Air Impact Markers
Air powered marking tools.
Air Impact Markers
78 Mite Mark Test Mark
The AMAZING MITE-E-MARK model 78 is the ONLY air cylinder with a 1 ¾ ” stroke that delivers over 1 ton of force. So the reason for this test is IMPORTANT. The unsupported Catalytic Cylinder may be damaged by the impact blow required to make the mark. Example #1 Read more…
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751 Slide-A-Mark Test Mark
Test mark request #90 Test mark with model 751 (6) 1/8” tall characters Part material Aluminum
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Model 288 Rod sticking
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…
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FAQ Model 78 MIte E Mark
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…
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Otics 78 impact prick punch test
(6) sample marks were tested. The Model 78 was used in both a 1″ stroke (less force) and the 2″ stroke (more force). Different PSI settings were tested to show varying depths achievable. The “P90” prick punch was used on test 1‐4 which is the most commonly used. The 120* Read more…
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FAQ Position Sensors
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…
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Questions on FRL for Model 75
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…
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Marking Cast Aluminum Dot Peen Vs Impact
Impact vs. Dot-Peen: The (3) parts provided are challenge to provide a solution as requested: a) Impact b) One Fixture Impact Test: Model: 751 Material: Aluminum Surface: Cast Rough Air pressure: 30 PSI Character Size: 1/4” Number of characters: 6 Notes: Surface Factor is obvious in this example. Notice Read more…
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Air Impact Marker – Part number location
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…