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As a manufacturer and integrator of Dot-Peen, scribe and laser marking systems and equipment since 1971, Telesis provides permanent part marking solutions to customers all over the world. Telesis continues to expand its part marking technologies to assure you receive the best design for your plant and product needs -- tough and durable to withstand real-world industrial manufacturing conditions.
Established in 1980 by individuals with extensive experience in the field of packaging, Elmark Packaging, Inc. is a supplier of labeling, coding and marking solutions as well as the methods, and materials for adding information to packages and products. When it comes to marking tools, they can provide the exact tool to your specifications. Call or visit their website today to get started!
Mercury Marking Devices has been in engraving since 1918. We offer marking machines and support for your product coding applications. Our marking systems include pin markers; presses-pneumatic, hydraulic and roll markers; steel types and dies; type holders and numbering heads. Call us today to learn more about our company. We look forward to hearing from you!
New Method Steel Stamps is the world leader in manufacturing Automatic Roll Marking Attachments for OD and End Face marking. We also specialize in In-House Designing and Building Primary and Secondary Marking Machines. Numbering Heads, Pneumatic and Manual Impact Marking Presses. We also do recycling inserts (engraving).
The Kwikmark dot peen impact marking system is a self-contained marking tool that doesn`t require a PC for operation. It is designed to be the easiest system to use & is the fastest dot peen marking machinery system available. The kwikmark is a chipless engraving machine that marks gears & cams and is a cost-effective alternative to laser marking. No training is necessary, & it is low maintenance.
To become the trusted industry leader in manufacturing, Markem-Imaje works to raise customer expectations for products and services with solid and transparent commitments, supported by tangible benefits. They strive to increase uptime, lessen waste, be planet-friendly and reduced costs. Turn to Markem-Imaje for all of your marking tools and other requirements.
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Marking Devices
Choosing the most suitable marking device for a product depends entirely on what the device will be expected to accomplish and the material which it is to mark. Marking devices can include presses, laser markers, nameplate presses, stylus marking devices, roll or rotary marking devices, hot stamping machines, and plasma etching machinery. Chemical marking and industrial inkjet printing devices are also available. For intricate and more delicate marking operations, a handheld marking tool can be used in the form of a stylus or engraving tool, or a hand stamping tool. Handheld marking tools do not have the uniform consistency of automated machines but in applications such as engravings and jewelry can achieve a higher level of precision and detail. With such a wide range of marking devices available, one can be found to integrate into many industrial applications.
The different marking devices use many methods to achieve the final desired mark on a surface or part. Marking presses typically use air to rapidly move a ram to create enough pressure to indent a material, while hydraulic pressure slowly squeezes an impression into a part. Nameplate presses may be operated manually or mechanically and also use pressure to produce a stamped design on a plate. Laser marking devices use a variety of laser wavelengths to inscribe designs on a number of materials or parts, and this is a very common and effective method of marking and is used widely. Stylus marking devices are those in which a number of stylus "heads" rapidly punch a design into a part. Dot peen machines similarly use a pin which creates a series of dots in an identifying pattern or shape on the surface of an object. Hot-stamping devices apply a colored foil or multi-colored image through the pressure of a hot die. Plasma etching devices use a high-speed stream of plasma which is shot in pulses at a metal. Chemical marking devices use electrolytes which react with certain metals to create a flat image on the metal's surface. Inkjet devices spray ink onto the surface of a product, marking it with barcodes, labels, and any other design that may be needed.
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