Column-mounted dot peen engraver EC1

The EC1 is a COLUMN-MOUNTED DOT PEEN MARKING MACHINE – a machine that can be manually adjusted on the vertical axis to position the marking head according to the height of the part.

It is ideal for marking small or medium sized parts, which are placed directly beneath the marking head.

The EC1 has a WIDE MARKING WINDOW (120×100 mm) and a column stroke of up to 300 mm, which allows it to mark parts of various shapes and sizes.

This machine also has a CONTROL SYSTEM, including a graduated column for adapting the position of the stylus in relation to the marking area.

The EC1 is able to mark ALL TYPES OF MATERIALS from plastic to metal up to a hardness of 62 HRC with CONSISTENT QUALITY AND PRECISION.

It only needs connecting to a POWER SUPPLY.

Dot peen marking technology with electromagnetic control enables parts with a variety of shapes and surface finishes to be marked: flat, concave, convex, circular, raw and machined surfaces.

Thanks to the tungsten carbide stylus, which displaces the material by creating a series of indents in the surface to be marked, the EC1 is equally capable of engraving alphanumeric text, logos, or 2D Data Matrix codes.

Marking Window	120 x 100 mm
Weight	16 kg
Passage under the head	280 mm
Stylus	Carbide
Rotating D-axis (optional)	For workpieces up to 150 mm in diameter
LCD Screen	95 x 54 mm
Keyboard	Built-in QWERTY keyboard
Power	100W
Power supply	110 V ou 220V / 50-60Hz

The rotary axis enables marking on cylindrical or series parts in rotation, ensuring precise and uniform marking across the entire surface. It optimizes productivity by automating the marking process without manual repositioning.

The barcode reader allows automatic and fast selection of the file and content to be marked, eliminating the possibility of input errors. It can read 1D and 2D codes, including QR and Datamatrix codes. It features a Bluetooth connection, ensuring wireless communication with the machine.

The plate support is a tool for positioning and clamping plates using magnets. A reference square allows the plate to be positioned precisely and repeatedly. The plate is held by one or two magnetic pads and allows the marking of plates of different dimensions without prior adjustment.