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Marking Stamps and Dies FAQ

Blank Engraved and Heat Treated

Comparison to Competitor Engrave and Heat Treat of MAC’S logo per customer supplied art work. Logo height to be as big as possible which will be around 7/8”. Move the ”M” Logo and the MAC’S closer together. Blank supplied is soft. Material is A-2 ( Heat Treat is included in Read more

By Dottie Peene, 14 yearsMarch 12, 2012 ago
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