A kit for backing up the seed phrase of hardware wallets or other passwords. It consists of a 2-mm-thick titanium plate for words, a set of 36 letters and numbers for stamping, an ergonomic brass hammer, a rubber-padded anvil, and a template for easier word imprinting, a 12-word adapter, and a test titanium plate. The plate has 24 engraved cells for words and is resistant to fire, corrosion, impact, and temperatures up to 1650°C.
This kit is suitable for storing backup copies of crypto wallets or other passwords. The titanium plate is resistant to high temperatures up to 1650°C, fire, impact, water, and corrosion. Creating a backup is easy using the included hammer, stamping kit, and anvil with a template.
The kit contains
A 24-character titanium plate, 2 mm thick, with polished edges and laser-engraved cells. Side lines for stamping additional text and 4 holes for mounting or easier storage. The back side is completely blank.
A stamping template is a tool that holds the titanium plate in place and ensures perfect alignment. It features guides to facilitate the alignment of letters and numbers. The template is mounted on an anvil, the underside of which is covered with rubber to absorb impact.
Metal stamps for the letters A–Z and the numbers 0–8 (6 is also 9). Each stamp has a mark on the side and a guide line to help align the letters in the stencil.
A patented ergonomic hammer designed for stamping. The hammer ensures that the marks are clearly imprinted even with a light strike. The hammer has a brass tip that absorbs the impact and prevents the hammer from bouncing.
The anvil is made of metal and provides a stable base for stamping. It will provide a deep impression with minimum hammer force. It is also suitable for use on a table, although a stable table is recommended.
The titanium test strip makes it easy to practice before you start labeling your backup.
