Hand stamping presses are easy-to-use, low-maintenance marking solutions that can be found in a wide range of industries and settings.
Posted by Matt Martin
Hand stamping presses are easy-to-use, low-maintenance marking solutions that can be found in a wide range of industries and settings.
Topics: Impact Presses
Durable Technologies' customers continually push us to discover new and creative ways to address challenges in the process of identifying parts. Sometimes we can get down in the weeds and we need to pull back and look at the bigger picture and put direct part marking and part identification in the proper context.
Topics: Direct Part Marking
From low volume artisan shops to high volume industrial settings, direct part marking is used to add aesthetic touches, makers marks, required information, bar codes, and more to a wide variety of substrates. Because of the diversity of application specifications and needs, there are many marking methods to choose from. We break down some of the most popular marking methods below, from less complicated options that are ideal for low volume requirements to more industrial methods for high volume applications.
Topics: Marking Tools and Supplies
There are many reasons to mark plastic, but with the increasing popularity of plastic packaging, for everything from milk to motor oil, it’s no surprise that the most common reason for marking plastic is to apply an expiration date to a food or beverage item.
So, what options do you have for printing expiration dates on plastic?
Topics: Package Date Coding, JetStamp, Rubber Stamps, Industrial Ink Jet Printers, Plastic
In the world of craftsmanship and industry, precision and permanence are often paramount. When it comes to marking various materials, steel hand stamps have played a vital role for centuries.
These unassuming tools are capable of leaving an indelible mark on a wide range of surfaces, from metal to wood and even plastics. In this article, we will delve into the world of steel hand stamps, exploring their history, uses, and the enduring impact they make in various sectors.
Topics: Hand Stamps
In the ever-evolving manufacturing world, staying ahead of the curve is crucial. We recently had the opportunity to speak with a key player in the architectural door accessories industry, who shared insights into their operations and innovations.
Topics: Testimonial
Posted by Matt Martin
In the world of manufacturing and industry, marking and identification play a crucial role. From tracking products throughout the supply chain to ensuring quality control, the ability to mark parts, products, and equipment efficiently and accurately has been a long-standing challenge.
Topics: Direct Part Marking
Roll marking is a type of marking method that uses a roll die mounted on a roll marking press, engine lathe, turret lathe, or screw machine. The die form is circular and the machine applies pressure as the die is rolled over the marking surface. The die rotates on an axle/shaft and the face of the die rolls over the marking surface leaving a permanent impression.
Topics: Roll Marking Press
Posted by Matt Martin
Ideal for use in many types of marking machines, our roll dies combine the flexibility of customization with the long life and durable construction of steel.
Topics: Brass and Steel Type and Dies, Steel Stamps and Dies
Posted by Matt Martin
For small businesses, craftsmen, and artisans, direct part marking customization is an excellent way to differentiate their products.
Topics: Direct Part Marking
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