Michaelwerk adopts laser engraving technology for stamp production.

As a large institution in the Hanseatic and university city of Rostock, the protestant Michaelshof Foundation is one of the oldest social institutions in the city and surrounding area.

The Michaelwerk division includes workshops, support groups and the vocational training area for disabled people, with more than 600 handicapped people working and learning there. Their roles primarily include the laundry, carpentry, assembly, mailing, gardening, kitchen, and stamp and sign production departments.

Customers include courts, colleges and universities, local authorities, ministries and banks alongside private individuals.

Today, stamps at Michaelwerk are set using the CorelDraw graphics program, then laser engraved and cut on a Speedy 300 and a Speedy 100 laser engraving machine. once completed they are glued to the stamp body. With laser even the finest details can now be engraved on the text plate.

The JobControl laser software supports this production, such as with an automated process and the "bar function".

At the same time, the laser enables the production of signs or the expansion of the range of laser engraving services.