Air powered marking tools.
The popular Slide-A-Mark has been upgraded with new operator start buttons. These buttons offer a more narrow profile and easier to use.
CMT’s telescoping 8 ton air impact marker the Model 751 Slide-A-Mark is best suited for high production marking. The classic sharp face characters provide a crystal clear mark. But mroe importantly the system offers a low cost solution for Date Coding or Part Numbering of production steel parts.
Columbia Marking Tools Slide-A-Mark 10 ton air impact marker was used to make the dot-style character marks in this steel automotive part.
The CMT Slide-A-Marktm Floor mounted pedestal is used in robotic cells to provide the fastest date marking operation available. Complete cycle time including loading and unloading part is less than 3 seconds, marked to the depth of .005” in standard steel.
Q: For the Model 78, when it impacts it seems to exhaust a lot of air. This is normal correct? Its just some sort of a quick exhaust? A: The seals are design to release the air when the marker contacts the part. The cylinder is not design to remain in Read more…
Q: What sensor is integrated in the model 288-OB-25-D? A: Eurofast: Small metric (M12 x 1 thread)10 volt/ 65 voltDC4 pin, 3 wire, normally open (+, pnp sourcing)Used in -E option of Model 78 Mite-E-Mark or -D of other air impact markers and hot stamping systems
Q: What is the NPT and the Tube size required to install the model 288? A: The tube size is 3/8” with a ½” shop air line into the valve. The air connection is 3/8″ NPT. For the complete operation guide please see the following document – http://www.columbiamt.com/CMT-Impact-Marking/Catalog/288_OG_and_parts.pdf
Q: Does the model 88 have a switch to tell that it’s returned and away from the part? A: No. The model 88 does not have return switch because the return force is generated with a spring. The model 88 is a single acting cylinder – air forward, spring return. Read more…