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Letters Stencil Sets, 26 Pieces, A-Z
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Description
Available in a range of sizes, these 26-Piece Letter Sets A - Z feature sencils manufactured from hard-wearing quality steel with precision cut letters for a clean sharp image. Suitable for use with all paints and marking compounds for marking packing cases with shipping details, loading/work bay walls for identification, car park spaces and countless other applications.
Features and Benefits
• All sets contain all 26 letters of the alphabet for the full scope of application
• Stencils are manufactured from steel for durability and longevity
• Available in various sizes to suit your requirements
• Precision cut letters for accurate painting and labelling
Typical Applications
• Car Park and Load Bay Marking
• Warehousng
• Packing
Feature Attributes
Number of Pieces:
26
Character Description:
I,J,P,E,M,K,N,A,X,C,B,L,F,T,Q,D,Y,R,O,S,U,Z,G,H
Resistance Properties:
Waterproof
Product Reviews -
2 years ago by Terry
I am looking forward to using these stencils. They look very well designed and I suspect they will last a long time.
5 years ago by John
Very good product and seems good quality
5 years ago by LISA
EXCELLENT SUPPLIER WOULD HIGHLY RECCOMEND
6 years ago by Lynn
Great quality and exactly as described
6 years ago by Lynn
Great quality and exactly as described
5 years ago by Ralph
A bit thin and flimsy but okay
5 years ago by Rick
OK but very flimsy. wanted to burn the letters into wood but they do curl up a bit.
8 months ago
These stencils are a classic industrial design and are accurately cut and have sharp outlines. Serifs on the letters look great.
However they are a bit flimsy and one or two got creased in transit.Not the end of the world but was hoping for a slightly thicker gauge of steel. Will be careful cleaning them after use.
Certainly would have paid more for thicker steel, zinc or brass.
4 years ago by Sarah
Item never come they cancelled my order with not explanation
4 years ago by Timothy
No good not what was ordered they need to understand the difference between Roman letters and military ones
