Haysom Print's 'Self Inked Stamps' Are Still In Big Demand

In this highly technological age, which we are all embracing (we have to, or else we will be left behind), we still want our local café to stamp our card every time we go in to buy our morning coffee, so we actually will always have a need for the self-inking rubber stamp. Simon and the team at Haysom Print have all the latest in printing technology, but they also retain their versatile and ‘can do’ attitude which means they sell that self-inking rubber stamp. Haysom Print sell custom designed, pre-inked stamps, which are refillable, self-inking and in eleven different sizes with all stamps available in red, blue and black.

For anyone in the market for a self-inking rubber stamp, the 4040 stamp is the most common size used for ‘Common Seals”, the 1212 stamp is the most common size used for stamping loyalty cards, (like your coffee cards) and either the 1438 or the 1850 is perfect for the backs of cheques and envelopes. The 4090, which is the largest stamp in the range, is the ideal stamp where a signature is required or space is needed to write several lines.

Visitors to the Haysom Print website can choose the size that suits their need and they can order a self-inking rubber stamp in five easy steps.  Please note, all the stamps shown are not drawn to actual size, so people should go by the dimensions given.  First choose the colour and size, then email to their email address at haysomprint@woosh.co.nz . Customers should then check and return the proof sent back to them and pay by cheque or internet banking. They will then receive the stamp by post or courier. As ‘Simon says’, “Drop in, 99% of the time we can make a stamp for you while you wait.” Also, Simon advises if four or more stamps are ordered at the same time, customers will receive a 10% discount off the quoted price.
Speaking of quotes, one of the most common questions the team at Haysom Print are asked is, “Do you have a pricelist?” Haysom Print prefer to tailor a quote to suit their clients’ needs and are happy to assist with any request. For any printing requests, please visit the website at http://www.haysom.co.nz .