Hot Stamping
This catalog features all the different models of hot stamping units and machines for plastic marking. Detailed information for each marker is provided along with a how to order chart. Also included are hot stamping accessories and options for custom solutions for your plastic marking application. |
Product Listing
Small Unit, Mite-E-Hot: This compact Columbia Model 911 air operated hot stamp marker delivers up to 240 lbs of pressure and is utilized in applications with restricted space or few characters. | |
Medium Unit, Model 912: This versatile Columbia Model 912 air operated hot stamp marker delivers up to 360 lbs of force and is utilized in the widest variety of marking applications. | |
Large Unit, Model 914: The largest of the 900 series hot stamp markers, delivering up to 1 ton of pressure, is ideally suited for marking applications requiring many characters or a numbering head. | |
Medium Bench Machine: This small press style hot stamping machine marks with up to 360 lbs of pressure and includes a heavy duty, steel bench top frame. CMT's PR912 features a compact holder for marking parts in tight places. | |
Large Bench Machine: CMT's large press style hot stamping machine marks parts giving up to 1 ton of pressure, and includes a heavy duty, steel bench top frame. The PR914 has a quick-change dovetail mount for fast change over. |
Accessories
Hot Stamping Foil: Color imbedded impressions are obtained by using color foil, fed in proper increments by our foil feed unit. |
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Digital Heat Controls: The digital remote heat (DH) control is used with a thermocouple heat sensor in the hot stamp marker unit. | |
Numbering Head: Numbering heads offer marking legend flexibility. The benefits include simplicity of design, and rugged durability. | |
Valve Packs: The Columbia Valve Pack is ideal for retrofitting automatic impact markers to existing lines without additional logic. These Valve Packs are sized for maximum power. | |
Steel Stamps: Link to Columbia's hot stamping steel stamps page to check out different sizes and types available for plastic marking. | |
Brass Stamps: Metal dies and type require about 1/2 to 1 ton of pressure per square inch of solid impression area. Softer plastics (vinyl, polyethylene) require less pressure than harder plastics. | |
Machine Base: Heavy duty steel base. CMT will mount machine controls, or operator controls on base when purchased with system. |
Additional Information
Hot Stamping Process: Columbia controls the three variables for a quality hot stamp impression. | |
With Foil or Without: There are reasons to hot stamp with foil, or without, depending on the purpose of the mark. | |
Simple Hot Stamp Test: A simple and easy test to see if hot stamping your part is a good option for you would be to first dimple it with a sodering iron. | |
Model Stamp Capacity: The Standard Stamp Capacity chart will help to determine which model is best suited for your application, depending on the number of characters and size required. |