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Make Plans to attend Metalcasting Congress April 25-27

3/20/2023

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Metalcasting Congress returns to the Huntington Convention Center in Ohio on April 25-27, 2023.

Explore the Future of Metalcasting at Leading Marks Booth 715!
Metalcasting Congress April 25-27
See the latest trends in smart manufacturing! The newest equipment for your plant! The best in research and expertise. Get a head start on the competition by exploring tomorrow’s metalcasting advancements today. The Metalcasting Congress attracts attendees from across the foundry industry, as well as professionals from other businesses within the manufacturing supply chain.

Leading Marks will be previewing improved efficiency and improved legibility for pattern labeling with the Boss Buddy embossing system, as well as secondary marking requirements with direct-part marking systems, dot peen, laser & stamps, ink marking, hand-held & automated systems and thermal transfer labeling solutions. Additional product solutions offered include: workbenches, air filtration, vision, handheld scanners and in-line options, soldering irons, machining accessories and more.

Leading Marks will be demonstrating the following products in our booth #715

​Boss Buddy

Boss Buddy pattern labels metalcasting

​The Boss Buddy makes it simple to produce pattern labels. With consistently embossed characters the end-results provide better legibility of heat numbers, date codes and other traceable cast in identification of cast products.

EBS 260 Handjet Portable Printer

EBS 260 Handjet Portable Printer Metalcasting show 2023

​The EBS Handjet product line is designed to deliver the highest performance. They are ideal for printing on porous and non-porous materials. Some of those substrates include foil, glass, metal, lumber, concrete, and various other surfaces.

Durable Mecco Stamp Grip

durable mecco hadn stamp metalcasting show 2023 Foundry

​Durable Technologies' Safety First Stamp Grip provides improved hand protection and better marks. It provides a safer alternative for operators who prefer to hold stamps in-hand. Pocket sizes range from 1/4" to 1" square. Your hand stamp must be a minimum of 2.5" in length to work in the Safety First Stamp Grip.

 Visit Leading Marks at Booth 715

Metalcasting Congress 2023 Leading Marks Part Marking Booth 715
Visit Leading Marks in Booth 715
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Marking Precast Concrete: Oil Crayons vs. EBS-260 Hand-Held Inkjet Printer

10/12/2022

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HandJet EBS 260 Concrete marking
Marking 5 Lines of Code on Precast Concrete: Oil Crayons Versus EBS-260 Hand-Held Inkjet Printer 

The HandJet EBS 260 provides reimagined features and functionality for even more innovative, portable coding.

​The EBS-260’s print height has been doubled to 32 dots with print heights up to 2.2″ and will provide one to four separate lines of code. EBS has increased the capacity of the ink cartridge to up to 200,000 characters in a 7×5 matrix. Single- or multi-line messages from .276″ to 2.2″ high can be printed on both porous and non-porous substrates. It’s ideal for imprinting corrugated, paper, film, foil, glass, metal, lumber, concrete, and many other surfaces.

At slightly-over 3.5-lb. the unit features a new redesigned hand grip improved ergonomic grip contours to ensure that handling is comfortable and well- balanced.

​In the video below, the portable, lightweight EBS-260 marks a 2.2” high pre-programmed text and the printer's built-in laser guidance ensure precise message positioning. The EBS-260 features a touch-screen controller, with a 3.5"-diagonal, hardened screen, enables the user to view the message being printed and make on-the-fly text adjustments.

A  big thank you to Oldcastle Infrastructure, an industry leader in engineered building solutions, in Elgin, IL. for this video.
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Traceability for Collection, Look-Up and Data Sharing

9/15/2021

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Traceability Leading Marks identification wrench
Leading Marks can help you with traceability from the shop floor where machine to machine communication and data-collection is crucial to mobilizing reporting from the warehouse or in the field.

Traceability is common for collection, look-up and sharing of data. Whether it is Asset Tracking, EH&S Inspections, QA/QC Controls, Work-in-process, Assembly builds, or Field Service reporting industry is driving the need for traceability from cradle to grave. Why is traceability important for your organization?

What’s the value-add with the potential of data collected through mobile apps or plant-floor software packages?
  • Auto-trigger of reports and work orders based on data collected
  • Quicker reporting
  • Query and filter of data
  • Minimize down-time on the production line or field operation
  • Trends & variations evaluation
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Look Ahead: Good Things are on the Horizon!

