Air impact markers are a simple, durable and fast solution for marking metal and steel. Their versatility makes them great for integration and turn key solutions.
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Mite-E-Mark: This air operated marking tool offers 18 times the force of an air cylinder with the same bore. Compact construction allows this marker to be installed in limited space. |
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Single Acting 3 Ton: The Columbia model 88 impact marking cylinder is a rugged air cylinder with a built in stamp holder at the rod end. The 88 delivers a powerful impact blow of up to 3 tons at 80 psi. |
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Single Acting 8 Ton: The Columbia model 98 heavy duty impact marking cylinder is similar to the model 88 marker. However, the 98 delivers a much greater impact force (up to 8 tons at 80psi). |
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Double Acting 3 Ton: The patented design of the model 288 gives a marking pressure of 3 tons (or 6,000 lbs) which results from using 2.25" stroke with 80 psi air pressure. |
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Double Acting 8 Ton: The patented design of the model 298 gives a marking pressure of 8 tons (or 16,000 lbs) which results from using 2.25" stroke with 80 psi air pressure. |
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Robotic Mount 1 Ton: Compact and lightweight in design, the model 75S and 85S single action air hammers are pressure activated. Mount onto robotic arm and present to part, or vice-a-versa. The force required for actuation is equivalent to the air pressure being used. |
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Slide-A-Mark 4 Ton: The Columbia model 451 is the smallest of the Slide-A-Mark series. The solid cast iron construction contributes to the quiet marking capabilities of this system. The Slide-A-Mark feature acts as a self clamping device, and allows for minimal fixturing. |
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Slide-A-Mark 8/10 Ton: The model 751 (8 ton) and model 851 (10 ton) systems offer the widest array of options for integration. The Slide-A-Mark feature acts as a self clamping device, and allows for minimal fixturing. They are also offered with a wide range of holders and numbering heads. |
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Standard Holders: Quick change holders are used on the rod style K. These holders allow for the marking of larger legends. |
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Floating Holders: This option will adjust for slight variances in the marking surface. These are available on K style holders and the CMM adapters. |
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Numbering Heads: Numbering heads offer marking legend flexibility.These may function automatically for serial numbers, or manually for lot or part numbering. The benefits include simplicity of design, and rugged manufacturing. |
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Anvils: The perfect solution for marking on the opposite side of a sheet metal part from the marker. Simply installl marker and anvil on backside of sheet metal, and dovetail holder with stamps on the front side of the sheet metal. |
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Round Inserts: For use in CMT air impact markers with rod style "B", as well as the No. 8 inspector's hammer. Also useful in clamping devices for station code numbers. |
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Flat Type: Flat type is held into a holder with a set screw. This method is recommended for use only in applications with smaller forces and minimal machine vibrations. |
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Groove Type: Groove type is held into a holder with a spring clip or pin. This pin is made of spring steel, and is designed to withstand impact forces. Groove type comes in a variety of standard configurations: CMG, CMC and CMV. |
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Marking Pressure Chart: A detailed chart showing the relationship between character size and depth of mark, taking into account the type of material being marked as well. |
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Model Pressure Chart: Find the air impact marker model best suited to your marking pressure requirements. |
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Air Requirements: A simple chart gives various information for Air Impact Models. The information includes the bore size, stroke length, and relative time to extend, CV, SCFM, and expected drop in pressure. |
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Connector Styles: Integrated position sensors are offered on select Air Impact Models. Two connection styles are available: Mini, or Euro. |
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Punch Pressure: View our chart to calculate tons of pressure required to punch mild steel plates. CMT systems are used for more than marking. |
Air Impact Markers
