Let’s say you are a pet store owner or a veterinarian, and you want to expand your revenue for your business. You have looked into stamping dog tags for your customers and clients, but most of the machines on the market are quite expensive and you want to keep your initial investment low on a dog tag press . The Model 40 B (shown right) is an economical choice.

The 40B is an ideal solution, not only for stamping pet identification tags, but it is quiet, easy to operate and it can even be used in an office environment. Weighing only 40 pounds, it is portable enough so that it can be used anywhere.

• Ideal for stamping Plates (Name, Motor, Social Security, Letter Box, House Bell, Dog Collar), Tags, & Keys
• Can stamp aluminum, brass, and steel parts
• For smaller characters, can stamp stainless steel parts

40B VS. Plastic and Electric Stamping Machines

It seems that these days, most manufacturers are content with building machinery that contains plastic or uses electrical parts to minimize manufacturing costs. Our products are durable and of the highest quality.

The 40B frame is made from durable cast iron, no plastic frames here, which means you can depend on this numbering and lettering press to do its job for many years to come, with no worry of failure. Many of the other dog tag presses on the market are made in China and usually contain mostly plastic parts. This means they are destined to fail or break. Yes, plastic parts can be cheap, but you expect machinery to last.

Many of Numberall’s 40B presses (dog tag stamping), are still in the field, even after decades of daily use.

Sometimes simplicity is the best answer,

• it minimizes breakdowns,
• no parts to replace on an annual basis,

You can depend on this press to last for many years of service, easily paying for itself and returning your investment.

No Plastic or Electric Parts To Break

The 40B numbering and lettering press

You Can Still Find Our Products Working, Even From Decades Ago.

We stand behind our products quality and longevity and it shows. You can still find our older numbering heads, presses and hand stamps out in the work force and in perfect operating condition.

You can see in this picture of an actual Model 70 Hand Numbering Head, being sold on eBay, that it is at least 30 years old and shows almost no signs of wear. Now that is quality. This numbering head was manufactured in our original facility in Staten Island, New York.

A Little About The Model 70H

The Model 70 is used to stamp repetitive sequences such as product codes, part numbers, date codes, etc. There is virtually no limit to the range of products that can be marked with the Model 70. The Model 70 is also available with a standard Press Shank.

• Used to stamp repetitive sequences
• Adaptable and versatile
• Consistently uniform character alignment and depth of impression
• One piece frame and shank of heat-treated alloy steel
• Ideal for marking metal parts for machinery, name tags, electronic circuit boards and parts, keys, food packaging, cardboard boxes and plastic parts

You can find out more information about this part numbering machine on our website.

Have a Need For Metal Marking Equipment?

All our products are proudly made in the U.S.A by our skilled machinists, right here in Sangerville, Maine. Each of our products is hand assembled and manufactured to our customers exact specifications.

If you are in the market for metal marking equipment, and maybe you need a customized solution, then let our friendly sales staff know and they will be happy to help.

You can contact them through our Toll Free Number or Email Us.

Toll Free – 1-800-685-3072

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Numberall Stamp and Tool Company, Inc have expanded the Model 60 Numbering Machine to 5/32” and 3/16” size characters. The Model 60 is an economical hand held numbering machine available with up to five wheels. A large frame and larger diameter wheels have been incorporated for the larger characters. It is ideal for stamping machine parts, keys, brass tags, identification codes and many other uses.

Keeping up with the demands of the metal marketing industry, Numberall simplified the construction of the Model 60, being able to offer the equipment at an economical price. The Model 60 is struck with a hammer blow and can adapt for press mount applications. The wheels are locked in position with a pin, which seats in the frame. The wheels can be quickly set to any code by easily removing the pin and rotating the wheels.

The Model 60 now offers 1/16’, 3/32”, 1/8”, 5/32” and 3/16” character sizes with the two to five wheels. Numberall also has letter wheels that are available for alpha-numeric sequences. With the new enhanced more efficient Numbering Machine, Numberall continues to stay ahead of the game in the metal marking industry.

A highly specializes multiple station marking system has been recently designed and manufactured by Numberall Stamp and Tool Co., Inc, Sandersville, ME. This marking system is capable of indention the metal conductive surface of unetched printed circuit boards with identification markings.  The system is adjustable to all of boards from 12” to 20” long.

