10 Best Aluminum Stamping Blanks
for March 2023

The 12 Pieces Metal Stamping Blanks Aluminum Rings Blanks 0.47 x 2.24 Inch Bending Blanks Rings Blanks for DIY Jewelry Making Customizing Adjustable Ring Size 7-9 we reviewed are high-quality, well-made stamping blanks. They're made of sturdy aluminum, so you can bend them over and over without breaking, and they measure 12 x 57 mm, so they're suitable for most people to wear. The blanks are smooth, so you can use them with confidence, and the surface of each blank is polished, so they're easy to use. The blanks are blank, not embossed, so they're suitable for carving, embossing, and printing. The package comes with 12 pieces of blank stamping rings, the enough quantity can suffice your daily use and replace needs, meeting your various decorative requirements. The package is compact and easy to carry, and it's suitable for travel. The 12 Pieces Metal Stamping Blanks Aluminum Rings Blanks 0.47 x 2.24 Inch Bending Blanks Rings Blanks for DIY Jewelry Making Customizing Adjustable Ring Size 7-9 are versatile, high-quality stamping blanks.

Abbicciao stamps are well-constructed and well-made. The package comes with a protective film on each side, and the aluminum discs are protected by a transparent cover. The protective film is easy to peel away, and the blanks are ready to use. The stamping holes are .122 inch/ 3.1 mm thick, so they're thicker than the blanks on our previous top pick, the Stamper's Choice 1 Inch Round Aluminum Tags with Hole, but they're also lighter, so they're easier to maneuver. The aluminum is also slightly thicker and denser, so it's less prone to bending and scratching. The stamp leaves a good impression, and it comes with several small, 1 mm, metal balls that you can use to adjust the depth or spacing of the impression. The stamp also comes with a small, flat wooden stamp handle for pressing down firmly on the stamp. The stamp comes with two stamps, so you can make two impressions at once. Overall, the Abbicciao stamping blanks are easy to use, and they make a good impression.

Abbiccio's 25 pack aluminum stamping blanks offer the best price, best quality, and best selection of stamping blanks in our guide. They are great for hobbyists, students, and crafters, and are perfect for jewelry making, scrapbooking, card making, and other crafts. These blanks are 3/8 inch thick and 150 millimeters in diameter, making them suitable for most jewelry projects. Each blank is made of high-quality aluminum and is deburred, smooth, and durable. These blanks are lightweight and are easy to imprint. The silver tone of these stamping blanks adds a nice, classic look to any project.

These aluminum stamping blanks are easy to work with, and they produce nice, crisp, clear images. They are smooth enough for fine-detail stamping, but ideal for larger designs as well. We liked that these stamping blanks come with protective film on both the front and back, which makes it easy to remove them from the sheet and to re-seal them. The blanks are also thick enough so that it's easy to get a good impression, but thin enough that they don't require a lot of force to make an impression. For jewelry-making projects, we liked that these stamping blanks can be used to make pendants or charms, and that they come in multiple sizes. We also liked that these stamping blanks are nickel-free, and that they don't leave any residue behind after stamping.

The Annalala 100-Pack Aluminum Stamping Blanks with Hole are a good set of stamping blanks for beginners. They're sturdy enough to hold punches and punches well, and the holes are large enough to accommodate most small punches. They are heavier than some other brands, which makes them easier to work with, but some people may prefer a lighter set of stamping blanks, especially since the thicker ones can sometimes feel bulky. We used our set to make several keychains, pendants, and bracelets, and we didn't encounter any breakage issues. The double-sided protective film helps prevent scratches, and the packaging makes it easy to store the blanks. The instructions that come with the blanks are pretty basic, but we found a video online that walks you through the stamping process, so it's helpful for beginners.

The stamp blank tags from efunlife are a good value. The metal is thick and sturdy, and the sizes are uniform (the holes are 0.12 inch in diameter). The protective film on the front makes it easy to remove the tags from the sheet, and the film is smooth and doesn't leave any residue. The blanks are sufficiently thick that they work well for stamping into, and the holes are large enough to accommodate metal jump rings. The blanks are stamped with whimsical designs, and they come in a variety of colors. The designs are simple, but some of them are quite cute. The blanks are packaged in by the sheets, so it's easy for them to be damaged during shipping. The blanks are 0.06 inch thick, which is thin enough to be a bit flimsy, but they're not too thin that you won't be able to stamp them out or punch holes through them. The blanks are packaged in 50-sheet packages, and you can order in increments of 10 sheets.

The metal stamping kit from UMAX is one of the cheaper options we tested for jewelry-making, but it's far from low-quality. This kit comes with 12 pieces of metal cuff bracelets, and it comes with all the tools you'll need to engrave, etch, or stamp them. The plastic handles are solid, the tools are easy to use, and the metal bracelets are flexible and durable. The bracelet blanks can also be used for stamping, engraving, or etching, and you can choose the DIY way at will. The blank bracelets also come in three different sizes, so they're easy to use for engraving or etching. The bracelet blanks come in white, and, as with all stamping kits, they're easily replicable.

RMP Stamping Blanks, 3/4 Inch Round with Hole, Aluminum 0.040 Inch (18 Ga.) - 50 Pack are high-quality 3/4 inch diameter aluminum stamping blanks with 0.040 inch hole. These blanks are thicker than most, and the 0.040 inch hole is slightly larger than our other picks. The blanks are slightly textured, which helps create a firmer grip when stamping. The blanks are stamped from a single piece of aluminum, which helps ensure a consistent thickness. The RMP blanks are a good choice for beginners, or for anyone looking for high-quality stamping blanks.

The RMP Stamping Blanks are made from 20 gauge aluminum and feature a PVC coating to help protect the stamping blank from scratches and marks. The blanks are raw, so you'll need to finish them yourself. The holes are 0.032" in diameter, and the squares are 0.5" x 0.5". The blanks are stamped on the bottom, so if you're using an industrial stamping die, you'll need to measure and mark the holes yourself. The blanks are easy to work with, though, and should work well with most stamping dies. The PVC coating is also helpful, as it protects the blank from scratches and marks, and makes it easier to handle. These blanks are inexpensive, and work well as the foundation for many different stamping projects.

The RMP stamping blanks have nice heft to them, and the hole runs right down the middle of the bar. They're slightly smaller than the blanks from our previous pick, but because they're so stiff, they don't bend as much when hammering, and they tend to perform better as stamping blanks. The PVC on the wrong side of the blank means that you can't use regular sheet metal screws to fasten the blank to the handle, so you need to use a specialist screw. The screw also needs to be super tight, or else the bar will wiggle around when you stamp. (If you use the screw that's included with the RMP stamping blank, the screw head will be too large and poke through the bar.) The PVC glue that comes with the blank is easy to get set up, and it's fairly strong. The blanks are double-sided, so there's only 1/4" of PVC on the wrong side. The PVC is strongest near the hole, and there's a fairly large hole in the center of the blank. The blanks are 1/4" thick, so they're plenty thick enough to stamp with.