Overview
Customize your project with your own unique logo. You'll never have to wait between brands with our 110 volt electrically heated irons. Our torch heated irons are an economical alternative.
Custom artwork can be submitted on this page using the "Upload Image File" section, or via email to dropship@rockler.com. Artwork must be at least 600 dpi or greater in a .jpg, .tif, or .bmp file format. Artwork must be clean and clear, black on white and cannot exceed a total area of 3 square inches.
Important Notes
- Ships directly from the manufacturer.
- Must be shipped within United States.
- Personalized branding irons are non-returnable.
- Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.
What's included
(1) Logo Branding Iron - Electrically heated
Technical Details
- Manufacturer Part Number: Nt-32
- Weight (lbs): 0.0000
Product Warnings
WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/product Questions and Answers
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How small can a logo be produced? I'm looking for 1/2" x 1/2" or slightly larger.
BEST ANSWER: I have had one of these for several years now, and my logo, though it's large, includes some very small details. A small-sized logo brand is not really a problem; the main issue you will see with branding quality would be how smooth or how coarse-textured the wood is. I get the finest brands on medium to light colored, medium-hardness hardwoods, like alder, birch and cherry. Walnut brands OK, but it's hard to see a dark, burnt-in area on a dark colored wood. Oak loses the fine details in among those large pores it has. Rosewood does not brand very well because of its natural oils and resins.
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- David T on May 26, 2016
Hi, is there a way to see what my logo will look like prior to fabricating it?
BEST ANSWER: The aperance will also change slightly depending on the material you are branding so a picture wouldn't be 100% accurate
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- Zachary A on Aug 4, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 25, 2015
I do not have a way to convert my logo image from either a .docx file or a .pdf file to a .tif or .jpg file without losing the image quality. Is there another way to get my image to you that would keep the quality and integrity of the original?
BEST ANSWER: Glenn. This was a huge challenge for me a couple of years ago. The requirement given was "Remember to do .jpg format, black on white and 600 dpi or greater." Try https://docs.zone/pdf-to-jpg. I had to go back to our designer who did the format conversion in my case. Cheers and good luck. Shane
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- NZ2177952 A on Aug 24, 2016
- Purchased on Nov 21, 2014
What size brand does this branding iron make?
BEST ANSWER: The logo branding iron cannot exceed 3 square inches
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- Rick H Staff on May 19, 2016
Reviews
3.5 / 5.0
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Fantastic custom brand.
My he process took a while but I am very happy with my brand. I highly recommend this product!
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Somewhat disappointed with the packaging and build
I was excited to get his custom logo branding iron and it had arrived within reasonable time with it being custom and all. However, upon opening the package, I expect the logo head to be in a separate protected cardboard or foam encapsulation. It was not, and was in the same volume in the box as the other parts, leaving me to believe that the head can be banged around in transit with the soft brass used for the head.
Ok, the head did arrive with no significant marring to the actual logo that is cared out of the block brass head, but I did notice that there was still a bit of the CNC debris artifacts from the process, but they were not at the surface points of the actual logo itself, that which I cleaned up to the best of my ability of the larger artifacts in the open spaces.
So I followed the very simple instructions to installing the head to the branding iron adapter and both to the electrical iron upon which I notice a glaring flaw. The adapter to the branding brass head is a "vacuum fit" with no hole near the welded threaded pipe to the logo brass plate to relieve the building air pressure so I can actually thread the brass head to the branding iron adaptor - a flawed design or a missed manufacture step? It makes it so that I CANNOT thread the logo head to the adaptor which brings to the final disappointment.
The actual use of the product: I went ahead and with the logo head unable to thread, I could at least see (if it didn't perform as optimally) if the logo does come out to branding par. Even though the iron is heated, there isn't enough heat transfer because the head isn't threaded completely to the branding iron adaptor. I CAN solve this if I drill a vacuum air relieve hole but that begs to question of the quality of the functional design and quality of the manufacturing process, for what amounts to be a very premium product to have in a shop. And with the overall design of the branding iron assembly, it leads me to believe one CAN change out to different heads, but if one CANNOT install them proper with such lack of design use considerations, it is going to be an exercise in frustration!
Call me overall disappointed. However, the representative did email me swiftly of any image discrepancies and agreed on the logo image fitness to be done right after I placed the order with no problems.
It is just that the packaging, the machining of the head, and the lack of design considerations makes me give such a low review for an expensive item.
Ok, the head did arrive with no significant marring to the actual logo that is cared out of the block brass head, but I did notice that there was still a bit of the CNC debris artifacts from the process, but they were not at the surface points of the actual logo itself, that which I cleaned up to the best of my ability of the larger artifacts in the open spaces.
So I followed the very simple instructions to installing the head to the branding iron adapter and both to the electrical iron upon which I notice a glaring flaw. The adapter to the branding brass head is a "vacuum fit" with no hole near the welded threaded pipe to the logo brass plate to relieve the building air pressure so I can actually thread the brass head to the branding iron adaptor - a flawed design or a missed manufacture step? It makes it so that I CANNOT thread the logo head to the adaptor which brings to the final disappointment.
The actual use of the product: I went ahead and with the logo head unable to thread, I could at least see (if it didn't perform as optimally) if the logo does come out to branding par. Even though the iron is heated, there isn't enough heat transfer because the head isn't threaded completely to the branding iron adaptor. I CAN solve this if I drill a vacuum air relieve hole but that begs to question of the quality of the functional design and quality of the manufacturing process, for what amounts to be a very premium product to have in a shop. And with the overall design of the branding iron assembly, it leads me to believe one CAN change out to different heads, but if one CANNOT install them proper with such lack of design use considerations, it is going to be an exercise in frustration!
Call me overall disappointed. However, the representative did email me swiftly of any image discrepancies and agreed on the logo image fitness to be done right after I placed the order with no problems.
It is just that the packaging, the machining of the head, and the lack of design considerations makes me give such a low review for an expensive item.
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