Our story
CSCentron Rubber Stamp Business is the next chapter of a workshop that began as XING RUBBER STAMP MAKER STORE. We make rubber stamps for kids and rubber stamps for business Australia. The tools, the patience, and the habit of checking a film twice have been passed on in the family.
XING heritage
XING built a reputation with small and medium Australian businesses: paid stamps, received stamps, and seals that had to look official on the first press.
That clientele still matters. The site is branded CSCentron because this is a new family chapter — but we keep the XING name visible so returning customers know they have found the same craft, not a different trade.
Hand-checked films. Photopolymer poured on the bench. Black impressions that read cleanly on invoices and certificates.
What we added: original kids themes, skin-safe inks, and kits that a parent or teacher can pick up without a custom briefing.
The craft
We prepare a clean layout, check it, then make a high-precision rubber die and mount it in a self-inking stamper. The shop shows the stamper, the label, and the ink refill as you customise.
The stamp mark
The official mark is a profile head with circuitry and CSC, beside the CSCENTRON wordmark. On this site we use a black-and-white stamp version — solid ink on paper, thicker lines so the impression stays crisp.
No red, no metallic grey. The header uses the circular stamp mark next to the wordmark, the way an impression would sit on a workshop card.
For families
Parents, primary teachers and party planners asked for stamps children actually want — without copying someone else’s characters. Our inspired designs use names we can stand behind: Master Trainer, Hero Squad, Speed Champion, Omni-Hero, Dino Roar, Unicorn Party, Mermaid Tide, and Pumpkin Parade.
If a stamp is going on skin, we use cosmetic-grade ink and say so plainly. Office pads stay on paper.
