Laser stamp rubber

[Inge Palmar]

I will be making stamps with CO2 laser machine.
Any good source for stamp rubber this usage?

regards

[Scott Shepherd]

Jackson Marking Products.

[Junior hall]

Try Hobby Lobby I seen the rubber stamp pad and ink in the back the rubber is small sheet If you can not find it ask one of the employees as i finely found it once i asked some one

[Dennis Watson]

I am having good results with this. http://www.signwarehouse.com/p-EN-LB-RUS-001.html

Its the first I have ever used. Makes a fine dust you wash off. Just dont forget to focus you machine, like I did once. :)

[Inge Palmar]

Thanks for the feedback :)
Is there any chineese suppliers?

[Scott Shepherd]

You want rubber that's laser friendly. If not, you'll be sorry. You'll smell it for days if you use normal rubber.

Jackson makes several laser friendly products, and others sell laser friendly rubber as well. Just make sure to look for that or you and everything around you will small nasty for a couple of days.

[Bill George]

Thanks for the feedback :)
Is there any chineese suppliers?
There was somebody on Sawmill Creek classifieds who had a start up kit for sale.

[John Noell]

If you have really good ventilation and your shop is not near anyone, the regular rubber from Jackson Marking Products works quite well. Once the rubber is washed it should not have much smell.

[Inge Palmar]

I will email Jackson and ask if he ship international :)
Thanks again

[Tony Lenkic]

Inge,

You have local suppliers right in Oslo.
Check this web site -------www dot sam dot no/

[Robert Tepper]

Try Millenium Marking. They have red and grey rubber. I have an 80 watt Trotec. I run rubber at 100% power and 50% speed and I run each stamp twice to get a good relief.

Be sure you have excellent ventilation and clean your mirrors and lens frequently.

Robert

[John Noell]

I will email Jackson and ask if they ship international :)
Thanks again Yep, they do. I get stuff direct from them to Fiji.