Pryor TI100N Hardened Steel Letter Stamp N 3/8 Inch

Product Description

The PRYOR TI100N is an individual hardened steel letter stamp for the character N, sized at 3/8 inch. It is a single-character hand stamp used to permanently mark metal, wood, plastic, and other materials by striking with a hammer. Machinists, fabricators, tool-and-die workers, and maintenance technicians use individual type stamps like this one to mark part numbers, serial numbers, identification codes, and reference characters directly onto workpiece surfaces. The hardened steel construction provides the durability needed for repeated impact use without deforming the strike face or character edge.

This stamp is suited for industrial marking applications across manufacturing, maintenance, and fabrication environments. It is used wherever a clear, permanent impression of the letter N is required on a surface. Common applications include part identification, asset tagging on metal components, and production floor traceability marking. Individual stamps can be combined with other characters from the same series to form words, codes, or sequences as needed for the job.

Key Features

• Hardened steel construction for long service life under repeated hammer strikes
• 3/8 inch character height for legible impressions on standard workpieces
• Single character N - sold individually for flexible character selection
• Designed for use on metal, plastic, wood, and similar surfaces
• Consistent character depth and geometry for clean, readable marks

Compatibility

Designed as an individual type stamp compatible with standard hand-stamping applications where 3/8 inch hardened steel characters are specified.

Installation Notes

Individual letter stamps are used by machinists, fabricators, and maintenance technicians. Position the stamp squarely on the target surface and strike firmly with an appropriate hammer to produce a clean impression. Secure the workpiece to prevent movement during marking. Always wear appropriate eye protection when using hand stamps, as metal fragments or scale can be displaced on impact.