Description
These bent square shank STER hallmark stamps are made of precision-cut, heat-treated tool steel and are used for marking silver alloys that are no less than 0.925% fine silver by weight. Each stamp imprints the letters STER, an abbreviation for Sterling Silver. The bent shank design — also known as a gooseneck stamp — allows for marking the inside of rings and other recessed areas that straight stamps cannot reach. These stamps produce clean, sunken impressions on precious metals. Made in the USA and Germany.
Measurement refers to the height of the impression, not the width.
Features
- Imprints STER — the standard abbreviation for Sterling Silver
- Bent (gooseneck) shank design for marking the inside of rings and curved surfaces
- Square shank for secure grip in stamp-holding tools
- Precision-cut, heat-treated tool steel construction
- Produces sunken impressions on precious metals
- Made in the USA and Germany
- Available in three impression heights
Specifications
| Material | Heat-treated tool steel |
|---|---|
| Shank Style | Bent square shank (gooseneck) |
| Impression Type | Sunken (recessed) |
| Mark Imprinted | STER (Sterling Silver hallmark) |
| Origin | USA and Germany |
Available Options
| Part # | Impression Height |
|---|---|
| 155.301 | 1.00 mm (1/25") |
| 155.302 | 0.80 mm (1/32") |
| 155.303 | 0.60 mm (1/45") |
Specifications
- Brand
- Otto Frei
- Part #
- 155.301
- Type
- Chasing & Stamping Tools
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Dimensions
- 2 in x 2 in x 0.5 in
- Material
- Heat-treated tool steel
- Shank Style
- Bent square shank (gooseneck)
- Impression Type
- Sunken (recessed)
- Mark Imprinted
- STER (Sterling Silver hallmark)
This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. www.P65warnings.ca.gov.
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