Q: I am using a Modicon M340 controller. I would like to understand how you specify the addressing for the program file selection. Do I create the address in the stamper or are they fixed? A: It is fixed. Send over a bitwise value for the binary program selection. Within Read more…
Q: There has been a question of whether or not we should be mounting the unit with M10 screws or M12 screws. We are proceeding with M12 screws as I stated in the earlier email below, but the question has been brought up. Please address whether M10 screws or M12 Read more…
Q. The model calls out for a 17/32 clearance hole to mount these units. I don’t see any dowels on the drawings for these units. We are mounting these with M12 Screws, are we required to heel the marking unit due to the force? What is the preferred method of Read more…
Q: Should the IM- IS Integrator Scribe marking system be dry cycled? A: NO. Dry cycling of the IM-IS causes undo wear to the pin and pin housing. The pin actuates to the full length of the housing and breaks internal components.
Q: What software platform does I-Mark run on? A: I-Mark 2.0 currently only runs on all versions of Windows XP, Vista, Win 7 and Win 8, both 32 and 64 bit. Please note the older versions 1.73 and before, only run on 32 bit platforms.
Your Question: We use 1/4” round insert stamps for marking full hard 301 stainless steel. A consultant recommended the use of CPM4 as a stamp material to increase life of stamps. I was wondering material you make our current stamps out of (part# CM7G16)? And if you have an option Read more…
Q: Does the rotator alsways have to be connected to the I-Mark system? Q: Yes. If a rotator is purchased then the complete system must be connected to assure a properly “homed” cycle.
Q: For lubrication normally we use 10W “light” industrial hydraulic oil. This oil type isn’t mentioned in GM specifications. Our question is, which oil you prefer for lubrication of the air impact marker in the attached list? Can we also use the oil “5W/30 Motor Oil” for lubricate the marker? Read more…
Q: We are having a problem with the same W stamp breaking on a frequent occurrence. The same stamp breaks each time, I also wanted to inquire about having a stamp plate made with a set screw on the side to hold the stamps in a rigid manor. A: The “W” is Read more…