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The Date Stamp can work up to 150 °C (302°F).
| Ref | Numbers | Arrow |
| FA04.... IA22…. | 0.15mm. (0.006") | 0.35mm. (0.014") |
| FA05.... IA30 | 0.15mm. (0.006") | 0.40mm. (0.016") |
| FA06.... IA32.... | 0.15mm. (0.006") | 0.40mm. (0.016") |
| FA08.... IA47.... | 0.15mm. (0.006") | 0.40mm. (0.016") |
| FA10.... IA57.... | 0.15mm. (0.006") | 0.50mm. (0.020") |
| FA12.... IA67.... | 0.15mm. (0.006") | 0.50mm. (0.020") |
| FA16.... IA87.... | 0.15mm. (0.006") | 0.70mm. (0.028") |
| FA20.... IA107... | 0.15mm. (0.006") | 0.70mm. (0.028") |
| Ref | Arrow |
| FA04.... IA22.... | M1.6x0.35mm. |
| FA05.... IA30.... | M1.6x0.35mm. |
| FA06.... IA32.... | M2.5x0.45mm. |
| FA08.... IA47.... | M3.0x0.50mm. |
| FA10.... IA57.... | M3.0x0.50mm. |
| FA12.... IA67.... | M3.5x0.60mm. |
| FA16.... IA87.... | M3.5x0.60mm. |
| FA20.... IA10.... | M3.5x0.60mm. |
In order to place the Insert correctly into the Date Stamp, turn it with a screwdriver clockwise until you hear a "click". Once the Insert is securely placed, turn it clockwise for changing the indication. To remove the Insert, turn it with a screwdriver counter-clockwise.
| Ref | Screwdriver |
| FA04.... IA22.... | 1.2mm x 0.2mm. (0.047" x 0.0079") |
| FA05.... IA30.... | 1.5mm. x 0.25mm. (0.059" x 0.0098") |
| FA06.... IA32.... | 1.8mm. x 0.3mm. (0.071" x 0.0118") |
| FA08.... IA47.... | 2mm. x 0.4mm. (0.079" x 0.0157") |
| FA10.... IA57.... | 2.5mm. x 0.4mm. (0.098" x 0.0157") |
| FA12.... IA67.... | 3mm. x 0.5mm. (0.118" x 0.0197") |
| FA16.... IA87.... | 4mm. x 0.8mm. (0.157" x 0.0315") |
| FA20.... IA10.... | 4mm. x 0.8mm. (0.157" x 0.0315") |
Yes, you can request a special engravings on all our date stamps.
Yes, on our catalogue page we indicate the size of the hole (E dimension) to be made before installing, the date stamp can then be removed using the appropiate ejector. On the smaller diametres (4 ,5 & 6) extra care needs to be taken to remove the part slowly, knocking softly to avoid damage to the internal mechanisms.
