Name and Number Stamps: Difference between revisions

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Name and Number Stamps are used to mark metal or timber with lettering and numbers (e.g. to denote ownership).

More complex stamps of logos, initials or symbols can be similarly used by craftsmen (e.g. Hallmarks applied by Silversmiths or Assay Offices).

The lowest cost option is to use a hand-held punch with a hammer but a wide range of automatic punches are available - both Dot Punches and Centre Punches.
In general, Dot Punches have a sharper point (i.e. 60° instead of 90°) and need only the lower ranges of impact force (e.g. 20N to 50N).
Automatic punches are simply pushed down against the work-piece and do not need to be struck - indeed, should NOT be struck with a hammer.


Centre Punch	Automatic Centre Punch	Bell Centre Punch	Nail Punch	Pin Punch	Hollow Punch Set	Number and Letter Punch Set

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 =====Description=====
 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punch_(tool)#Letter '''Name and Number Stamps'''] are used to mark metal or timber with lettering and numbers ''(e.g. to denote ownership)''.
 =====Features and Uses=====
 More complex stamps of logos, initials or symbols can be similarly used by craftsmen ''(e.g.  [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallmark '''Hallmarks'''] applied by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silversmith '''Silversmiths'''] or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assay_office '''Assay Offices'''])''.
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