Stamps for paper bags

The first step is to either create your own design or use our free template. 

Create your own design or use our free template. A tip for creating your own design: strong, not too detailed motifs and fonts are best. Avoid too fine lines - a lot of material will be removed, too thin lines can become unstable.
Find more information in our tips & tricks section: stamp engraving

Now send the job to the laser with the settings below.

Print settings:

Create the laser parameters, which will vary depending on your laser machine and the available laser power. 

Insert the laser rubber Aero+ 5 mm into the laser. Make sure that it can no longer slip, as in this process the stamp rubber is vacuumed off after each laser engraving pass. To fixate the material follow these tips:

• Use an extraction system with good extraction performance (Atmos Duo Plus)
• Glue the rubber plate with adhesive tape
• Use an adhesive mat (available from Trotec)

Cover the remaining work surface to create a vacuum

Laser engraving process - four passes:

Set the "Cut" to "Skip" in the parameter settings. Focus and position the laser, then start the first laser engraving pass. After laser engraving, vacuum the dust on the rubber plate with a vacuum cleaner. Make sure that the rubber does not slip. Now repeat the laser engraving process three more times.
Note: focus again before each pass (on the new level) and vacuum the stamp plate after each pass.

Laser cutting process:

After the laser engraving the laser cutting takes place. Activate "Cut CO₂"" in the parameter settings and skip "Engrave CO₂".

Laser parameters:

Once the laser processing is completed, remove the rubber from the laser machine and clean with a fine brush and water. Once dry, glue the stamp plate onto a stamp and stamp a few times on kitchen paper. Your stamp is now ready for use.