Pryor TI025 L Steel Letter Stamp Character L 3/32 Inch

Product Description

The PRYOR TI025 L is an individual hardened steel type stamp for marking the letter L onto metal, plastic, and other workable surfaces. At 3/32 inch character height, this stamp delivers clean, legible impressions suited to part identification, tooling marks, and serialization work. Hardened steel construction resists deformation under repeated hammer or press impact, maintaining consistent mark depth over the service life of the stamp. Machinists, fabricators, and tool-and-die technicians keep individual type stamps on hand for custom marking sequences, replacement of worn characters, or low-volume stamping jobs that do not justify a full set.

This stamp is suited to industrial and light manufacturing environments where character-by-character marking is required. Common applications include marking raw stock, finished components, jigs, fixtures, and tooling for traceability or identification. The 3/32 inch size fits standard stamp holders and is appropriate for surfaces where space is limited or fine detail is needed. Sold individually, this single character allows technicians to source only the letters required for a specific marking task.

Key Features

• Hardened steel construction withstands repeated hammer and press impact
• 3/32 inch character height for fine, precise impressions
• Individual letter sold separately for targeted replacement or custom sets
• Consistent strike face geometry for uniform mark depth
• Compatible with standard hand-stamp and press-stamp workflows

Compatibility

Designed as an individual replacement or supplemental character for use with standard 3/32 inch hand stamp sets and stamp holders used in industrial marking and identification applications.

Installation Notes

Secure the stamp in a proper holder or vise to maintain alignment before striking. Always wear appropriate eye protection when using hand stamps, as metal fragments or scale can be dislodged on impact. Strike with a hammer of appropriate weight for the material being marked to achieve consistent impression depth without deforming the stamp face. Inspect the stamp face periodically for chipping or wear that could compromise mark legibility.