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Marking Head Eliminates Costly Secondary Marking Operations

4/16/2024

TapMatic MH Series Marking Head allows you to mark the work piece during the CNC machining process!

compiled & edited by Bernard Martin

Tapmatic MH Stamping Head Marking Leading Marks

The TapMatic MH Series Marking Heads has emerged as a real game-changer by eliminating the need for costly secondary marking operations. These marking heads redefine the landscape by seamlessly integrating into the CNC machine just like any cutting tool in a rotary tooolholder, marking workpieces with unparalleled accuracy and speed.

At the core of the TapMatic MH Series is a commitment to efficiency and precision. Unlike traditional methods that necessitate separate marking processes, these marking heads allow users to mark workpieces directly during the machining process. This not only streamlines operations but also significantly reduces costs associated with secondary marking.

Whether on Machining Centers, CNC lathes, or manually controlled conventional machines, these heads effortlessly integrate into various setups

Designed for ease of use, the TapMatic MH Series Marking Heads are remarkably simple to install. Whether on Machining Centers, CNC lathes, or manually controlled conventional machines, these heads effortlessly integrate into various setups. Their compact size ensures a seamless fit in tool magazines or turrets without causing interference, offering versatility across machining platforms.

Operating the Marking Head is a breeze. No rotation is required – simply advance the head against the workpiece, charging the internal impact system, and rapidly feed away. Adjusting impact force and marking depth is equally straightforward, thanks to the intuitive design featuring a knurled sleeve.

The TapMatic MH Series incorporates a cutting-edge shock absorption system, mitigating any recoil effects on the machine spindle or turret. This not only ensures the longevity of the equipment but also contributes to a smoother and more stable marking process.

The versatility of the Marking Head extends to the types of marks it can make. Whether it's part numbers, date codes, batch codes, logos, or other information, these heads accommodate standard or custom-made stamps, allowing for a wide range of applications.

Tapmatic MH Series Marking Head

One of the standout features of the TapMatic MH Series is its commitment to precision. The marking location and depth are accurate and consistent, meeting the stringent requirements of modern manufacturing standards. The impact force and marking depth can be adjusted by simply turning the knurled sleeve.

Efficiency is really enhanced by the quick change capabilities of the Marking Head. Characters and stamps are securely held and can be changed swiftly, ensuring minimal downtime and optimal workflow continuity.
In todays just-in-time production world, time is of the essence.

The TapMatic MH Series Marking Heads deliver remarkable speed, completing the stamping process in less than one second. This exceptional speed not only enhances efficiency but also contributes to meeting demanding production timelines.

The CNC Marking Heads are for use with standard type or custom stamps! You can also order accessories like standard type or custom stamps separately. Please note the Marking Head accepts standard type directly or you can use one of the separateType Holders for quick replacement of characters and fast change over.

The TapMatic MH Series Marking Heads redefine efficiency and precision in the world of manufacturing. From eliminating the need for secondary marking operations to offering user-friendly operation, shock absorption systems, and unmatched speed, these marking heads are poised to transform the way metalcutting machine shops approach product marking. As businesses seek innovative solutions to enhance their manufacturing processes, the TapMatic MH Series Marking Heads stand out as a beacon of efficiency and precision.

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Discover the Future of Manufacturing at the NTMA Manufacturing Advanced Expo 2024

4/9/2024

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The Northwestern Pennsylvania (NWPA) Chapter of the National Tooling and Machining Association (NTMA), in collaboration with Northwest Industrial Resource Center (NWIRC) and NEFF Automation as the premier sponsor, is thrilled to announce two exclusive events to learn about the latest developments in the manufacturing industry.

Join Leading Marks LLC on April 30th a Red Fern in Kersey, PA, and May 2nd in Erie, PA, at the Ambassador Center, for the Manufacturing Advanced Expo 2024. These events offer a unique platform for manufacturers and job shops to explore the latest advancements in automation technology, robotics, manufacturing processes, and their role in enhancing the skilled workforce in Northwest Pennsylvania.

A Glimpse into Tomorrow’s Manufacturing
With a focus on educational sessions that spotlight advanced technology and applications, attendees will gain invaluable insights into how the industry is evolving. Experts will delve into topics that are at the forefront of manufacturing innovation, including 3D Robotic Guidance, Deep Learning Machine Vision, Robotic Palletizing, Welding, and Machine Tending, as well as Industry 4.0 Solutions. These discussions are designed not only to inform but also to inspire action and innovation within your operations.

Leading Marks Industrial Identification

Graphix Laser Engraver: compact, space-saving, and easy to use in any workshop.

IN our view one of the highlights of the expo will be the display presented by Leading Marks LLC, a pioneer in industrial identification for the shop floor. With a focus on making processes more efficient while prioritizing safety, Leading Marks is will showcase the capabilities of the Technomark Graphix Laser Engravers.

The Technomark Graphix Laser Engraver stands out for its versatility and efficiency. Designed to cater to the demanding needs of metals and plastics, this technology can be seamlessly integrated into manufacturing processes or operated as a stand-alone workstation.

During the expo, Laurie Barcaskey, President of Leading Marks, will conduct live demonstrations, offering a unique chance for attendees to bring their samples for test marking. This interactive experience will provide a tangible understanding of how Leading Marks' solutions can elevate the productivity and safety of your shop floor.

Aside from the laser part marking technology, Leading Marks LLC also offers a range of other marking technologies, including thermal transfer labeling, ink marking, and other traditional marking methods. This comprehensive approach ensures that every manufacturing need is met with the highest standards of quality and efficiency.

Be Part of the
Manufacturing Revolution

The Manufacturing Advanced Expo 2024 is the opportunity for industry professionals in Northewestern and Central Pennsylvania to get hands-on with the latest manufacturing technology. With experts ready to share their insights, this expo promises to be an invaluable opportunity for learning, networking, and growth.

Don’t miss your chance to be at the forefront of manufacturing innovation. Register now for the Manufacturing Advanced Expo 2024 and take the first step towards transforming your manufacturing processes for a smarter, more productive future.

MANUFACTURING ADVANCED EXPO – KERSEY PA

Date: April 30, 2024
Time: 11:00am-4:00pm
Cost: $0
Location: Red Fern - 421 Old Kersey Road, Kersey PA

MANUFACTURING ADVANCED EXPO – ERIE PA

Date: May 2, 2024
Time: 9:00am-2:00pm
Cost: $0
Location: Ambassador Conference Center - 7794 Peach St, Erie PA

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