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Since there's usually more than one way to mark a part, users are often faced with determining which marking method is most appropriate for their application. Part size, material, volume, budget, information to be marked, and other factors influence...
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Our letter number series steel hand stamps offer users an ideal solution for directly marking static number sequences onto parts.
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Durable Technologies' pneumatic impact presses offer users an easy to use and simple to set up high volume part marking option with excellent...
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Brass type from Durable Technologies is an economical, general purpose type for marking most non-metal materials such as books, leather, plastics,...
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Ideal for high volume applications, pneumatic impact presses combine the customization options of pneumatic press dies with a turnkey marking...
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Stephanie Dean is the Production Planning/Purchasing Manager for Omega Optical and she had a problem. The supplier of brass type they used to mark...
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Hot stamping has long been a go-to method for marking a range of substrates. Versatility and ease of use make hot stamping an attractive direct part...
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From individual makers and artisans who want to add a lasting signature to their creations, to industrial manufacturers who need part numbers to...
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When selecting a pneumatic press, there are a few specifications that you should consider to ensure that you are selecting the correct press for your...
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Jacob King is the owner of Tall Pine Forge in Holly Springs, North Carolina and specializes in forging 18th century colonial ironwork; a blacksmith...
