C.h. Hanson 26641 Low Stress Round Face-dot Stamp Set 9 Pc

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 26641 is a 9-piece low stress round face-dot number stamp set designed for marking metal, plastic, and other hard surfaces without inducing the micro-fractures associated with standard impact stamps. Each stamp features a round face-dot configuration that concentrates the impression point, producing clean, legible characters. Characters measure 1/4 inch in size. Shanks measure 1/2 inch, and each stamp body is 3 inches in length. The set covers the full numeric range and is suited for part identification, serialization, and traceability work across fabrication, maintenance, and inspection environments.

This stamp set is used in applications where material stress must be minimized, such as marking hardened steel components, aerospace-adjacent parts, or any workpiece where standard high-impact stamping could introduce cracking or surface fatigue. Fabricators, machinists, maintenance technicians, and quality-control personnel typically use low stress stamps when working on critical components that will remain in service. The plastic storage container keeps the 9-piece set organized and protects stamp faces between uses.

Key Features

• Low stress round face-dot design reduces risk of surface micro-fractures during stamping
• 1/4 inch character size for clear, readable impressions on metal and hard surfaces
• 1/2 inch shank diameter compatible with standard stamp holders and guides
• 3 inch stamp length provides solid grip and controlled strike alignment
• Full 9-piece numeric set (0 through 8 or equivalent) stored in an included plastic case
• Steel construction for durability across repeated impact use

Compatibility

Designed as a low stress number stamp set for use on metal, plastic, and similar hard materials where standard impact stamping is not suitable. Compatible with standard 1/2 inch shank stamp holders and guide blocks.

Installation Notes

Low stress stamps are driven with a ball-peen or stamping hammer by a machinist, fabricator, or maintenance technician. Secure the workpiece firmly before stamping to ensure consistent impression depth and character alignment. Inspect stamp faces before each use for chipping or deformation that could affect mark quality. Store stamps in the included plastic case to protect faces and maintain set organization.