat oleh stempel atau cap.
Mesin emboss biasanya digunakan secara manual (oleh tangan) menggunakan 2 buah matress (patrix dan matrix). Dengan berbagai jenis kedalaman dari matrix (engraved) dan diangkat oleh patrix (relief) sehingga muncul hasil cetak yang lebih tinggi dari permukaannya.


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