Brady 86339 Sign Base Aluminum hazardous location fixture
- Emergency Exit Sign…
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Value Brand
A 16-piece steel number set for marking and identification tasks
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.
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.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | C.H. HANSON |
The set uses a 7/16 inch square shank that matches standard holders.
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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