Automator – Switzerland
Marking Machines
Dot Peen
Dot peen marking machine is a technology aimed at identifying a product by creating alphanumeric characters or drawings. It is based on the high frequency vibration of a metal punch, which is electronically controlled, so as to affect the chosen material with a succession of micro-points. If your intention is to buy an efficient and quality dot peen marking machine, equipped with advanced mechanical technology and able to meet the most disparate needs, you just need to rely on those who work in the sector with great professionalism, such as Automator Marking Systems.
Laser
Laser engraving is the highest and flexible solution to differentiate industrial products and facilitate their traceability. Laser engraver technology is used for industrial marking, for example to engrave codes such as Data Matrix or QR-Code, tracking products, but also for highly aesthetic markings that can improve or beautify the product. How does laser engraving work? During the laser marking process, a beam of intense light is directed onto the surface to be worked and driven with moving mirrors or with a plotter head to create the image. Regardless of the type of engraving you perform, it is essential to have efficient, accurate and professional laser engraver, so don’t waste time and money with low quality instruments, but rely on laser marking experts, such as Automator Marking Systems.
Hard Stamping & Impact
Among the various existing marking methods, that of the impact marking is one of the most complex, because it requires a constant and regular incision. For this reason, the quality of the impact marking machines plays a fundamental role: some of their technical characteristics are indispensable for obtaining satisfactory results. Whether it’s manual or pneumatic stroke machines, the most important aspect, in fact, is quality. Impact marking machines offered by Automator Marking Systems are the best on the market: a wide range of products, ideal for a deep, fast and safe beat marking.