1/13/2021

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2020: a year of less than clear vision presents a challenge to see what the future holds for all of us.

This year has left an unforgettable mark in our memories and on our world. With all of the challenges to meet with customers to evaluate applications it has been a good year for Leading Marks.

Allow me to indulge you with some details on a few notable installations of marking systems and related manufacturing equipment.
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The Boss Buddy Accessory Package

Boss Buddy Foil Tape
Boss Buddy Foil Tape
The Boss Buddy accessory package continues to be well received for pattern-labeling requirements in the sand cast foundries, and was even featured in Modern Casting magazine for the installation at Goulds Pumps.

This package improves the process by eliminating the “Spin-To-Win” rotation of a wheel one character at a time and replacing it with one press stroke embossing multiple characters at one time. Look for a new video of the package in January.

Direct Part Marking

Gravotech dot peen
Gravotech Deep dot peen
With high volume requirements of marking nameplates for regulators, this manufacturer chose to upgrade from an outdated rotary engraver that could engrave approximately 20 nameplates at one time to a Gravotech dot peen marking system equipped with an automatic plate feeder. The unique challenge presented with a variety of curved nameplates is now being well served with faster and more consistent markings. For lower volume requirements they further invested in a custom fixture that mounts on the base of the dot peen and extends over the feeder to accommodate the marking of square, rectangular and round shaped nameplates.

Ink Marking Solutions

Reiner Jetstamp 970
Reiner Jetstamp 970
Whether it was component marking or packaging for the food industry, the Reiner Jetstamp 970 and 1025 handheld ink marking devices solved solutions for several companies.

One manufacturer replaced their 2-part epoxy rubber rib stamp process and is now achieving much clearer marks in less time. Another installation at a food processing plant provided a back-up ink marking solution that kept product shipping out the door. Their application stream-lined the process utilizing bar code scanner data entry.
EBS260 Handjet
EBS260 Handjet
The  EBS EBS260 Handjet ink device increased in popularity with installations for packaging requirements on poly-mesh bags and replacing stenciling on steel plate — adding to our fabricators and lumber processing facilities already using the equipment.

These stand-alone systems are currently applying date codes, shipping details, heat numbers and more in a variety of operations and in different colors! And one of the steel processors capitalized on the process by adding bar code data entry.

Thermal Transfer Labeling

Bepop CPM-100HG5
Bepop CPM-100HG5
The MAX USA Bepop CPM-100HG5 simplified the labeling process for their mold cables and now have wrap-around labels on-demand to fit a variety of cable sizes.

The ease of printing and cutting with the details required on the labels per job provides savings in cost and time. The options for different color vinyls and ribbons provides many options for varying products.

Related Manufacturing Equipment

TBH DF Filtration System
TBH DF Filtration System
The TBH line of air fume and filtration systems has proven to be a great asset for our current laser marking customers. They are no longer spreading undesirable fumes into the general work area and improved their maintenance requirements on the system by eliminating debris in the work chamber.

TBH developed a special system design for using systems of the DF series in dental/ medical/ aesthetic fields of application in order to meet the high demand on hygiene and cleanability. Filter and extraction systems protect patients, medical staff and doctors from potentially infectious air, i.e. air contaminated with germs, bacteria/ viruses and particles or aerosols. In order to keep as few system parts as possible from contamination, simple and reliable cleaning/ disinfection as well as a convenient filter change are important.

Looking Ahead to 2021

Looking Ahead to 2021 we are excited about the solutions our vendor partners are providing to manufacturing operations, construction projects and food processing requirements. Whether your needs are for marking or the related equipment Leading Marks is prepared to help evaluate your applications with sample marks with the various technologies.

We strive to better understand your requirements based on the industry specifications, product and/or substrates to be marked, the environment it is subject to, available budget and other expectations that apply.

To better acquaint you to the product solutions and the limited ability to visit during these continued uncharted times, we are preparing a schedule of webinars with our vendors. If you want to be alerted to the workshops, please email sales@leadingmarks.com.

