
Dater-Numberer, model 9
All parts are produced and assembled in Germany. Housing and wheels are not made of plastic, but are manufactured in the highest quality zinc die casting. Thus, the REINER hand stamp model 9 is stable, durable and "Made in Germany".
Special features
- Dater-Numbering Machine for normal usage Standard line
- Date in many arrangements
- Date left or right
Order No. | Sample Prints | A ↕ | |
---|---|---|---|
172 500-000 | ![]() | 4.5 mm | |
172 500-900 | ![]() | 5.5 mm | |
172 500-900 | ![]() | 4.5 mm | |
173 000-540 | ![]() | 5.5 mm | |
173 000-150 | ![]() | 5.5 mm |
Technical Data
Prints: | Number, Date |
---|---|
Automatic action: | 0x, 1–4x |
Automatic Numbering action: | 4 wheels from right |
Wheels and body: | Die-cast |
Number of Wheels: | 6, with sinking zeros |
Figure size: | 4.5 mm/5.5 mm |
Date format: | DE, EN, ARAB, ISO, YY, YYYY |
Figure style: | Antique (Number), Block (Number, Date) |
Net weight: | about 610 g |
Download
add to the collective download remove from collective download
download
add to the collective download remove from collective download
Accessories
FAQ
To insert the inkpad → Fig. 1 + 3
Note: Use only oil-containing stamp ink.
Handle with caution to avoid dirt from ink!
> Press the handle A to the bottom of its travel, then while still holding it.
> Press the button B on the front plate and continue to hold it pressed.
> Allow the handle A to move upwards until the handle locks in place.
> Unpack the inkpad carefully.
> Squeeze the grips F on the back of the inkpad and hold them.
> Resting the back of the ink pad inside the pad cradle slide the pad into the slot F of the stamp.
> In order to return to the print position, simply push down on handle E.
To park the stamp → Fig. 5
To prolong the life of the inkpad, park the stamp!
> Press and hold button B on the front plate.
> Gently push handle A downwards until the stamp clicks & locks in a raised position.
> In order to return to the print position, simply push down on handle A.
Note
Some REINER models feature a metal locking plate sitting inside the outer frame, or some older designs have a locking pin placed at the spring tube below the handle.
Unlocking the stamp → Fig. 5
> In order to return to the print position, simply push down on handle A.
Note
Press back locking pin – e.g. model TA, K1.
To set the stamp wheels → Fig. 1 + 2
Example B6
> Press the handle A to the bottom of its travel, then while still holding it.
> Press and hold button B on the front plate.
> Allow the handle A to move upwards until the handle locks in place.
> You will be able to move the stamp wheels D freely with the stylus C.
You can hide preceding zeros in a number!
Example: 49 instead of 000049
> To do this move the stamp wheels D with the adjusting pin C to the empty spaces between “0” and “1”.
> In order to return to the print position, simply push down on handle A.
Note
REINER date stamps feature a lever mechanism to move the date forward day by day. This lever may also be used to adjust the setting of the wheels. Just press down the lever.
Preceding zeros → Fig. 2
Example: 49 instead of 000049
> Turn the stamp wheel D with stylus C to digit position “0”.
> Using stylus rotate and push down on stamp wheel through a half digit position until it sinks below print height.
> To return to the print position, simply push down on handle A.
Exceptions: Mod. B6, B6K, ND6K
Have no drop wheels. You may remove the zero from printing by turning the wheel “half way” to “1”.
> To do this move the stamp wheels D with the adjusting pin C to the empty spaces between “0” and “1”.
Note
Date stamps do not feature wheels that can retract.
REINER date stamps in general feature a lever to set the date. Just press the lever to turn the wheels.
Alternatively use a stylo and refer to “How do I adjust the number or date” an “How do I lock a stamp in its parking position”.
