FAQ for air impact markers
Air Requirements A simple chart gives various information for Air Impact Models. The information includes the bore size, stroke length, and relative time to extend, CV, SCFM, and expected drop in pressure of the compressed air. The Air Impact Marker is not generated solely dependent on the air flow. The Read more…
CMT uses Turck Brand sensors. The wiring instructions are all provided by Turck. Q: What is the wiring instructions A: These are provided my the manufacturer. Turck Sensor Wiring Explaination
Q: What are the weights for air impact markers models 88,98,288,298,451,751,851 and 78? A: Average weight per model – options selected may impact weight. Model 88 – 6.5 lbs. Model 98 – 15 lbs. Model 288 – 6.5 lbs. to 8 lbs. Model 298 – 15 – 20 lbs. Read more…
Question: We are using the PLC to send a signal for a very short time so we can control how hard we stamp the part. We have measured the wave form and it appears the signal is good. Could you maybe take a look at the components we are using Read more…
Question:: Of this model 78FKOB10E, I would like to know what is the difference between a pneumatic marker lubricated or dry? I would also like to know if the marker tips are included and in what sizes? Answer: The lubricated systems have seals that require lubrication. CMT recommends you Read more…
Question: I have a question regarding your markers and the mounting of the positioning sensor on the rear of the unit Within my company this unit has been used several times and the existing order number is 78FK-OB-10-E the cad model I have shows the rear connector off to Read more…
Question: Good Morning I currently am looking for a new 075FRL20. I need to know what size fittings are on the ends of the hose. I have attached a couple pictures of what I am looking for. I think has 1/4″ male pipe swivel both ends. Answer: You are Read more…
The Model 288 (an other air impact markers) all have a COMPLETE part number marked on them. The location for this part number is on the angle or mounting bracket. The complete part number can be found on the angle bracket/mounting bracket. The model 288 has many different configurations Read more…
Q- Can CMT’s model 78 mark a 1/4″ tall character into mild steel? A- No the model 78 air impact marker with the 2″ stroke puts out 2,200 lbs. of force at 80 PSI. (1) 1/4″ tall character going into mild steel will require an estimated 4,000 lbs. of force. Read more…
Q- I recently purchased the model 78-FK-OB-20 along with the RVPDDC retro fit valve pack. Due to a application change, I now need to use the model 98 single acting air impact marker. Do I need a new valve pack or will the double acting version work? A- No you Read more…