IPPC Thermo-engraving seal, special for wooden packaging, ISPM 15 standard.
The ISPM 15 regulation refers to the FAO international standard for phytosanitary measures that regulates all wooden packaging, including pallets, that is used in international trade with the sole purpose of reducing the spread of pests that can be transported by the packaging. of wood. The packaging that is regulated by this standard is all those that are made with natural wood, such as: pallets, wooden boxes, wooden cages... Since 2002, the NIMF 15 standard indicates which phytosanitary treatments it must undergo. any wooden packaging that is going to be destined for international transport must be submitted. Currently there are three types of treatments allowed. The most used are thermal treatments.
Thermo-engraving stamp size: 75×50 mm. Thermo-engraving stamp with data according to IPPC ISMF 15 standard for heat marking pallets and any type of wooden packaging. The stamp is engraved according to IPPC ISMF 15 standard using the code provided by the customer.
This IPPC seal according to standard ISPM 15 for wooden packaging with 400W thermal engraver High quality heat-sealed marking machine with double shielded electrical resistance that ensures long life without breakdowns and provides uniform heat. Suitable for marking wooden packaging, planks, etc. Also for health control, such as pallets, phytosanitary and food seals.
The IPPC Seal bronze plaque It can be engraved with logos or texts to the extent you are interested according to the standard measurements detailed.
International Standard for Phytosanitary Measures No. 15, also known as ISPM 15, is an international phytosanitary measure developed by the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) that directly addresses the need to treat wood materials with a thickness greater than 6 mm, used to ship products between different countries. Its main objective is to prevent the spread of diseases and insects that could seriously affect native plants or ecosystems in each country.
To mark the stamp, you simply need to connect it to the mains and wait a few minutes for it to reach the appropriate temperature to leave a burnt mark on the wood.




















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