Pryor TI050 N Hardened Steel Type Stamp Letter N 3/16 Inch

Product Description

The PRYOR TI050 N is an individual hardened steel type stamp used to permanently mark alphanumeric characters onto metal, plastic, and other hard surfaces. This single-character stamp features the letter N and is built from hardened steel for durability and resistance to deformation under repeated impact. At a character height of 3/16 inches, it is suited for marking applications that require clear, legible impressions in confined spaces or on standard workpiece surfaces. It is used by machinists, fabricators, maintenance technicians, and industrial tradespeople who need reliable, consistent character marking.

This stamp is designed for hand-stamping operations in shop, field, and manufacturing environments. The 3/16-inch character size is a common standard for part identification, tooling marks, serial number impressions, and component traceability. It is sold as an individual character, allowing technicians to replace a single worn or damaged stamp without purchasing a full set.

Key Features

• Hardened steel construction resists deformation and extends service life under repeated hammer strikes
• 3/16-inch character height provides clear, legible impressions on standard workpieces
• Single-character format allows targeted replacement without full set purchase
• Suitable for marking metal, plastic, and other hard surfaces
• Compact individual stamp format for use in stamp sets or standalone applications

Compatibility

Designed as an individual replacement or supplemental type stamp compatible with standard hand-stamping operations requiring 3/16-inch character height impressions.

Installation Notes

This stamp is driven by hammer impact and requires no power tools or electrical shutoff procedures. Secure the workpiece firmly before stamping to ensure clean, consistent impressions. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection when performing impact marking operations. Follow applicable shop safety and workholding practices for the material being marked.