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Stamper Discs

Sheffield-based Stamper Discs does electroforming for the vinyl record industry, making 12-inch and 7-inch stampers for Viryl, Toolex and Newbilt moulds, as well as for many legacy presses. They work closely with several of Europe’s leading mastering and cutting houses and can manage lacquer cutting on your behalf. Stamper Discs support over 35 independent pressing plants and labels and ship to around 20 different countries across the globe.

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