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One Machine, Two Powers [TURBO™-C3] Officially Launching This May!

Apr 21, 2025
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Master Both Seal Stamps & Brass Molds with Turbo-C3!

The Turbo-C3 was developed and launched in response to customer requests

for a larger working area than the existing IMP-C1 , perfect for engraving

both large brass molds and a wider range of seal stamp sizes.


Mold & Stamp Engraving Machine, TURBO™-C3
Mold & Stamp Engraving Machine, TURBO™-C3

The IMP-C1 offered a working area of 45 x 75mm.


Now, with the release of the Turbo-C3, the working area has expanded to

80 x 120mm about 1.5 times larger!




With this increased workspace, the tool diameter has also been expanded.


A larger tool diameter means shorter engraving times.


(Based on the same job using a 2mm tool)





There’s another key difference between the Turbo-C3 and the IMP-C1.


The Turbo-C3 supports seal stamp engraving using a V-shaped jig.




V-shaped jig


This V-shaped jig is specially designed to securely hold various types of seals


including personal seals, corporate seals, approval stamps, and signature stamps


all of which follow standardized shapes commonly used in the market.


Thanks to this jig and the dedicated software provided,you can easily engrave any


of these shapes to match industry-standard specifications.






The software is designed to make the process simple and intuitive,


so anyone can complete engraving quickly and accurately.






Flawless Brass Mold Engraving

Bring Every Detail to Life








Engrave Seal Stamps

Compact, Yet Precise!




Seal Stamps & Brass Molds?!

Turbo-C3 Does It All!



The Turbo-C3 made its debut at the 2025 APLF LEATHER in Hong Kong, where it drew strong interest from visitors and industry professionals alike.



A New Era of Engraving Begins

Turbo-C3 Officially Launching This May!




Pre-orders Now Open! Custom-Made, Just for You!



Apply now and be the first to experience the future of engraving


Reserve your Turbo-C3 today!





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6 Comments


The jump from 45 x 75mm to 80 x 120mm sounds like it would cut down on re-clamping, and the V-shaped jig reminds me of a fruit picker wheel, where a simple jig keeps every pick consistent.

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goudan fu
goudan fu
Oct 08

Replaced my two-machine setup for brass molds and seals with a single Turbo-C3 pre-order after seeing the 80 x 120mm bed and 2mm tool speed gain. The V-shaped jig also eliminated three custom clamps I used for corporate seals. What I didn’t expect was rethinking my software stack; comparing the best AI-driven tools for nesting helped me plan batch runs.

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goudan fu
goudan fu
Sep 24

I've been engraving seals for years, so the V-shaped jig caught my eye. Holding standardized shapes like corporate seals without custom fixtures is a real time-saver. I used to spend ages aligning each one. If you're comparing work areas, mapping out your engraving jobs before buying helps. My old machine had a 50x80mm bed, and I often ran out of room. The 80x120mm on this one would have saved me many re-clamps.

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