The phrase "a hard stamp" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a stamp that creates a strong or deep impression, often in contexts related to printing, crafting, or official documentation.
Example: "The artist used a hard stamp to create a bold design on the fabric."
Alternatives: "a firm stamp" or "a strong impression".
To obtain the dots, sol gel derived inks are deposited on quartz glass surfaces via a novel micro fluid contact printing (µFCP) method basing on inorganic inks and an Ormocer® hard stamp, and consolidated by a heat treatment.
They made a hard plastic stamp patterned with the grid stipulated by the design.
The Illinois group starts by molding a hard plastic stamp that's covered with a raised fishnet pattern.
The sport is popular, especially among Latinos, and the police have a hard time stamping it out.In Arkansas, where cockfighting was banned in 1879, the sport still flourishes.
"Hard Travelin' " prompted hard stamping.
Used as stamp material POSS combines the advantages of hard stamps for high resolution printing and the possibility to tune the surface chemistry to enable a proper transfer of proteins.
The firemen worked hard, stamping upon the hose to break the ice, and laboring at the pumps.
In the European standard for the execution of steel structures EN 1090-2 is ispecifieded that the use of durable marks may not result in producing damages and that hard stamped marks are only permitted for steel grades up to S355 and only in areas where no effect on the fatigue life is expected.
Employing IPS stamps instead of hard stamps solves hurdles, such as (1) imprint at high pressures without damaging stamps or substrates, (2) imprint adaptively on non-flat surfaces or surfaces with particle contamination.
His collection exceeds 200 volumes, all related to the Harding stamp and its varieties.
