Pryor TI025 S Hardened Steel Letter Stamp 3/32 Inch

Product Description

The PRYOR TI025 S is an individual hardened steel letter stamp for the character S, sized at 3/32 inches. It is designed for permanent cold-marking on metal, plastic, and other hard surfaces across industrial and trade applications. The stamp is manufactured from hardened steel to withstand repeated impact without deforming the strike face, making it suitable for part marking, tool identification, serialization, and traceability work. Machinists, fabricators, maintenance technicians, and quality control personnel use individual stamps like this one to mark components where a full stamp set is not required or where a single character replacement is needed.

This stamp is suited for use in machine shops, fabrication facilities, manufacturing lines, and maintenance environments. It is sold as a single character unit, making it practical for replacing a worn or lost stamp from an existing set or for applications that require only select characters. The 3/32-inch character height is appropriate for marking in confined areas or on smaller components where larger characters would not fit.

Key Features

• Hardened steel construction resists deformation under repeated hammer strikes
• 3/32-inch character height for fine, precise marking on small or confined surfaces
• Individual character S sold as a single-piece unit for targeted replacement or spot use
• Cold-marking design requires no heat or power source during use
• Compact form factor compatible with standard hand-stamp technique

Compatibility

Designed as an individual replacement or supplemental stamp for use alongside standard hardened steel hand-stamp sets requiring 3/32-inch character height.

Installation Notes

Individual letter stamps are used by hand with a ball-peen or machinist hammer on a stable, secured workpiece. Ensure the surface to be marked is firmly supported to produce a clean, even impression and to avoid damaging the stamp tip. Eye protection should be worn during use. Verify character orientation before striking, as stamps cannot be corrected once the mark is made.