Marker Stamps Beta Tools 15 mm numeric inserts set model 100150K0 for imprinting digits

Set of numeric marker stamps Beta Tools with 15 mm high digit inserts, model 100150K0, designed for imprinting clear numeric characters into suitable soft materials and for marking parts, tools and components. The set provides uniform 15 mm high digits that create consistent impressions for identification and inventory applications. It is supplied by Beta Tools and intended for use where durable, visible numeric marking is required.

Advantages

The 15 mm digit height ensures good legibility of stamped numbers on a range of soft materials and on preparation surfaces. Inserts are arranged to enable fast selection and stamping of single digits, reducing marking time. The construction and finish of the stamps promote repeatable, consistent imprints and simple handling in workshop or maintenance environments.

Suitable for

• Marking components, housings and metal parts prepared for stamping
• Workshop and maintenance identification of tools and fixtures
• Inventory coding and batch numbering on soft or prepared surfaces
• Electrical and mechanical part labelling where numeric identification is needed

Key specifications

• Digit height: 15 mm
• Content: set of numeric digit inserts for stamping digits 0–9
• Material: hardened marking inserts suitable for repeated use
• Intended use: manual imprinting on suitable soft or prepared surfaces
• Finish: machined working faces for clear impressions

How to use

Select the required digit insert and secure it in the stamp holder according to the holder orientation. Position the stamp on the prepared work surface or part and apply a controlled blow with a suitable hammer to create the impression. For best results, ensure the workpiece is supported and the surface is clean and, if necessary, softened or prepared to accept the imprint. Verify alignment before stamping subsequent digits to maintain consistent spacing.

Usage recommendations

Use protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when striking stamps. Test the stamping on a sample piece to confirm impression depth and alignment before marking final parts. Store inserts in their case to prevent damage and contamination.