Hullside Counterfeit Seal Press

Hullside’s press bolts to a deck and needs both hands, a knee, and language unfit for children. It forms heavy cargo seals from soft alloy blanks using interchangeable dies cut on a small pantograph. A tracing arm follows the original stamp while the cutter reproduces it at full depth. Skill matters; every tremor becomes a ridge in the copy. The press was painted orange once. Grease, filings, and several generations of owners have reduced that to freckles. It needs no network and very little power, only a workbench that will not fold. Customs dogs ignore it. Customs machinists do not. Keep the copies moving and the machine somewhere else.