Drawing Files for Impact Markers
78 Drawing Info – MITE-E-MARK 88 Drawing Info 98 Drawing Info 288 Drawing Info 298 Drawing Info 451 Drawing Info – 4 ton SLIDE-A-MARK 751 Drawing Info – 8 ton SLIDE-A-MARK 851 Drawing Info – 10 ton SLIDE-A-MARK
78 Drawing Info – MITE-E-MARK 88 Drawing Info 98 Drawing Info 288 Drawing Info 298 Drawing Info 451 Drawing Info – 4 ton SLIDE-A-MARK 751 Drawing Info – 8 ton SLIDE-A-MARK 851 Drawing Info – 10 ton SLIDE-A-MARK
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Columbia Marking Tools (CMT), announced the latest updates for their popular Diameter-to-Diameter Roll Marking Machines. These systems are chosen
Basic part traceability for station ID saves manufacturing hours in tracking production issues.
Columbia Marking Tools, Chesterfield Twp, MI, offers a version of Slide-A-Mark™ Series Air Impact Markers that does not require lubrication. Externally identical to standard models, the non-lube models provide annual cost savings.
In these tough times, manufacturers look closely at what produces sales results. Recognized methods include: print ads, web-sites, direct mailing and conventions. Though these are all good ways, they are temporary and must be reinforced. The most important sales tool is usually overlooked – the product itself. In the very competitive performance racing industry, brand recognition is extremely important. Simple questions to ask yourself: Can your customers tell the difference between your product and your competitor’s? Does your product promote your company? Is your brand identity permanent? If you answered yes – you are the lucky few.
Columbia Marking Tools now many new features on the popular Mite-E-Mark™ Air Impact Marker. Additional features include: additional stroke length, integrated position sensors, and a low maintenance non-lube feature. This air impact marker is commonly used for economically marking lot codes, acceptance marks, or machine ID codes on metal and plastic parts. They may also be used in staking, seating or assembly operations.
Close look at engraved stamp after nearly 3000 impressions. Still looks like new.
Quick video of the exclusive CMT “see & Find” roll marking method.