Pryor TI100C Hardened Steel Type Letter C 3/8 Inch

Product Description

The PRYOR TI100C is an individual hardened steel type character used for cold stamping the letter C onto metal, plastic, or other workpiece surfaces. This 3/8-inch character is part of a standard individual-type stamp series, allowing technicians and fabricators to build custom stamp sets one character at a time. Hardened steel construction provides the durability needed for repeated impact use in shop and field marking applications. The TI100C is sold as a single unit, making it straightforward to replace a worn character or supplement an existing set without purchasing a full kit.

This type stamp is suited for industrial marking tasks including part identification, serial number stamping, equipment labeling, and permanent material traceability. It is commonly used in fabrication shops, maintenance departments, and manufacturing environments where durable, legible impressions are required on metal components. Tradespeople working in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical fields use stamps like this to mark custom fabrications, fittings, and panels in compliance with job-site identification requirements.

Key Features

• Hardened steel construction for long service life under repeated hammer impact
• 3/8-inch character height for clearly legible impressions on most workpiece surfaces
• Individual character format allows mixing and replacing single stamps without buying a full set
• Letter C stamp for alphabetic marking, part coding, or serial identification
• Compact and lightweight at 0.42 pounds for easy handling and storage

Compatibility

Designed as an individual replacement or supplemental character compatible with standard 3/8-inch steel type stamp sets used in industrial and trade marking applications.

Installation Notes

Stamping work should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with manual cold-stamping procedures. Secure the workpiece firmly before striking to ensure a clean, consistent impression. Use a ball-peen or stamping hammer of appropriate weight for the material being marked. Inspect the stamp tip before each use and retire any character showing chipping or deformation to avoid irregular impressions.