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RollerMark ø40
Roll your logo onto cardboard, paper bags and more. Create your artwork below — your custom cliché is included.
$49 with your custom design
125.7 mm per revolution · 12.5 mm print band · 4 ink colors
Design your roller ↓Made to order in Estonia. Ships in 3–5 days after payment.
Carrier transit time is additional. Delivery price shown at checkout.
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Questions, answered.
What surfaces does RollerMark print on?
Cardboard, kraft paper, wood, textile, brick and concrete. Any reasonably flat, absorbent surface — roll once and the mark is done. It is not intended for glossy plastic or metal.
How does the roller marker work?
Your design is engraved on a cliché wrapped around the roller. As you roll, the ink pad inks the cliché and it prints a repeating band: every full revolution prints one period — 125.7 mm on the ø40 roller, 188.5 mm on the ø60.
How do I change the ink color?
Swap the ink cartridge — it takes seconds, no tools. Red, blue, green and black inks are available; a set of all four colors is 15% off.
Is my custom design included in the price?
Yes. The $49/€49 (ø40) and $59/€59 (ø60) prices include your custom cliché made from the design you build in the configurator. Replacement clichés cost $12 (standard) or $19 (custom).
When will my order ship?
Every RollerMark is made to order in Estonia, whether you choose a ready-to-order design or create your own. We ship all orders within 3–5 days after payment. Carrier transit time is additional; worldwide shipping is €16, converted to USD at checkout for US orders. After checkout you receive the exact production proof of your design by email.
How many marks does one ink fill make?
Hundreds of meters of marking per fill, depending on the surface. Refills are inexpensive and swap in seconds — the cliché itself lasts tens of thousands of impressions.
Do you sell wholesale?
Yes — wholesale starts at 50 units with custom branding for each. Request a quote on the wholesale page and we reply within one business day.