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Sixteen steel number stamps in a plastic case

Value Brand

Value Brand 21440 Number Set 16 pc Steel

SKU CH-D65R-4C41N

A 16-piece steel number set for marking and identification tasks

  • Product typeEmergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories
  • 16-piece set covers multiple marking needs
  • Steel construction resists wear on job sites
  • 1/4-inch characters create clear, readable impressions
  • Plastic case keeps pieces organised and protected

16-Piece Steel Number Set

This 16-piece number set from Value Brand provides 1/4-inch high steel characters for marking and identification tasks. The set includes a square 7/16-inch shank designed to fit compatible holders. Each character features a standard impression letter type and a 3-inch shank length. The pieces are stored in a plastic case for organisation.

Replaces Worn or Incomplete Marking Sets

This set upgrades from damaged, missing or mismatched individual stamps that slow down identification work. The jump is worth it when a full, uniform set of steel characters is needed for consistent, legible impressions on compatible surfaces. It does not suit buyers who need letters, larger character heights or different shank dimensions.

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Price $32.99
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Specifications

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Brand nameC.H. HANSON
Product typeEmergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories

Questions about this item

What shank size fits the 21440 number set?

The set uses a 7/16 inch square shank that matches standard holders.

How are the steel stamps installed, and what step is often missed?

Insert each stamp into the holder with the character facing the work surface; the common error is placing it upside down.

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