Steel and brass dies and stamps for marking products.
Question: What is the difference between Dot Peen marking and Impact? Answer: Programmable marking gives you the versatility of marking several different legends and logs with very easy change over. If your mark is doesn’t chance much and your looking for something very fast, Impact Marking might be the best Read more
Example of a die shoe holder for emboss stamping. This example was used for marking vin tags. Each pocket holds up to (13) 3/16” tall custom font characters. Ref. AC3149
(7) digit, 1/2″ characters embossing serial numbers. CMT specializes in custom embossing numbering heads. With the requirement for the male and female dies to mate perfectly on every single press stroke, CMT provides custom die shoes to fit the customers press. As the press strokes, the included air actuators advance Read more
HPAG8908- ”UNIVERSAL STUD” Male/Female embossing pair Bank Gothic Md italic font Size: Cap .750” Lower .600”
UNIVERSAL STAD HPAG08908 Male /Female embossing pair Font Gothic Mid italic Size: Cap .750″ Lower 600″
Marked Part Model R800-75S Roll Attachment for .75″ shank. Accepts RS style type holder. RSB-500 roll type holder Stamp capacity per character size 5/32” up to 19 3/16” up to 16 Holder uses CMT style CMNS stamps Parts are being stamp Read more
Custom Die HENAF2660 Det 01- Custom Press Stamp to Read: 21-28643-000 103985, and 2D code and additional engraving/ (Ref Dwg. AB9699) Blank Size: 3.75″ x .75″ x 1.25″
Dies
MILAF2965 Det 01- Special Knurl Die
* 1.875″ Dia
* Reading: 0 thru 190
* 3/32″ Character Size
* 5/16″ long line with the numbers
* 3/16″ long lines
* 1/4″ long line half way between each numbered mark
Comparison to Competitor Engrave and Heat Treat of MAC’S logo per customer supplied art work. Logo height to be as big as possible which will be around 7/8”. Move the ”M” Logo and the MAC’S closer together. Blank supplied is soft. Material is A-2 ( Heat Treat is included in Read more
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