Label set GEKO 8 mm numeral and letter stamps 01813 — characters 8mm

GEKO set of numeral and letter stamps with 8 mm character height provides compact marking tools for workshops, small-scale industrial tasks and DIY projects. The set contains separate stamps for letters and numbers sized to produce 8 mm high impressions on various materials. Designed to create clear, legible characters for identification, labeling and simple embossing, this set is intended for occasional to regular use where small, consistent marking is required.

Advantages

The GEKO 8 mm numeral and letter stamps deliver precise, uniform imprints thanks to their defined 8 mm character height. Individual stamps allow flexible composition of sequences and combinations of letters and numbers. The durable construction of each stamp ensures reliable transfer of characters onto softer metals, leather, wood and some plastics when used with appropriate striking force. The compact size of the characters makes the set suitable for marking small parts, tags and components without occupying excessive surface area.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts and tools for identification
• Creating inventory tags and small labels
• Stamping dates, serial numbers or short codes on products
• DIY projects and crafts requiring small, clear characters
• Workshop and maintenance marking tasks

Key specifications

• Character height: 8 mm
• Includes individual stamps for letters and numerals
• Material: metal and plastic components for stamps (as provided in the set)
• Designed for manual striking with a hammer or press
• Suitable for imprinting on softer metals, leather, wood and certain plastics

How to use

Select the required stamps to form the desired character sequence and position them securely against the workpiece. Ensure the surface is clean and stable, clamp the workpiece if necessary to prevent movement. Hold each stamp perpendicular to the surface and apply several controlled strikes with a hammer or use a suitable press to create a clear impression. For multi-character markings, align stamps carefully and check spacing before striking to maintain consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear and gloves when striking stamps. Test on a scrap piece of the same material to determine the appropriate force and striking angle. For harder metals, consider using a press or pre-punching a shallow guide to avoid damaging the stamp faces. Store stamps in a dry place to prevent corrosion and inspect faces regularly for wear to ensure legibility.