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Custom Manual Heat Stamps & Branding Irons

Custom Manual Heat Stamps & Branding Irons – Pixel Stamps

A brass branding iron engraved with your logo, heated on a flame to burn a permanent mark into wood, leather and food.

The classic branding iron. Heat the brass head on a gas flame and press it into wood, leather, bread or steak for a permanent, rustic logo.

  • Engraved brass head
  • Heated on a gas flame
  • Wood, leather and food
  • No electricity needed

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Category: Heat Stamps

For makers and restaurants

Woodworkers, leather crafters, bakeries and steakhouses use manual heat stamps to add a handcrafted brand to their products and dishes.

How to use it

  • Heat the brass head evenly over a gas flame
  • Test on a scrap piece to check the temperature
  • Press firmly and straight for a few seconds

When to choose electric

For many items in a row or consistent results, an electric heat stamp keeps a steady temperature. See all heat stamps.

A brass branding iron for wood, leather and food

A custom manual heat stamp is the simplest way to burn your logo into wood, leather, burger buns and steaks. The engraved brass head is heated on a gas flame or torch, so it works in a workshop, a kitchen or a market stall without power. Carpenters, leather makers and restaurants use it to sign their products.

Branding every day? An electric heat stamp keeps a steady temperature for more consistent marks.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the same brand on food and wood?
It is best to keep separate stamps for food and for materials like wood or leather.
How hot should the stamp be?
Test on scrap material first. Too cold gives a faint mark; too hot can scorch the edges.
How do I heat a manual heat stamp?
Heat the brass head over a gas flame or with a torch, test on a scrap piece, then press firmly for a second or two.
Can I use a manual heat stamp on food?
Yes. Many restaurants use brass branding irons on buns, bread and steak. Keep a separate stamp for food use.