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What Are Low Stress Stamps and When Do You Need Them?
A low-stress stamp marks a metal part without leaving a sharp notch behind. The characters are rounded or built from dots, so the impression has a soft bottom instead of a V.
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A low-stress stamp marks a metal part without leaving a sharp notch behind. The characters are rounded or built from dots, so the impression has a soft bottom instead of a V.
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