C.h. Hanson 20851T Steel Letter T Stamp 1/8 Inch

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 20851T is an individual steel letter stamp for the character T, designed for machine-made impression marking on metal, wood, leather, and similar hard surfaces. The stamp produces a 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) character impression and is built from hardened steel for consistent, repeatable marks across production and fabrication environments. At 2.5 inches in length and 0.31 inches square on the striking face, the 20851T is a compact, single-character tool that fits standard stamp holders and can be used handheld or in a press. Machinists, fabricators, and tool-and-die shops rely on this type of stamp for part identification, serialization, and labeling work.

This stamp is suited for use in manufacturing, metalworking, and industrial maintenance applications where permanent character marking is required. It is sold as a single unit, making it a practical replacement for a worn or missing letter in an existing stamp set. The 1/8 inch character size is a common standard for part marking on small components, tooling, and hardware. Both production floor and maintenance technicians will find this stamp compatible with typical bench-press or hammer-strike workflows.

Key Features

• Steel construction for durability in repeated-strike applications
• 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) character height for fine, precise impressions
• 2.5 inch overall length fits standard handheld and press setups
• 0.31 inch square shank for consistent alignment in holders
• Machine-made character for uniform impression depth and shape
• Sold individually — ideal as a single-character replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an individual replacement stamp compatible with standard 1/8 inch steel letter stamp sets used in metalworking and fabrication applications.

Installation Notes

Steel letter stamps are used by machinists and fabricators and require no special licensing or trade certification. Secure the workpiece firmly before striking to prevent movement and ensure a clean impression. Use a ball-peen or stamping hammer with controlled, square strikes to avoid mushrooming the stamp head. Inspect the stamp tip for deformation after extended use and replace if the character impression becomes unclear.