Air Impact Applications
Model 451-OAS63-25-E
Q. I need to mark (18) 3/32” tall characters into aluminum. Will the model 451-OAS63-25-E work? A. No it will not. (See below) The model 451-OAS63-25-E only has a 5/8’’ wide pocket which will only hold (6) 3/32’’ characters. (a special blank spacer would also be needed to fill Read more…
Hand Stamping FAQ
What kind of hammer should I use when hand stamping?
This is a very common question we get. Below are a few factors that will help determine the proper hammer size The kind of material being marked. The amount of information being marked. Skill level of the person hand stamping. Hitting the stamp square with the characters perpendicular to the Read more…
Dot-Peen
I-Mark service RMA
Customer: Do I need an RMA to send in my IM-M75 for service. We had a part crash into the head and I would like it reviewed. CMT: Sorry to hear that, yes you can use the link below to obtain an RMA. Please include a copy with machine Read more…
Dot-Peen
How many amps does the controller for the IM-ID60 draw?
Customer: How many amps does the model 200 controller for the IM-ID60 draw? CMT: 6 amp draw on average. 10 amp circuit breaker is recommended.
Air Impact FAQ
751-26 bushing won’t come out on the model 751-25-OK-60-E2-NL
Customer: I am trying to change out the seals in the model 751-25-OK-60-E2-NL, but cannot get Det.26 bushing out. CMT: You will need a spanner wrench. If you do not have a spanner wrench you can leave the collar (Det.20) tight and lightly tap it to break the bushing Read more…
Air Impact FAQ
Model 751 not retracting
Customer: I have the model 751-OK-25-00 Slide-A-Mark. The unit extends to mark but does not retract, while extended it leaks air. CMT: The model 751 is designed to allow air to pass through the keyway to help keep them clean. Did you change the marking head orientation? Customer: Yes Read more…
Air Impact FAQ
Part number location for 751 Slide-A-Mark
Q- I would like a quote for a 751 Slide-A-Mark but do not know the complete part number. Is the part number stamps on the unit? A- Yes the complete part number is stamped on the back cap. Please see the picture below.