The Missouri Engineer Desk Seal is the perfect way to show that you're a licensed engineer. It comes with a die plate with your information on it, and it's guaranteed to meet your state's engineer seal regulations. The impression area is made to the size specified by the licensing board, and this PE seal comes with a two-year warranty. The desk seal is designed to produce impressions with much less effort than the handheld seal, and it features a sliding lock mechanism which makes for convenient storage. The desk seal makes a raised seal impression on the paper that can be read easily, and you can use it with an impression inker (not included) to darken the seal creating a photographically reproducible image. The desk seal has a reach of approximately 1-½ Inches into the page, and it comes with a complimentary set of e-seals (digital stamps) in six different formats (DXF, DWG, JPG, PNG, PDF and TIF).

Missouri Engineer Desk Seal Highlights

• Get your free electronic seal quickly and easily with the purchase of the Missouri engineer desk seal! In typically one business day, you can have it in six file formats - DXF, DWG, PNG, TIF, PDF and JPG. These are typically sent via email after you place your order.
• State Board Guaranteed - We are completely dedicated to meeting state board regulations and requirements for the state of Missouri - we have full assurance that our product meets their standards, guaranteed.
• Get your product in a flash with our lightning-fast production, typically turnaround for the Missouri engineer desk seal is within one to two business days after the order is submitted.
• You can purchase the Missouri engineer desk seal with confidence knowing your product is backed by a generous two-year warranty.
• Not intended to be used with Mylar
• Has a reach of approximately 1-1/2" into a sheet of paper
• Our fabrication and assembly services are proudly completed in the United States, ensuring only exceptional quality.
• High-grade reinforced steel ensures premium quality, durability, and rigidness for a sturdy construction of the frame on the Missouri engineer desk seal frame.