Exciting things are in store in 2021 as Leading Marks continues to Identify Solutions to suit your needs.Happy New Year!
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Leading Marks Sponsors Pitt Chem Day

9/24/2018

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Pittsburgh Chemical Day 2018
Lets meet up at PittChem Day on Tuesday, October 2, 2018.  This event, held at Heinz Field, is organized by the Chemical Association of Pittsburgh. The Chemical Association of Pittsburgh is a non-profit corporation formed to foster and promote interest and awareness in the local chemical industry and to encourage wider acquaintance among those engaged in the allied industries.

​The day long event will feature a number of speakers and some great networking opportunities
As a sponsor, Leading Marks  will be displaying solutions for marking solutions including:
  • BePop Printers
    • CPM-100G3U
    • CPM-200GU
  • EBS Ink Jet Print Systems
    • EBS 250
    • EBS 260
    • EBS 6500
For additional details visit the PittChem Day website.
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HandJet Printer Simplifies Wear Part Marking at Jadco Manufacturing

9/13/2017

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EBS260 Handjet printer
EBS260 Handjet printer
JADCO Manufacturing, Inc. in Harmony , PA, is a leading global provider of wear resistant steel products to combat impact and abrasion challenges for over 40 years. Founded in August of 1980,  JADCO offers an unparalleled array of proprietary products to optimize operations.
According to Sarah Rattigan, Supply Chain Manger at JADCO, "We have been working with Leading Marks since 2017. Laurie Barcaskey is very responsive and pleasant to work with."

We began talking to Laurie when we needed a way to mark our plates with large letters/numbers that would not fall off when pulled for fabrication or to ship."

JADCO purchased the EBS Ink Jet EBS260 Handjet printer to mark our steel plates.  Laurie stopped in several times to show us how to work the printer and try it out on our plates prior to purchasing it."
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A JADCO wear liner installed in a new piece of equipment
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We were using stencils and spray paint prior to this.  The steel stencils were heavy to carry around and would get caked with the spray paint over time."

The EBS Handjet printer is light to carry around and easy to maintain.  It also marks the plates much nicer than the stencils did."


​"I would recommend Leading Marks and the EBS260 Handjet printer to anyone needing an easier, cleaner way to mark their material."

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Fundamentals of Ink Marking

8/17/2016

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by Laurie Barcaskey
Fundamentals of Ink Marking Stamps stencils portable devices in line systems
photo courtesy of EBS Inkjet-Systems
Stamps & Stencils, Portable Devices, and In-Line Systems apply marks directly onto product without disturbing the product integrity and eliminates the need to apply labels where adhesive may be a deterrent. Electronic devices provide versatility of changing marking detail quickly and automatically.

Varying ink options provide contrast to the substrate or when needed to define a process designation. Whether your need is in the manufacturing or packaging process, or at the final stage of shipping, current marking devices improve the process where industrial markers and stencils were  common tools of the trade.

  • Stamps & Stencils most commonly used in hand stamping operations with rubber stamps, self-inking stamps or rubber rib-type & rollers. Oil-board or mylar stencils as pre-cut made-to-order or made in-house with manual or computerized machines are inexpensive options for larger text requirements or when applying shipping details.
  • Portable Devices improve the legibility of manual ink stamping operations, as well as enable the marking details to include bar codes for improved traceability.
  • In-Line Systems are most commonly used for automated lines where traceable identification such as batch, heat or product numbers need to span the length of a product, or application of the mark is done while the product travels through the production line.
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Change?!? The marking process. Really?

7/27/2016

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by Laurie Barcaskey
Well, we’ve all heard it and hate the saying “but we’ve always done it that way.” Yes, I’m included in saying it, hearing it and resisting the thoughts of change at times but it’s inevitable and best if we embrace it and help make it happen.
Some think I made a bold change in quitting a stable, good-paying job to start my own business.

Let me tell you the process of making that decision was not simple or without the help of good mentors and the guiding of a much higher power (thus the name Leading Marks came to be.) Deep down it has been a desire for much longer than you might believe, and so far one of the best decisions I have made.

