Made from oil-treated board, these stencils resist moisture and hold up through repeated use. They're a durable alternative to plain cardboard stencils for marking crates, pallets, and warehouse surfaces. The oil treatment stiffens the board so it lies flat for clean, consistent characters. Each set includes letters, numbers, and common symbols.

Note: Overall width varies by character.

Similar to a printer, these stencil cutters connect to your computer to cut out letters, shapes, and other symbols. Use them with polyethylene, polyester, and vinyl stencil board. They also work with stencil material that has two layers. The blades slice through only the top layer of the material, so the stencil holds together until you’re ready to peel it away from the bottom layer.

Stencil Boards with Adhesive Backing—Adhesive-back rolls have a low-tack adhesive, so you can use the stencil and then move it to a new location or reposition it.

Stencil Boards with Plain Backing—Plain-back rolls are about as thick as a business card, making them more durable than adhesive-back rolls. Because they’re thicker, they create clean, precise edges on your stencil.

Made of polyester plastic, these stencils resist moisture and repeated use, outlasting traditional oilboard stencils. Overall width varies by character.

Number Characters—Includes digits 0-9 plus dollar sign, cent sign, and blank spaces for pricing and numbered labeling.

Letter Characters—Includes A-Z plus a comma and blank spaces for spelling out words and full messages.

Use these stations to create reusable stencils. They include a UV light station and everything else you need for development. Stencils are often used to add complex logos or branding and can be used upwards of 20 times.

To create a stencil, print your design on transfer paper using an inkjet or laser printer. Place the transfer paper on top of the undeveloped stencil sheet, then place both under the UV light to transfer the design. Soak the stencil sheet in stencil developer to develop the image.

Make permanent, clear marks on metals without heat or force to preserve your material’s structural integrity. These etchers are often used for critical marking applications such as adding identification numbers to aerospace parts.

They come with everything you need to start etching. To operate, saturate the etching pad with solution, position your stencil on the item you’re marking, and press the pad over the stencil. The longer you hold the etcher on the stencil, the deeper the etch. After etching, clean the surface with solution neutralizer and dry the mark to prevent rust.