C.h. Hanson 20951Q Steel Letter Q Individual Stamp

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 20951Q is a machine-made individual steel stamp designed to mark the letter Q onto metal, wood, plastic, and other hard surfaces. Built for repeated impact use, this stamp features a hardened steel construction that holds a clean, sharp impression over time. The character face measures 3/16 inch, producing a legible mark suitable for part identification, serialization, and general marking tasks. At 0.1 pounds and 2.75 inches in length, it is sized for single-hand use with a standard hammer or pneumatic marking setup. Licensed trades and fabrication shops rely on these stamps for permanent marking where adhesive labels or ink will not hold.

This stamp is suited for use in metal fabrication, machine shops, maintenance and repair operations, and light manufacturing environments. It is sold as a single stamp for the letter Q, making it a direct replacement or addition to an existing individual stamp set. Applications include marking raw stock, finished parts, tooling, and fixtures where a permanent impression is required.

Key Features

• Hardened steel construction for repeated impact without deforming the character face
• 3/16 inch character size for clear, readable impressions on a variety of surfaces
• Machine-made for consistent character geometry across the stamp set
• Compact 2.75 inch overall length fits standard one-hand grip
• Sold individually, allowing single-character replacement without buying a full set

Compatibility

Designed as a direct individual replacement or supplement for standard machine-made steel letter stamp sets requiring a 3/16 inch Q character.

Installation Notes

Steel stamps are driven by a hammer or press and require no installation tools beyond a flat, stable work surface and appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection. Position the stamp perpendicular to the workpiece surface before striking to ensure a clean, even impression. Always secure the workpiece to prevent movement during marking. Stamps driven off-angle can produce a partial impression or damage the character face.