We are just plain stubborn or cowards. Whatever it is, we all know there are better things, circumstances, and relationships if we just stop, evaluate the situation, understand the risks and advantages, along with the costs and rewards.
Gravotech IMPACT: Benchtop dot peen marking machine
Gravotech IMPACT: Benchtop dot peen marking machine
Selling marking solutions is no different. I hear reasons like “I’m using Brand XYZ and they have always delivered”, or “it works for our needs right now.” Or even, "Well, it’s interesting but I’m not sure it fits our operation."  And of course, "We’ve always done it this way."
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Originally used with manual pantograph engraving machines, ONECUT engraving cutters are available in HSS steel or carbide and 3 different sizes (3.17mm, 4.36mm and 6.35mm)
So I challenge all of you to think about your marking process.
  • What is it you have to mark?
  • Why are you using the equipment you are to mark whatever it is?
  • How long have you been marking it that way?

Probably longer than you can remember or maybe you inherited it and haven’t had the reason to explore changing.

Maybe you don’t think you have the budget but have you looked into the savings by making the change?
Consider hand stamps for direct-part marking. Yes, it might be a caveman way of applying the mark and has its place in production. Let me ask a couple simple questions though.
  • When was your last injury from a foul-blow of the hammer striking the stamp?
  • How much did that workman’s comp claim cost?
  • What about the legibility of the mark if it was more than one character — alignment, consistent depth of impression?

Well maybe a quick solution is to add a hand stamp holder to make it a safer marking process. Maybe it’s time to consider adding a holder/type arrangement or dot peen marking system that would provide you more consistency not to mention versatility.

Then again, maybe it’s using paint markers or stencils & ink rollers to apply text to beams, cartons or preformed concrete components. What a mess and waste of material. Talk about penmanship – what’s it going to be like in the future now that they don’t teach cursive writing in schools? Some of the newest technologies for applying ink marks are handheld, Bluetooth or computer-driven and are more environmentally friendly – not to mention economical in the long run by eliminating material waste or one-time use of stencils.
Over the past few months I’ve been working with the foundry industry to look at their pattern identification. Not surprisingly this mature industry has not considered changes for this process for quite some time. However, vendors go out of business, the solutions available work but may not provide the results their customers would prefer (words directly from one of my customers who uses castings in their operation).

The cast-in characters aren’t well defined or missing completely.

Why would they want to change you ask?
Hand Held Printer EBS 260
Hand Held Printer EBS 260
Well it’s cumbersome to rotate wheels around one character at a time – especially when you might have to make 50 to 100 of the same legend. Using proven, traditional components I’ve been able to take a new solution to an industry that wasn’t even looking.

Every mark you make that the customer sees is reflective of your corporate image. Branding is a topic for another day. Yes, you can get inexpensive solutions on the internet, especially for commodity items like labels and rubber stamps. But do you get the service and support that offers alternatives with your company’s interest in mind? Oh I forgot, you’ve always worked with that company and don’t want to make the change.
There’s that word again – change. I might not be the one you have worked with for years on your marking solutions. You might not have even been aware that there are experienced consultants out there to help offer suggestions for you to consider. Well there is, and I’m happy to schedule an appointment to review your marking process to see how it might be improved. Identifying solutions and improving processes are what I do. What is it you have been resisting to change?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Laurie Barcaskey of Leading Marks is an authorized manufacturer’s representative with 30 years of experience and shop floor knowledge of solutions for industrial identification, part traceability and pipe testing. Laurie is the third generation of one of the marking industry’s most innovative and enduring family legacies, tracing back to 1889.
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2016 May, Miss the Mark

4/27/2016

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by Laurie Barcaskey
When people ask me what I do for a living and I say “I sell industrial identification equipment and solutions for traceability” it’s not unusual to get a blank look and immediately asked “What’s that?”

As soon as I mention VIN identification and car recalls they get it and we talk further about the many places that marking is around us.
Whether you realize it or not, marking is more in demand today than ever before. While automotive and food related recalls may be what people are most familiar with, the marking applied to the products we use every day are vital to business’s bottom line and the safety of us, the users.

Industrial identification helps to insure the correct components are being assembled, or track the material, date of manufacture – even as far as what line or operator was involved in the production.

Construction is made simpler when structural steel sections are marked with piece-part identification helping the operator insure beams are correctly erected.

And in our personal lives it helps insure medical processes are associated with the correct patient – including the traceability of devices used in the procedures.
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DoD-UID-label-sample
UID - Unique Identification Marking is a part of the compliance process mandated by the US DOD. It is a permanent marking method used to give equipment a unique ID.
Depending on where I am when in these discussions it is easy to find examples of the marks that surround us all the time.