Three standard Models 136-A air operated bench marking presses combined with three standard Model 70P numbering machines were mounted and aligned on a common base.  A foot-operated pedal actuated all three presses simultaneously when the part is in position.  A four wheel Model 70P and a three wheel Model 70P both with 5/32” high characters are used to stamp the top surface.  A third, three wheel Model 70P with 5/32”charecters was mounted unconventionally to stamp the bottom of the board.

Numberall Stamp and Tool Company, Inc. can build any combination of numbering heads, type holders into an assembly of this type, depending upon the needs of the application.  Numberall strives for customer satisfaction and is dedicated to catering to consumer needs.

Contact Information:

Numberall Stamp & Tool Co Inc

P.O. Box 187

Sangerville, ME 04479

Phone:  207-876-3541

E mail: office@numberall.com

Numberall Stamp and Tool Company and Inc. have incorporated oversize endplates in its Model 301 or 301A Cylindrical Marking Presses. They continue to modify and alter their machines to comply with consumer demands. These new presses are available in the first oversize or second oversize. Special fixtures and/or different fixtures will allow larger diameters.

The Model301 or 301A Cylindrical Marking Presses offer an economical means of stamping round parts. The round part is placed in a “roller “fixture. The marking device consisting of standard straight steel type (or one of our Numbering Heads) is pulled across the part. The part rotates in the fixture as the code is stamped around the part. Multi line type holders are available. The Model 301 or 301A allows stamping of character sizes up to a quarter inch.

Numberall continues to maintain at the forefront of the stamp and tool industry, creating new innovative products that shock industry standards.

Contact Information:

Numberall Tool & Company

P.O. Box 187

Sangerville, ME 04479

Contact Person:

Office Manager

Phone: 207-876-3541

email: email

Web: www.numberall.com

Numberall quality stands for ingenuity, craftsmanship, expert toolmakers and long lasting. Many of our products that are over 30 years old are still in operation. As you can see here, this is our Model 40-B, an economical numbering and lettering press that is portable and durable. Still hand made by our skilled machinists, many who have been with us for over 25 years. Our products are built to last, no matter what your marking needs require. You can count on Numberall quality.

(December 10, 2010) – Due to customer demand, Numberall has adapted its Model 50P Automatic Numbering Machine for hot stamping applications.  When used in conjunction with a hot stamp press, a colored numbering sequence can be stamped into the product.  The Model 250P (Model 50P with hot stamping option) can be used to “brand” a consecutive number into a product when used with a conventional power press.

The new equipment, The Model 250P is designed to allow for thermal expansion.  There are also a couple of design changes to minimize friction and aid in character changes.   

The hot stamping option incorporates heating elements, design changes and extra assembly time to thoroughly insure the Model 250P will work properly with heat.  A temperature controller is an available option that is highly recommended.  The heating element located in the wheel shaft provides an efficient means of heating the Model 250P.  These options are also adapted for hot stamping.  The air tripping attachment utilizes air cylinders with heat resistant seals and bumpers.  An insulated mounting plate insulates the Model 250P from the press helping to prevent heat loss to the ram of the press.

Numberall also has other manual and quick change numbering machines that can be adapted for hot stamping.  For a complete catalog with pricing, contact information is below.

Contact Information:

Numberall Stamp & Tool Co Inc

P.O. Box 187

Sangerville, ME 04479

Phone:  207-876-3541

E mail: office@numberall.com

http://numberall.com/

Numberall Stamp and Tool Company has released a specialized version of their Model 70P, keeping at the forefront of the Metal Marking industry.

Numberall Stamp and Tool Co Inc have manufactured a customized version of their Model 70P Numbering Machine. This version utilizes a total of 26 wheels with 1/8” high sharp face gothic characters. The wheels are divided into two groups. The first group contains 9 wheels, while second group contains 17 wheels. Each wheel is manually indexed using a supplied spanner wrench. This was created for the ease of identifying the character sequence and each wheel is indexed for direct sign reading. The operator can look at the front of the numbering machine and see what he/she is stamping.

This customized Model 70P uses a dovetail shank and was supplied with one of Numberall’s Bench Marking Presses. This unit is manufactured, designed and serviced in this USA. It was delivered in just four weeks. Numberall manufactures a complete line of Numbering Machines and presses that can be customized for particular applications.