C.h. Hanson 20741H Steel Letter H Stamp 1/32 Inch

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 20741H is a machine-made individual steel stamp used to mark the letter H onto metal, plastic, wood, and other hard surfaces. Designed for permanent character marking, this stamp is suited for part identification, tooling marks, and die work. The character size is 1/32 inch (0.8 mm), making it appropriate for fine, precise marking applications. At 0.04 pounds, the stamp is lightweight and easy to handle in bench or field environments. Machinists, tool-and-die workers, fabricators, and maintenance technicians are the primary users of this type of stamp.

This stamp is used in industrial and manufacturing settings where consistent, readable character impressions are required. Common applications include part serialization, date coding, mold identification, and general metal marking. It is sold as a single-character stamp, allowing technicians to build custom stamp sets or replace worn individual characters without purchasing a full set.

Key Features

• Individual letter H stamp for targeted replacement or custom set building
• Machine-made steel construction for consistent impression depth and character form
• 1/32 inch character size for fine detail marking
• Compact form factor: 2.13 inches long, 0.25 inches wide, 25 inches handle height reference
• Lightweight at 0.04 pounds for extended hand use
• Single-piece packaging — sold individually with no minimum set requirement

Compatibility

Designed as a standard individual steel character stamp for use with common hand-stamp and impact-marking workflows. Compatible with any manual or pneumatic marking setup that accepts individual steel stamps of equivalent shank dimensions.

Installation Notes

Steel stamps are driven by a hammer or mallet and require a solid backing surface to produce a clean impression. Secure the workpiece firmly before striking to prevent movement and ensure mark clarity. Wear appropriate eye protection when using impact stamps, as metal fragments or scale can be dislodged during striking. Inspect the stamp face before each use — a damaged or worn face will produce incomplete or illegible characters.