Japanese Rotary Stamps: Number and Alpha
Every wheel is yours to set. These Japanese rotary stamps are the freeform cousin of the date stamp: the rotary number stamp turns its rows of digits into a date, a count or a code, and the rotary alphabet stamp carries the letters A to Z and numerals on every wheel, so it can spell out whatever you need. Change a wheel and the stamp says something new, which makes the possibilities close to endless. Each comes in more than one size.
Sanby is synonymous with rotary stamps, and this is a long-selling design with a track record for frequent stamping and clear printing. The handle is easy to grip and easy to press, the construction is sturdy, and the handle and gear are made from recycled ABS resin.
Pair it with a Shachihata ink pad, sold separately. The Nagoya company has been making ink pads in Japan since 1925. For dates alone, see our Italian rotary date stamp.
Part of our Making Tools collection.
- Dimensions
- Numbers, Small: 1.26 × 1.14 × 3.62 in, seal 0.20 × 0.71 in; Numbers, Large: 1.77 × 1.61 × 5.00 in, seal 0.31 × 1.14 in; Alphabet, Small: 1.77 × 1.54 × 5.98 in, seal 0.10 × 1.22 in; Alphabet, Large: 2.48 × 1.57 × 6.93 in, seal 0.16 × 1.81 in
- Origin
- Made in Japan
- Features
- Rotary stamp; handle and resin gear 100% recycled ABS