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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.
Elmark Packaging's representatives have specialized knowledge to access your application and determine the labeling, coding equipment and/or labeling, coding supplies that best fit your requirements. Our innovative designs and competitive pricing have set standards in the packaging industry. For your upcoming number machines order, contact Elmark for your personalized solution.
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.
Markem-Imaje intends to be the team to trust for its customers, and thus to become the unrivalled leader in its market. They are embracing product design, pricing and service goals that reduce your total expenses over time. The company is also developing products and policies that reduce cost, waste and our environmental footprint. For numbering machines, call today.
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Numbering Machines
For applications where each item is required to have a different identifier, a numbering machine can greatly reduce the time taken to correctly number the items. Numbering is a commonly used organizational method of managing documents. In the case of legal documents, a Bates automatic numbering machine can be used to sequentially number a large amount of papers with unique identifiers in order to keep track of them during litigation. Other uses for numbering machines are in banks, government facilities and hospital laboratories where keeping track of documents and other items is necessary to daily operations. Other variable information can be included in the label produced by a numbering machine such as date and time, or a manufacturing code or batch code in order to provide more details if required.
Machines used for the numbering process can be either manual or automatic with a range of capabilities for single stamping, consecutive labeling and double or triple stamping. Manual stamping is cheaper than purchasing an automated piece of equipment, and it is easy to implement. However, it is labor intensive and much slower than a machine. Furthermore, if label or number placement is a factor, the inconsistency of manual numbering is not ideal. The proper selection of marking machinery systems depends on a variety of factors, including industrial application, product material and product volume. The material being numbered will affect the choice of machinery and determine whether ink printing, embossing or engraving, or laser marking is used to create the label. Ink stamping machines are typically used for regular paper documents such as legal papers, or tickets and bills, while an imprinting method might be used for glossy papers or for other paper products such as banknotes. Laser markers or engraving machines might be used for other objects requiring numbering that ink may not adhere to, or materials stamping might be ineffective with. The position of the number label will depend on its application. If for organizational purposes, the number should be fairly visible. If for accountability, or reference purposes, the number placement may be more discreet.
