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The C.H. HANSON 20951O is an individual steel letter stamp for the character O, designed for machine-made marking applications in fabrication, maintenance, and manufacturing environments. The stamp produces a 3/16-inch character impression and is constructed from hardened steel for consistent, repeatable marking on metal, wood, and similar hard surfaces. At 2.75 inches in length and weighing 0.1 pounds, it is sized for use in standard stamp holders or hand-held striking. Machinists, fabricators, and maintenance technicians commonly use individual stamps like this for part identification, date coding, and traceability marking.
This stamp is suited for light industrial and trade applications where individual character selection is required. It fits into existing stamp sets or is used as a standalone replacement character. Typical use cases include part serialization on metal components, equipment identification, and tooling marks in shop and field environments. The single-character format allows the technician to build custom sequences without purchasing a full stamp set.
Designed as an individual replacement or supplemental character stamp compatible with standard steel hand stamp sets using 3/16-inch character sizing.
Steel stamps are typically used by machinists, fabricators, or maintenance technicians without special tools beyond a ball-peen or machinist hammer. Strike squarely and with consistent force to achieve uniform impression depth. Secure the workpiece firmly before stamping to prevent slipping and off-center marks. Inspect the stamp tip before use and do not strike a damaged or mushroomed stamp face.
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