At a restaurant, look at the utensils or the condiments; in your yard (where I like to be the best!) look at the shovels, rakes, hatchets; or in your home check out the appliances, door hinges and locks.

When you are at the mall you probably don’t give much thought to the way-finding signs or identification for fire alarms, AED’s or other emergency related devices, but without them we would be lost in times of need.

More and more industries are requiring products to be marked with machine-readable codes that can be quickly scanned to obtain critical data, or to minimize liabilities that impact the risk associated from material defects, operational design failures or like circumstances.
How the product gets marked takes into consideration the type of material being marked, the amount of information that needs to be marked, at what point in the production the marking will be done, and the cycle available to apply the mark.

While direct-part marking is the most permanent identification, some products may be at risk with these processes. Therefore, labeling or tags may be more applicable.

Options for the adhesives and/or retention devices are available, and again take into consideration the application and environment for which the component will be used.
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Now that more and more parts are marked with the addition of bar codes, organizations often struggle with how to capture and use the data. Smart devices and bar code scanners that interface with databases allow quicker capture of the data.
EBS 260 Handjet Portable Printer
EBS 260 Handjet Portable Printer
Recently I worked with an organization that incorporated a laser to mark the metal tag on a valve at their testing station rather than marking where additional part handling would have been required. They were able to apply the bar code with other product details once the product passed the test. 

And yet another project I was working on incorporated a thermal transfer printer in the testing station. Through the machine communication that was able to trigger the marking details, these organizations were also able to capture the pertinent test information about the product that might arise in the future.
As industry requires marking more often, I must admit that marking and traceability of products has never been more exciting.

How can I help you mark your part and capture the details?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Laurie Barcaskey of Leading Marks is an authorized manufacturer’s representative with 30 years of experience and shop floor knowledge of solutions for industrial identification, part traceability and pipe testing. Laurie is the third generation of one of the marking industry’s most innovative and enduring family legacies, tracing back to 1889.
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EBS Ink Jet System: HandJet EBS250

1/8/2016

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The innovative HandJet EBS-250 combines the proven success of the EBS-230 production line ink-jet system and adds a unique, wireless interface.
EBS Ink Jet Systems HandJet EBS250
EBS Ink Jet Systems HandJet EBS250
Are your handwritten marks with paint markers causing you problems? What about the mess of stencils & ink rollers? Look no more!

The EBS Handjet 250 is a portable ink marking tool that has Bluetooth capabilities with 10-message and 30-message libraries. Legibility is achieved with a 5×5, 7×5 or 16×10 character matrix and allows the imprint of alpha-numeric characters, logos, and barcodes – including date codes, serialization and more.

It signals a new era in portable, hand-held ink-jet coding, replacing antiquated hand coders such as stencil machines, stamps and roll coders, which are laborious and expensive in use and problematic with ink management.

Weighing in at just under two pounds – including its on-board rechargeable battery and ink cartridge – the HandJet EBS-250 is the ultimate in lightweight, compact coding.

With its patented print technology, the unit improves and economizes ink management to make traditional manual coding methods like stencil marking, hand stamps and roll coders virtually obsolete.

The EBS Handjet 250 allows marking on wood, cardboard, metal (painted & bare surfaces), plastics. This includes flat and round surfaces. Accessories for stabilization on curved surfaces available.

By using solvent-based inks in an array of colors, the HandJet EBS-250 provides fast, clean printing on a variety of corrugated materials, in addition to metal, glass and plastic substrates. The unit’s high-volume ink-jet cartridge efficiently provides up to 100,000 characters with a dot matrix of 7×5.

Available inks include Acetone, Ethonol and MEK. Color options include however limited by ink chemistry in some cases: Black, Blue, Red, White, Yellow and Clear (UV readable).

This light-weight tool provides flexibility of marking with inks without the mess and provides consistent in mark appearances that allow for traceability.

The HandJet EBS-250 uses a simple MicrosoftTM Windows®-based program to format and transmit messages that are easily created on a personal computer. Messages can consist of alphanumerics and logos from Windows® fonts and symbols, as well as diacritical characters.


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