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Template for VIN / Stamp Numbers

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0.08mm layer, 3 walls, 30% infill
0.08mm layer, 3 walls, 30% infill
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11.5 h
1 plate
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This highly stable template is the ideal solution for precisely stamping Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN) or serial numbers. It was specially developed for stamp punches with a shaft width of 13 mm and guarantees a clean, aligned typeface without slipping.

Highlights & Features:

  • Perfect Guide: Thanks to the extra-long guide sleeve, the stamp numbers are always positioned at the exact same angle. Tilting or "dancing" of the numbers is effectively prevented.
  • Strong Magnetic Fixation: On the underside, there are precisely fitting recesses for two neodymium magnets (20 x 3 mm). This allows the template to adhere securely to steel frames or sheets while still being easy to position.
  • Flexible Hold: The design also provides enough space for the use of clamps or fabric tape, should additional securing be necessary (e.g., on aluminum frames).
  • Extreme Robustness: Solid construction that permanently withstands the vibrations and force of hammer blows.

Technical Details:

  • Compatibility: For stamp numbers with a 13 mm square shank.
  • Accessories: Requires 2x round magnets with Ø 20 mm x 3 mm thickness.
  • Application: Ideal for frame numbers on motorcycles, trailers, or for marking workpieces.

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