Foil & Embossing Dies
At PLG Yorkshire, we can add levels of detail to your hot foil combi dies that you’ve never seen before. Our in house Artcam programmers are time served engravers with years of experience in hand engraving and CNC programming.
If you would like to see this level of detail in your print finishing, why not get in touch. We can’t wait to hear from you!
Visit our website or call us on +44 (0)113 236 1155
With the value of the pound falling due to uncertainty over Brexit, our prices for the export market are even more competitive than ever.
PLG Yorkshire are a premium quality Hot Foil and Emboss Kliche manufacturer based in Leeds, United Kingdom. We produce CNC machined brass and chemically etched magnesium Hot Foil and Embossing Kliches for customers around the globe.
Visit our website for more information or give us a call on +44 (0)113 236 1155 to see how we can help.
We were recently contacted by Steve at Bang Bang Art to produce a hot foil die for his TODO Hot foil machine. Our 16g etched magnesium dies are perfect to fit on this machine. The max plate size on the machine is approx 5″ x 4″.
Steve is producing a range of hot foil cards using his TODO machine. We think the results are fantastic. Keep up the great work Steve.
We’ve completely overhauled the process for our location pin system. Our new method means that the pin holes positioned perfectly every time. This means faster make ready times for your press operators and the perfect result every time.
We still use our excellent custom made nylon pins as our customers have told us that’s what they prefer. The pins won’t damage the die if they are left on the plate by mistake.
We were asked by a client to produce a steering wheel boss for a special edition Shelby Cobra 427. The original boss had been stolen while at a car show and Shelby were unable to supply a replacement. This part was machined in 6085 T6 Aluminium and then anodised to match the original colour.
A prestigious client of ours in Copenhagen contacted us to produce this 3D Bas relief for CNC machining. The design layout was supplied as a sketch from which we created this beautiful design. After slight amendment on the top pearls, the Artcam model was then sent to our client where it was machined in brass using a 3 axis mill and micro tooling.
We are delighted to welcome our new apprentice Brad into the company!
Brad will be learning all aspects of etching and engraving. He has already impressed us with his ability and we hope he continues to do so.