6 continuous repeating embossing patterns for leather belts. Single mold or full 6-set available. 6-set includes a FREE auxiliary alignment guide. Designed for 38mm (1.5") leather straps. Aluminum alloy mold, requires 8–10 ton hydraulic press. Ideal for leathercraft, belts, guitar straps and harness.
 

Product Introduction

 
This leather embossing stamp has 6 different continuous repeating patterns.
 
You can purchase one single pattern mold separately, or choose the full set of 6.
 
The full 6-set includes one free auxiliary outer alignment guide, to help align patterns when stamping long leather belts.
 
It supports segmented embossing. After pressing one section, align the mold with the previous impression to extend the pattern continuously along the strap.
 

Pattern Features

 
6 unique continuous textures: woven, lattice, interlocking, scale and other geometric repeating designs.
 
Keep consistent decorative effect for long leather belts and straps.
 

Specs

 
  • Fit strap width: approx 38 mm / 1.5 inch
  • Material: Aluminum alloy
  • Recommended leather: Vegetable tanned leather
  • Required machine: 8–10 Ton electric hydraulic press
  • Craft: Cold pressure embossing
 
️ Important: Not suitable for hand hammering, G-clamps or small manual clamps. Deep even embossing effect needs hydraulic press.
 
 

Operation Tips

 
  1. Lightly dampen vegetable tanned leather
  2. Press the first segment
  3. Move leather and align mold to the end of last impression
  4. Press repeatedly until you finish the whole strap
     
    The alignment guide (only for 6-set) helps reduce shifting.
 

Application

 
Leather belts, western style belts, bag straps, shoulder straps, guitar straps, decorative leather bands, harness, custom leathercraft and handmade leather accessories.
 

Important Reminders

 
  1. The alignment guide is only included with the 6-set, not included for single mold orders.
  2. The guide is just an auxiliary tool. It cannot completely eliminate joining marks. Transition effect depends on pressure, leather moisture, thickness, temper and operation.
  3. Slight joining marks can be softened by post treatment: dyeing, oiling, waxing, antiquing.
  4. Always test on scrap leather first and increase pressure gradually. Do not use maximum pressure at the beginning.
  5. Leather, hydraulic press, silicone pad and other tools shown in photos are NOT included.
  6. Tiny machining marks on the mold will not affect normal use.
  7. Manual measurement allows minor error.