Hot Stamping uses controlled heat, pressure, and precision timing to apply colored or metallic hot stamping foil resins to decorate surfaces of varied shapes and materials. A heated silicone rubber or metal die containing a raised graphic image is used to press the foil resins onto the surface.

	Norwood Norwood Marking Systems has been at the forefront of innovation since developing the world’s first hot stamp imprinters for the food industry over 45 years ago. Today, Norwood continues as a market leader, designing and manufacturing a range of innovative coding and marking equipment for a wide variety of industrial markets worldwide.
	United Silicone United Silicone, an ITW Decorating Company, specializes in the design and production of standard and custom hot stamp and heat transfer decorating machines. Our standard hot stamping and heat transfer machines range from 1/2-ton to 24-ton.