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COLOP CZ

COLOP CZ is the Czech-market arm of the Austrian stamp maker COLOP, selling self-inking stamps, the e-mark digital printer and MARKY textile markers.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

COLOP CZ (presented on its website as COLOP Česko) is the Czech-language sales and service operation of COLOP, the Austrian manufacturer of self-inking stamps and marking products. The Czech site functions as a direct-to-customer and business-to-business shop: it lists best-selling stamp models with koruna prices, explains product specifications such as number of lines and imprint dimensions, and links to the wider COLOP product family. The core catalogue is built around the COLOP Printer line of self-inking stamps. The homepage highlights the Printer 10 (3 lines, 27×10 mm), Printer 20 (4 lines, 38×14 mm), Printer 30 (5 lines, 47×18 mm) and Printer 40 (6 lines, 59×23 mm), each shown with a list price and a discounted price in Czech koruna. These are the classic office and business stamps used for addresses, company details, approvals and repetitive marking tasks. Beyond traditional stamps, COLOP CZ promotes the COLOP e-mark, described on the site as a new printing tool that can print any text, image, logo, message or barcode within seconds. This positions the Czech operation not only as a stamp retailer but as a channel for COLOP's digital marking technology. The site also features MARKY, a stamp product aimed at textiles, marketed with the message of protecting belongings from loss or mix-ups. The Czech-language storefront, local pricing and local product presentation indicate that COLOP CZ is a market-facing sub-brand or country operation rather than a separately owned company. It serves Czech customers while drawing on the product development and manufacturing of the wider COLOP group.

History

COLOP CZ is the Czech-facing operation of COLOP, an Austrian company known for self-inking stamps and marking products. The Czech website presents the brand under the name COLOP Česko and operates as a local online shop and product showcase. It offers the best-selling COLOP Printer stamps with Czech koruna pricing, including the Printer 10, Printer 20, Printer 30 and Printer 40 models, each defined by number of lines and imprint size. The site also introduces newer COLOP products to the Czech market. The COLOP e-mark is described as a new printing tool that can print any text, image, logo, message or barcode within seconds, extending the brand from mechanical stamps into digital marking. MARKY is presented as a stamp for textiles, marketed around protecting belongings from loss or mix-up. Because the available evidence is the Czech storefront and a Wikidata entry, the detailed corporate history of the Czech operation is not documented here. What is clear is that COLOP CZ functions as a country-level sales and marketing channel for the wider COLOP group, adapting the parent company's product range to Czech customers and pricing it in local currency.

Products and positioning

Czech-market storefront for COLOP's self-inking stamps and digital marking products, combining classic office stamps with newer digital and textile marking tools.

  • COLOP Printer 10

    Self-inking stamp with 3 lines and a 27×10 mm imprint, listed on the Czech site at a discounted price of 328.00 Kč.

  • COLOP Printer 20

    Self-inking stamp with 4 lines and a 38×14 mm imprint, listed at a discounted price of 392.00 Kč.

  • COLOP Printer 30

    Self-inking stamp with 5 lines and a 47×18 mm imprint, listed at a discounted price of 488.00 Kč.

  • COLOP Printer 40

    Self-inking stamp with 6 lines and a 59×23 mm imprint, listed at a discounted price of 576.00 Kč.

  • COLOP e-mark

    Digital printing tool that can print any text, image, logo, message or barcode within seconds.

  • MARKY

    A stamp for textiles, marketed to protect belongings from loss and mix-up.

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