Letter Stamping Set KS TOOLS 27 pcs Model 156.0468 — metal letter and number punches, 27-piece kit

The KS TOOLS Letter Stamping Set 27 pcs (model 156.0468) is a compact kit of metal letter and number punches designed for marking metal and other hard materials. The set provides a selection of characters that enable clear, repeatable imprints for part identification, serial numbers, and workshop labelling. Constructed for durability, the punches are suitable for repeated use in professional and hobby environments where permanent marking is required.

Advantages

The stamping set offers a balanced combination of compact storage and robust tool design, ensuring consistent imprint quality across multiple materials. Hardened metal construction and precision-cut character faces reduce deformation and extend service life. Its 27-piece range covers common letters and numbers for quick on-site marking without the need for specialised engraving equipment.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts and tools
• Stamping serial numbers and identification codes
• Workshop, garage and maintenance tasks
• Hobby metalworking and restoration projects

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 27 metal punches
• Characters: letters and numbers suitable for alphanumeric marking
• Material: hardened steel for durability and wear resistance
• Intended use: manual stamping into metal and other hard surfaces
• Storage: compact case or holder for organised transport and access

How to use

Select the required punch character and place it perpendicular to the surface to be marked. Hold the punch firmly or secure it in a suitable holder, then strike the top of the punch with a hammer with controlled force to produce a clear imprint. For best results, support the workpiece on a solid backing and ensure the surface is clean and free of coatings that might prevent a defined impression. Use steady, even strikes and inspect the imprint; repeat striking if a deeper mark is required.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Avoid striking on brittle or thin materials without proper support. For consistent marking depth, practice on scrap material to set hammer force and positioning before marking production parts.