The Flash Stamp Machine Model Y1409 seems to be a type of optical ‘flash’ stamping machine designed to quickly create pre-inked or photosensitive rubber stamps. Here’s a detailed overview based on available specs of the “915 type” model:

The Y1409 is a mid‑range automatic photosensitive flash stamp maker, commonly used to produce pre‑inked or rubber stamps via flash-exposure methods. It’s designed to deliver sharp, high-resolution impressions for professional, office, and finance use

⚙️ Key Features & Specs

● Flash Exposure Area: 140 × 90 mm

Large enough for multiple small stamps or a single mid-size stamp in one go

Typically equipped with 2–3 high-powered flash tubes. For instance, Bany 1409+ uses three tubes for a combined output of ~3600 J, while some 110 V variants use two tubes delivering 900 J

● Power & Energy

• Flash energy commonly between 900 J (2 tube, 110 V unit) and 3600 J (3 tube, 220 V) Voltage options include 110 V / 220 V, making it globally usable.

● Cooling & Durability

• Features air-cooled design and built-in microprocessor control for energy stability and rapid heat management

• Compact and solid build: 8–9 kg body, dimensions ~300 × 210 × 130 mmHigh-capacity capacitors (e.g., Nippon Chemi-Con) and flash lamp lifespans rated at 600,000–1,200,000 cycles

● Smart Controls

• Offers preset digital voltage control, auto-flash indicators, and optional temperature sensors/controls to ensure safe, consistent exposure