C.h. Hanson 20901Q Steel Letter Stamp Q 5/32 Inch

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 20901Q is a heavy duty individual steel stamp designed to strike the letter Q into metal, plastic, wood, and other workpiece materials. Built for repeated impact use, this stamp features a hardened steel construction that holds a clean, crisp impression over thousands of strikes. The character size is 5/32 inch, making it well suited for marking part numbers, serial numbers, lot codes, and identification marks in confined spaces. The 2.75-inch shank length provides a solid grip for hand-striking with a ball-peen or machinist hammer. Machinists, fabricators, toolmakers, and maintenance technicians are the primary users of this type of stamp.

This individual stamp is intended for use wherever single-character or custom-sequence marking is required. It is sold as a single piece, allowing tradespeople to replace a lost or worn character without purchasing a full set. Typical applications include stamping identification codes on metal parts, marking tooling and dies, labeling pipe and structural steel, and compliance marking in manufacturing and fabrication environments. The 5/32-inch character size is a common standard in light industrial and precision marking work.

Key Features

• Heavy duty steel construction for repeated impact use without deforming the strike face
• 5/32-inch character size for detailed, space-efficient marking
• Stamps the letter Q as a single individual character
• 2.75-inch shank length for secure hand grip during striking
• Sold individually, making it a direct replacement for a worn or missing Q stamp

Compatibility

Designed as an individual replacement stamp compatible with standard steel stamp sets using 5/32-inch character sizing. Suitable for use alongside other C.H. HANSON individual stamps of the same character size.

Installation Notes

Individual steel stamps are used by machinists, fabricators, and maintenance technicians. Secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or fixture before striking to ensure a clean, centered impression. Strike the stamp squarely with a ball-peen or machinist hammer of appropriate weight for the material hardness. Inspect the stamp face periodically for mushrooming or chipping and dress or replace as needed to maintain impression quality.