Stamping Letter Set 7 mm Beta Tools 10107000 is a collection of metal letter stamps with a character height of 7 mm, intended for manual marking on a variety of materials. The set is suitable for creating durable alphanumeric impressions on metal, wood, leather and other solid surfaces where clear identification, serial coding or workshop marking is required. These stamps are designed for use with a hammer in assembling, maintenance and repair environments.
Advantages
The stamps are made of hard metal to resist deformation during repeated blows, ensuring consistent imprint depth and legibility. The 7 mm character size balances visibility and space efficiency, allowing compact marking without losing clarity. The set’s simple design makes it portable and easy to use by hand, requiring only a stable striking surface and a hammer to produce sharp, long-lasting marks.
Suitable for
- Marking metal parts and components
- Stamping wooden crates, boxes and panels
- Imprinting on leather goods and straps
- Creating identification marks, serial numbers and workshop labels
- Use in maintenance, repair and installation tasks
Key specifications
- Character height: 7 mm
- Material: hardened metal stamping steel
- Type: individual letter stamps for manual hammer use
- Printable surfaces: metal, wood, leather and similar solid materials
- Imprint style: raised reverse-cut characters for positive impressions
How to use
Place the chosen letter stamp perpendicular to the workpiece on a stable, supported surface. Hold the stamp firmly and strike the head with a hammer using controlled, moderately strong blows until the character is clearly imprinted. For best results, ensure the workpiece is fixed to prevent movement and use multiple strikes if necessary to achieve consistent depth. Clean the stamp face after use to remove debris and preserve imprint quality.
Usage recommendations
Use protective gloves and eye protection when striking stamps. For very hard metals, consider annealing the marking area or using a higher impact tool to obtain a clear impression. Store stamps in a dry place to avoid corrosion and periodically inspect and dress the stamp faces to maintain crisp characters.
