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Conventional stamping technology

Stamping machine with tools for fixed texts and consecutive numbering. From simple hand-held devices through to customized applications.

Hand-held markers – impact stamping machines – pneumo – hydraulic stamping machines – roll marking machines.

Marking takes place using steel types or numbering heads in a single stroke on flat or cylindrical workpieces.

Materials: cast iron, steel, stainless steel, aluminium, plastic etc.

Stylus and scribe marking

Stylus / scribe markers are ‘plotters’ for inscribing variable tests at speeds of up to 6 characters per second.

A marking stylus with a diamond or carbide tip is moved by a computerised co-ordinate unit to form characters. Font sizes spacings and positions are freely programmable. The inscription of angular and circular marks is standard.

A vertical stylus compensation mechanism allows marking on uneven or slightly inclined surfaces. The low forces transmitted make the system particularly suitable for delicate items and sensitive parts.

BORRIES

Borries machines offers the advantage of exceptional flexibility in the way of stamped texts, character heights and widths, and stamping depth. Because little force is used, solid, hollow and sensitive parts can be stamped. The tolerance equalisation mechanism even permits marking on sloping and curved surfaces.

BORRIES PRODUCTS CATALOGUEHANDHELD MARKING UNIT 313HANDHELD MARKING UNIT 317 VINMARKING UNIT 322Borries 520 Workshop Unit

Borries can offer marking systems with and without fixtures, from basic manual solutions to special, fully automatic machines.

Presentation and description of marking processes :

  • Scribe marking :
    Entails drawing the indented tip of a marking tool (similar to a scriber) into the material. Very gentle stamping process with highly attractive print image
  • Stylus marking :
    Oscillating (impact action) marking tip giving rise to a continuously drawn line (highly dense sequence of individual dots).
  • Dot Matrix marking :
    Characters are depicted by means of individually printed dots (7 x 5 or 9 x 7).
  • 2D codes (DataMatrix/ECC200) :
    2D codes (DataMatrix/ECC200) are also stamped with the same stamping head/tool as for dot print stamping.