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

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 20741W is a machine-made individual steel stamp used to mark the letter W on metal, plastic, and other hard surfaces. Designed for permanent character marking, it is a single-character hand stamp intended for use with a hammer or press. The character size is 1/32 inch, making it suitable for fine detail marking applications. The stamp body measures approximately 2.13 inches in length and 0.25 inches in width, with a height of approximately 25 millimeters. It weighs 0.04 pounds. Machinists, tool-and-die workers, fabricators, and maintenance technicians commonly use stamps like this for part identification, serialization, and equipment labeling.

This stamp is suited for industrial and workshop environments where permanent character marking is required on hard materials. It is sold as a single unit, allowing technicians to replace or supplement individual characters within an existing stamp set without purchasing a full set. Typical applications include marking tooling, fixtures, raw stock, finished parts, and nameplates in both production and field maintenance settings.

Key Features

• Single character stamp for letter W, machine-made for consistent impression depth and alignment
• 1/32 inch character size for fine, detailed marking work
• Steel construction for durability and resistance to repeated impact
• Compact 2.13 inch length for easy one-hand operation
• Sold individually, allowing replacement of a single character without buying a full set

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or supplemental individual character stamp compatible with standard hand stamp sets requiring 1/32 inch steel letter stamps.

Installation Notes

Use with a hammer or arbor press on a solid, stable work surface. Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped or fixtured before striking to produce a clean, straight impression. Wear appropriate eye protection when using hand stamps. Inspect the stamp face before use and replace if chipped or deformed to avoid damaging the workpiece or producing illegible marks.