Numberall Stands Behind Our Products

Lifetime Support: The Numberall Commitment to Service, Repair, and Ongoing Partnership

At Numberall Stamp & Tool Co., we don’t just manufacture equipment—we build relationships that last as long as the tools themselves. In an era of planned obsolescence and limited support, our policy is straightforward: we proudly service every product we have ever made, from the latest models to vintage presses dating back to the 1930s.

As a fourth-generation family business operating out of Sangerville, Maine, we keep comprehensive inventories of genuine OEM parts and the skilled team to return any Numberall tool to factory-spec performance.
We regularly receive and restore units over 40–50 years old (some from the 1940s and earlier), often with nothing more than thorough cleaning, fresh lubrication, and a few minor component replacements.

This level of longevity and support is a direct reflection of our commitment to American craftsmanship and customer success.

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Comprehensive Factory Service & Rebuilds

Our Maine facility offers a full range of services tailored to your usage and environment:

• Precision Realignment & Tune-ups — For perfect indexing, spacing, and depth.
• Restoration — Deep cleaning, corrosion removal, and professional repainting.
• Component Replacement — Swapping worn dials, pawls, springs, wheels, or table inserts.
• Complete Overhaul — Full teardown, inspection, re-lubrication, and testing to original specs.

Pro Tip for Shop Managers: For routine wear items like Model 40B table inserts or Model 50P pawl/coil springs, stocking spares and doing the swap in-house is usually the quickest, lowest-cost fix. For a complete “factory-fresh” restoration—especially on older or heavily used machines—our professional rebuild service delivers unmatched results.

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How Old Is Your Machine? Decoding the Serial Number

Whether you’ve inherited a unit, bought one used (eBay, auctions, etc.), or just want to know its history, the serial number reveals the manufacture date. Found on the frame or dial, the last three digits encode the date:

• The Letter = Month (A = January, B = February, C = March, etc.)
• The Two Digits = Year

Example: A serial number ending in C24 means the unit was manufactured in March 2024.

Planning to buy a used Numberall? Send us the serial number—we’ll verify compatibility, history, and available parts at no charge. Even if your machine was made before 1970, our modern heat-treated dials and racks are often 100% compatible.

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The Transparent, No-Risk Repair Process

We make the experience simple and honest:

1. Ship to Maine: Send your machine to our facility (we’ll guide you on safe packing).
2. Free Inspection: We perform a thorough assessment and provide a detailed quote—no charges until you approve the service.
3. The 50% Rule: If repair costs exceed ~50% of a new equivalent unit, we’ll openly discuss whether a new purchase is more strategic for your long-term production.
4. Fast Turnaround: Once approved, we complete the work and ship it back—ready for years of reliable service.

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Empowering DIY Maintenance & Self-Service

Numberall tools are built to be user-serviceable. Many common fixes take just minutes with basic tools:

• Detailed Manuals — Step-by-step disassembly, troubleshooting, and exploded parts diagrams.
• Video Library — Watch setup, spacing adjustments, and lubrication tips anytime at numberall.com/resources/videos.
• No-Cost Sample Marking — Send us your actual part, and we’ll mark it for free to demonstrate the quality you can expect after a service or rebuild.

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Reliability You Can Count On

Our dedication to supporting discontinued models and decades-old units underscores our focus on quality American manufacturing. No forced upgrades, no software obsolescence—just mechanical durability and lifelong support.

Does your press, numbering head, or tool need attention? Contact our team today at 207-876-3541 or sales@numberall.com to:

• Request a free quote or inspection
• Order spare parts or download a manual
• Speak with a Sales Engineer about your application

Numberall Stamp & Tool Co. – Precision, Permanence, and Performance Since 1930. Made in the USA.