C.h. Hanson 209512 Number 2 Steel Stamp 3/16 Inch

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 209512 is an individual machine-made steel stamp used to mark the number 2 onto metal, wood, plastic, and other workpiece surfaces. The stamp features a 3/16-inch character height, making it suitable for clearly readable markings on parts, tooling, and fabricated components. The body measures 2.75 inches in length and 0.38 inches square, giving it a compact, easy-to-grip profile during hand-striking operations. Machinists, fabricators, and maintenance technicians use individual stamps like this one when a single character is needed for part identification, date coding, or sequential marking without committing to a full stamp set.

This stamp is intended for use in metal fabrication shops, maintenance and repair facilities, and manufacturing environments where permanent character marking is required. It is struck with a hammer to press a clean impression into the workpiece surface. The individual stamp format allows it to be combined with other C.H. HANSON stamps of matching character size to form custom sequences or to replace a single worn or damaged stamp from an existing set.

Key Features

• Machine-made construction for consistent character depth and alignment on each strike
• 3/16-inch character size suitable for readable markings on standard-scale parts
• Steel construction provides durability for repeated hammer-strike use
• Compact 2.75-inch length with 0.38-inch square body for controlled hand grip
• Individual stamp format allows targeted replacement without purchasing a full set
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy handling during extended marking operations

Compatibility

Designed as an individual replacement or standalone steel hand stamp for use with standard hammer-strike marking setups; compatible with other C.H. HANSON individual stamps of matching 3/16-inch character size for custom multi-character sequences.

Installation Notes

Steel hand stamps are used by machinists and fabricators and require no installation tools beyond a standard ball-peen or cross-peen hammer. Secure the workpiece firmly before striking to prevent movement and ensure a clean, centered impression. Wear appropriate eye protection during stamping operations. Inspect the stamp tip before use and replace any stamp with a chipped or deformed character face to maintain mark quality.