
Dater-Numberer with textplate, model DN53a
Housing and wheels are manufactured in the highest quality from zinc die casting. All parts are produced and assembled in Germany - from A to Z "Made in Germany".
Special features
- for normal office usage
- very smooth operation
- date left or right
- date is set by thumb lever
- integrated self-inking mechanism with Ink-Cartridge (Colorbox Size 4)
Order No. | Sample Prints | A ↕ | |
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85 000-000 | ![]() | 4.0 mm | |
86 000-001 | ![]() | 4.0 mm | |
- | ![]() | 4.0 mm |
Technical Data
Prints: | Number, Date, Text |
---|---|
Automatic action: | 0x, 1x and 2x, instead of 2x are 3x, 4x, 5x or 6x repetitions possible |
Automatic Numbering action: | 4 wheels from right |
Textplate size: | 50 x 30 mm, messing-ungraviert |
Wheels and body: | Die-cast |
Number of Wheels: | 5, 6, non-sinking zeros |
Figure size: | 4.0 mm |
Date format: | ARAB, YY |
Figure style: | Antique (Number), Block (Number, Date) |
Net weight: | about 630 g |
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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”.
