Hey Chuck.. first call me in the morning. at 215-887-8982 in addition to Engraving signs and rubber stamps.. were an office supply store.. we use a couple of companies for doing the corporate seal kits... to give you an example.. not only do you need the binder.. but you need the corporate min pages.. the assignment sheets for stocks.. need to be able to print stocks ... comon or par value.. have them numbered etc... one company in Sterling out of canada.. the does the entire thing for cheap.. cheap.... did I say cheap.. you call them.. and less than a week.. its in.. another is Carolina marking systems.. and I am sure there are others... We make corporate seals using our laser and mech engraver.. but for the entire package.. it is simpler to farm it out.. unless this lawyer is very big.. and giving you more than a few a month.. I would send it out.. if you would like to talk more.. call me

or use flex brass.. from romark

Thank you Bill, I will be calling you.........I can make the seals here as well.

It's a CPA...he does not need the paper, he fills the binder himself.....price will be a factor....and out in the middle of the ocean, well, it gets expensive......because of freight...

BUT, who know. I'll be calling you tomorrow. Thanks for the help

Then if that is the case look into a pad printer or a used hot stamping machine

or cut gold foil using your laser for a decal.. I have even seen some companies just use View binders sold at any office supply house.. and put in a decorative ivory or fancy paper printed from a computer printer..

and yes view binders come with the binding side having a slip in opening

You should test vinyl or the foil on the binders to make sure you have a surface that they will adhere to well.
If I were doing it with foil I would place it on my multi-mat then cut, weed away the part I do not need, put transfer paper over the letters, turn it over take away the backer to expose the adhesive back, stick on the binder, squeegee down - peel off transfer paper.

TA-DA.

If you do not have a muti-mat use cardboard & some masking tape to hold down the edges of your foil - having the cardboard allows you to take it out of the laser to put the transfer paper on - Got It???

Order multi-mat from Jeanette.

Chuck,

how about sublimatable Mates or Mylar? it can be cut in the laser, Johnson Plastics sales this stuff

Ruben

Ruben,
Thanks...those might work.....and now
I have lots of options, but I need to find the binders first :)

You never called me... liar liar pants on fire.. lol..

Here is a link to Sterling .. they have a custom case that holds the embosser and ... look closely.. the attach a brass plate to the edge of the binger.. an engraved plate.. something you can do.. and there engraved plate looks like crap single line font of the actual corporate seal...

Go to a good office supply store.. not staples etc.. there has got to be good store for office supplies on the island.. that deals with.. Emco, United Stationers, Boise Cascade, or SP Richards.. all large wholesalers of all the major lines of binders.. and if you can't find one.. Contact Cardinal Biinder Company.. if you cant find them. I can get a number at work on monday..

http://www.sterling.ca/attache.html We use them for certain customers.. fast service.. but I am really just showing you the idea for a brass plate.. attached to the edge of the binder

Guilty as charged....today was training day for my Vision engraver so I got side tracked......

The ONLY office supply store we have is OFFICE MAX grrrrrrr

But you have given me an idea with the plate....are you working tomorrow?

Thanks