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IMTS 2024 - TRADITIONAL MARKING SOLUTIONS

TRADITIONAL MARKING SOLUTIONS AT IMTS

Our traditional marking machines are engineered for exceptional durability and power. Built to last, they consistently deliver deep, clean, quality marks time and time again.

GT SCHMIDT TRADITIONAL MARKING MACHINES

  • Choose from Roll Marking, Press Marking, and Rotary Roll Marking.
  • Offers fast, robust solutions for marking flat or round parts.
  • Efficient marking for low-volume or high-volume production.
  • Easy to set up and operate.
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Our Series 255 rotary roll marker is capable of marking hundreds of cylindrical parts per minute.

OUR TRADITIONAL MARKING MACHINES

Roll Marking

Roll marking machines are a great solution for marking applications with high-tonnage requirements. The process is highly efficient, capable of marking numerous parts quickly and with minimal setup time.

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Press Marking

Our squeeze-action press marking system indents a whole legend in one stroke with a controlled motion that reduces impact and noise. Perfect for marking mild steel, tool steel, and soft aluminum parts.

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Rotary Roll Marking

Rotary roll marking machines are ideal for making marks on cylindrical or tapered round parts in high-speed, high-production applications with minimal changeover. Mark hundreds of parts a minute!

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If you are looking for a new traditional marking solution for your part marking application, contact your local territory sales manager or send us a message to get the best prices on our roll marking, press marking, and rotary roll marking solutions.

TRADITIONAL MARKING BENEFITS AND APPLICATIONS

Traditional marking machines include roll markers, rotary roll markers, and press markers. Roll marking machines have cross slides that rolls the steel tooling from left to right across a part. Characters are marked one at a time reducing the amount of force required to create the entire mark. With rotary roll markers, the parts are rolled across a concave type holder, applying enough pressure while doing so to create an impression. Press marking machines indent a whole legend in one downward stroke, using a controlled stamping pressure to eliminate impact and reduce noise.

WHY MANUFACTURERS CHOOSE TRADITIONAL MARKING:

  • Produces consistent and precise markings, which are crucial for maintaining quality control and ensuring that parts are easily identifiable and traceable.

  • Produce markings that are highly durable and resistant to wear and tear, ensuring long-lasting identification even in harsh environments.

  • Straightforward and easy to implement, requiring less specialized equipment and training, which can streamline the production process.

Popular Traditional Marking Applications

Aerospace Applications:

  • DoD and UID Markings
  • FAA Identification and Registration Markings
  • Serial Numbers, Part and Batch Numbers
  • MFG Name and Model Designation
  • Type and Production Certificate Numbers
  • Certification Symbols, Logos, and Graphics

Agricultural Applications:

  • USDA and ASABE safety regulation markings
  • Post codes, planting rows and block markings
  • Barcodes for livestock asset tags
  • Serialization and inspection markings
  • Part origin and date of manufacture
  • Serial numbers, stock, lot, and batch numbers

Firearm Applications:

  • Serial number
  • Name of manufacturer
  • Country of origin
  • Model designation
  • Caliber or gauge markings
  • Name, city, and state of importer

Automotive Applications:

  • Vehicle Identification Numbers
  • Manufacturer Identification Codes
  • Serialization & Traceability
  • Vehicle Attributes, Sequential Numbers

Gas Cylinder Marking Applications:

  • DOT 3AL 3AA Specification Numbers
  • Cylinder TARE Weight
  • Neck Ring Identification & Serial Numbers
  • DOT specs: 4B 260 and 4B 300
  • 10, 5, and 3 year Hydro-test Recertification
  • PHMSA and CGA Guidelines
  • Filler Station Location Numbers
  • Tank Capacity and Design Pressure

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