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Black rectangular self-inking numberer with ten digit bands

U. S. Stamp & Sign

U. S. Stamp & Sign T55510 Self-Inking Numberer 10 Digits

SKU CH-MNVX-CP7KV MPN T55510

Self-inking numberer with 10 digits and steel frame for heavy-duty numbering tasks

  • Product typeStamp Pads
  • Key features10 Digits
  • Self-inking mechanism speeds up repetitive numbering tasks
  • Steel frame construction withstands heavy-duty daily use
  • Ten digit bands cover a wide range of numbering needs
  • Ready to use immediately with built-in black ink pad

Professional 10-Digit Self-Inking Numberer

The U. S. Stamp & Sign T55510 is a self-inking stamp designed for repetitive numbering tasks. Its steel frame construction provides durability for heavy-duty office environments. The integrated ink pad eliminates the need for a separate ink supply, streamlining workflow.

Ideal for high-volume sequential marking

This numberer suits offices, warehouses, and accounts departments that require fast, consecutive digit imprinting. It is not intended for buyers needing custom text plates, date stamps, or alphanumeric character sets beyond the ten digits supplied.

How it compares

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Price $36.99
Pricier than about 66% of the 405 comparable items (median $21.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameU. S. Stamp & Sign
Model nameT55510
Product typeStamp Pads
Size & build
Shipping weight0.31 kg
Package size184 × 121 × 70 mm

Questions about this item

Will the 10-digit bands on the T55510 align cleanly with pre-printed forms I already use?

The T55510 prints ten consecutive digits in a single impression, so you can set the bands to match the column width on your existing forms.

How can I confirm the self-inking mechanism is feeding ink evenly across all 10 digits after I unpack it?

Make a test impression on scrap paper; each of the ten digits should appear with uniform density and no gaps, showing the internal pad is contacting the full band.

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