C.h. Hanson 20622 Steel Hand Stamp Set 36 Piece

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 20622 is a 36-piece standard steel hand stamp set used to permanently mark metal, wood, plastic, and other hard surfaces with alphanumeric characters and symbols. Each stamp features a 1/16-inch character size and a 1/4-inch shank, making them compatible with standard stamp holders and easy to drive with a hammer. The stamps are stored in a steel container that keeps the set organized and protects the hardened tips between uses. This set is a common tool in fabrication shops, maintenance departments, and metal-working operations where permanent part identification or traceability marking is required.

This stamp set is suited for light-duty marking tasks where small, precise characters are needed. The 1/16-inch character size is appropriate for marking thin stock, fasteners, small components, and other workpieces where space is limited. The full character set covers uppercase letters, numerals, and symbols, giving technicians and tradespeople the flexibility to stamp part numbers, date codes, and identification marks in a single kit. The steel construction of both the stamps and the storage case makes this a durable option for shop and field use.

Key Features

• 36-piece set includes alphabets, numbers, and symbols for complete marking capability
• 1/16-inch character size suited for marking small components and tight spaces
• 1/4-inch shank fits standard stamp holders and is compatible with common driving tools
• Steel stamp construction provides durability for repeated impact use
• Steel storage container keeps stamps organized and protected from damage
• 2-3/8-inch stamp length provides adequate grip surface for controlled striking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-shank hand stamp set compatible with 1/4-inch shank stamp holders used in general metalworking, fabrication, and maintenance marking applications.

Installation Notes

Hand stamps are driven by a ball-peen or cross-peen hammer on a solid, stable surface. Secure the workpiece before stamping to prevent movement and ensure clean impressions. Use appropriate eye protection when striking stamps, as metal-on-metal contact can produce fragments. Stamp depth and clarity depend on material hardness and strike force — test on scrap material before marking finished parts.