Advice on a laser cutter for making rubber stamps needed!

[CocoP]

Hi there all!
We would like to bring our rubbers stamp making in-house as opposed to having a third party make them for us, the cost is simply too high and with the quantity we sell I think we would hopefully pay for it in a year or so.
So....I need advice please! We only need to be cutting rubber stamp material, but with very high resolution. I just don't know where to start....Trotec? Epilog?
Help!
We need it to be fast, as quiet as possible as it'll be in our office, be desk top mounted and be reliable.
Thank you so much!
CP

 

[CocoP]

Should have mentioned that we are in the UK!
Thanks!

 

[Stanleymonkey]

What material will you be cutting into to match the actual stamp?

Wood, leather, rubber, something else?

 

[SteveF]

i used to do IT for a laser company and not too far from you
they have been doing them for many years, so not a new company and plenty of knowledge
maybe worth a phone call
hobarts.com

Steve

 

[dzj]

Being born and having lived half of my life behind the Iron Curtain, I remember a time when people were
obliged to register their typewriters with the authorities. Owning a machine for making rubber stamps
would get you in very serious trouble...How times change.
(Sorry for the digression.)

 

[CocoP]

i used to do IT for a laser company and not too far from you
they have been doing them for many years, so not a new company and plenty of knowledge
maybe worth a phone call


Steve

Thank you! I've looked them up and shall call them! Much appreciated

 

[CocoP]

What material will you be cutting into to match the actual stamp?

Wood, leather, rubber, something else?

We'll be using rubber, to stick on to a self inking casing. Thanks!