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| Notary Seal Nowadays, an embossed notary seal is preferred not only by most notary public but also by the law. There are many advantages using a notary seal embosser, as compared to the traditional rubber stamp. More and more authorities are requiring an embossed seal because documents are sure to be more secure. Compared to a rubber stamp, an embossed notary seal prevents document fraud, forgery, and tampering. Furthermore, the number of notary public offices using embossed notary seals to concurrently press numerous pages is increasing. An embossed seal is also of much use especially when the government asks for clearly reproduced seals. It is ideal to buy an embosser from well-known manufacturers, because others may not contain all the important parts of an embosser. A perfect embosser is composed of the double-stick tape wafer, the plastic, the metal seal die, the insert, and the handle. To make sure that the right seal would be produced, manufacturers use an engraving program in their computers. Notary details are then entered to the computer. Furthermore, inside the engraving machine, the metal die must be placed properly before the computer notifies the cutting machine. After that, the die must be cleaned so that a counter made of black plastic could be created. The counter is the one that contains the engraved letters that will represent the seal. However, only few manufacturers prefer to create the counter through injection molding, though there are various methods to make it, because the necessary tools needed to create one cost around $20,000. |
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