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7 Best Rubber Stamp and Company Chop Makers in Singapore (2026)

Looking for a rubber stamp or company chop maker in Singapore? Seven makers compared by what each publishes: self-inking, pre-inked, seals and ordering.

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Amir Wahab
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A rubber stamp or company chop looks simple until you have to order one: self-inking or pre-inked, round or rectangular, a common seal or a wax seal, walk-in or online. This guide covers seven Singapore makers whose own sites describe their stamp services, from dedicated stamp specialists to printers and an advisory firm that also make stamps. Each write-up reports only what the maker publishes, with no prices, because those change. Compare the stamp types, how you submit artwork, and whether collection or delivery suits you, then confirm lead times and details with the maker before you pay. This page does not say whether any stamp is valid for a particular legal or official use.

1. Dura Chops

Dura Chops runs an online store for custom stamps, and its site shows one of the broader menus of stamp formats in this guide. Its menu separates oil-based pre-inked self-inking stamps, water-based MAX self-inking stamps, self-inking and non-inking date stamps, plain non-inking stamps, ready-made stamps, and a common seal and wax seal section. Product pages show standard round company stamps, address stamps, pocket and keychain styles and a professional engineer stamp format. The site also advertises free ink refills on some pre-inked ranges and lists next-day and three-hour express options for its pocket common seal. It publishes three branches, in the Bugis area, at Far East Plaza and in Geylang East, with weekday opening hours and Saturday by appointment.

Bugis, Orchard (Far East Plaza) and Geylang East
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2. AE Stamp Singapore

AE Stamp Singapore sells through an online store and describes itself as a custom rubber stamp maker and distributor. Its home page splits the range into three self-inking families: AE Gel Stamp, which it says suits quiet offices, COLOP self-inking stamps, and AE Flash Stamp, offered in larger sizes. Its company stamp collection shows round company stamps, address stamps and pre-inked options, each with a choice of ink colour. The store lists local pickup at its People's Park Centre unit on weekdays and states an order cut-off time of 4pm on working days, so check that against your deadline. Its site also points to wax seal stamps and other custom items, and invites corporate buyers to enquire about bulk requirements.

People's Park Centre, Chinatown
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3. Kiasu Print

Kiasu Print is a printer that leads with a stamp catalogue. Its site lists round and rectangle self-inking company stamps, keychain name stamps aimed at nurses, teachers and uniformed services, pocket stamps, a teacher stamp, plain rectangle and round rubber stamps, common or company seals, table seals and custom wax seals. It says you can design artwork online from templates or ask staff for help, and that logos should be supplied in high resolution. For collection it recommends picking up from its Cecil Street office in the central business district, and the site describes walk-in express service for self-inking stamps and lockers for after-hours pickup. Delivery options on its pages include letterbox delivery and courier. It also prints name cards and banners.

Telok Ayer, Central Business District
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4. Rubber Stamps Online

Rubber Stamps Online is a stamp-focused web shop with a plain product menu that makes it easy to match a stamp to a job. Its categories include rectangular and round text stamps, versions with a date, mobile or pocket stamps, company seals, pre-inked stamps, clothing stamps, stock stamps, heavy-duty text stamps, extra-large hand stamps and a range it calls Jolly Stamps. It also sells ink cartridges, refills and stamp pads, which helps if you already own a stamp and only need supplies. The site has dedicated pages for how to order, delivery and collection, and FAQs, and a gallery of past work. Its contact page lists a Pasir Panjang warehouse-complex address and weekday office hours, with Saturday and Sunday closed.

5. Easitech

Easitech is an online printing company that says it has served customers since 2008, with rubber stamps as one product among business cards, flyers and stickers. Its stamp page covers pre-inked company stamps in a menu of round, keychain and rectangular sizes, made with oil-based ink, and says each stamp is designed for up to 5,000 impressions before re-inking. It names companies, schools and personal use as the intended applications, and a request-a-quote button covers sizes that are not on the menu. The page shows a lead time and a delivery fee per location at checkout, so read both before ordering. Its site publishes no street address or collection point, only weekday contact hours, which suits online ordering.

Online, delivery across Singapore
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6. ExpressPrint

ExpressPrint is a Toa Payoh printer whose site says it has operated in Singapore since 2005, and it sells pre-inked rubber stamps through an online price calculator. The product page lists a long menu of rectangle, square and round sizes, four ink colours and an artwork upload field, and says the stamps need no separate ink pad. It states a normal production time, with same-day and next-day requests handled by contacting the company first. For artwork it asks for vector files such as PDF or AI where possible, says it checks design files before production, and offers email proofing as an option. Its footer lists a collection point at Toa Payoh North on weekdays, and it also offers business cards and letterheads.

7. Timcole Advisory

Timcole Advisory is first an accounting and corporate-services firm, but its site has a dedicated self-inking rubber stamp page for company stamping. The page says it makes round and rectangular stamps and describes a simple order procedure: you send the company name and UEN, pay in advance by PayNow, and the stamp is prepared on receipt of payment. It says self-collection from its office is normally possible within a few working hours, and that courier delivery is available for a separate fee. The page also says it uses traditional polymer technology or newer laser methods depending on the customisation required. That suits a company already working with a corporate secretary, though stamps are a side service for the firm, not its core business.

How to choose

  • Decide between self-inking and pre-inked first. Makers in this guide describe self-inking stamps as having a built-in pad, while pre-inked stamps hold ink in the die and are sold on finer detail for logos. Ask the maker how many impressions its stamps are designed for and whether re-inking is offered, then match that to how often you stamp.
  • Check what the stamp is for before you order. A round company stamp, an address stamp, a date stamp, a common seal and a wax seal are different products. Several makers also list professional engineer or teacher formats. LocalRank cannot say whether a stamp is valid for any legal or official purpose, so ask the relevant organisation what it requires.
  • Compare how you submit artwork. Some makers offer online templates, some ask for vector PDF or AI files, and some check files before production. If you need a logo reproduced, ask about the minimum resolution and whether proofing is included. Have the exact company name, UEN and address ready, because typos on a stamp mean a remake.
  • Think about timing and collection. Walk-in shops and weekday collection points suit urgent orders, while online-only makers rely on delivery. Read each site's stated lead time, order cut-off and any express option, and remember that Saturday service is often limited. If a deadline matters, message the maker first and confirm in writing.
  • Look at what the maker is. Dedicated stamp specialists list wider ranges, such as wax seals, table seals and date stamps, while printers and advisory firms may offer a narrower menu with simpler ordering. Ask who supplies refills and replacement pads afterwards, and keep your order confirmation so a future reorder reproduces the same layout.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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