آلة ترقيم ديلي من (8) أرقام بإطار معدني بصمات واضحة مع وسادة حبر مدمجة و تحويل تلقائي للأرقام لون فضي

Key features include an 8-digit range, a sturdy metal frame for durability, adjustable wheels to set and repeat sequences, a clear imprint for easy readability, and a replaceable ink pad to extend tool life.

Place the machine on a flat surface, rotate the adjustable wheels to the starting digits you need, align the digits, and test on scrap stock to ensure the imprint matches your requirements. The wheels let you create repeatable sequences quickly.

Open the ink pad compartment, remove the old pad, insert a fresh replaceable pad, and ensure it seats correctly so the ink transfers evenly with each stamp.

Use it for stamping serial numbers, batch codes, or document numbers on forms, tickets, invoices, receipts, inventory labels, and showroom or clinic records.

Keep the stamping surface clean, use a fresh ink pad, press with steady, even pressure, and stamp from a consistent distance. The metal frame helps maintain alignment during repeated use.

Use only the recommended ink to avoid smudging or skin contact issues. Store the machine away from children and keep the ink pads sealed when not in use to prevent drying.

If you need more digits, the Deli 7-Digit Numbering Machine (E7507) is a close alternative with a 7-digit range. For fewer digits, the Deli 6-Digit Numbering Machine (E7506) offers a compact option. Compare their digit counts and wheel configurations to pick the best fit.

Deli 7-Digit Numbering Machine (E7507): https://fepy.com/product/deli-7-digit-numbering-machine-e7507 Deli 6-Digit Numbering Machine (E7506): https://fepy.com/product/deli-6-digit-numbering-machine-e7506

Think about how many digits you typically need, whether you require more flexible sequencing (handled well by adjustable wheels on the 8-digit model), and whether a slightly smaller footprint or fewer digits better suits your workflow.

Yes, you can pursue a return per Fepy’s policy if the product doesn’t fit your workflow. The process and terms are outlined in Fepy’s returns framework.