What does the red stamp stand for?

The red seal represents the officially recognized documents or materials with certain effect. Because the red seal is not easy to fade, eye-catching and solemn, not only solemn, but also authoritative and deterrent. Therefore, most of the seals we see are red.

The difference between a red seal and a blue seal:

Besides the red seal, there is an unusual blue seal. So, what's the difference between red printing and blue printing?

1. Generally, the seals of domestic companies are red, while those of foreign companies are blue;

2. Sometimes for the convenience of work, two similar seals will be distinguished by two colors;

3. The general seal shape is not clearly defined, but some special seals are: the invoice special seal is oval, the contract seal and customs declaration seal are mostly oval, the official seal is round, and foreign official seals are mostly oval and polygonal;

Sometimes, for the convenience of work, the company will distinguish two or more seals with similar shapes.