Custom Marking Systems, Engineered from the Ground Up
When no standard machine fits your part, your process, or your standard, Monode designs and builds one that does.
Design to Order is our custom-engineering process: We deliver complete marking systems engineered around your application, built and integrated in-house, with Traceable-IT software at the core. Whether you're an OEM embedding a marking cell, an integrator, or an end user buying directly, you work with the engineers who actually build your machine for your exact application.
A Disciplined Process
That De-Risks a Custom Build
A custom machine is a serious investment, so we run a disciplined, enterprise-grade process for both completely custom machines and special additions to standard bases. Our Design-to-Order process also draws on something few competitors have: a deep catalog of custom builds we can adapt from, which shortens the path and lowers the risk.
Design to Order goes through a multi-phase consultative approach to tailor builds around your applications. Timelines run in weeks, not months: a simple cart build usually takes six to eight weeks, a mid-size system ten to twelve weeks, and larger systems twelve weeks or more, from design review through installation.
Engineering Design Review.
Machine Design Review.
Build.
Two-Stage Acceptance Testing.
Special Machine or Custom Machine:
Two Ways We Build to Order
Special Machine.
Custom Machine.
Real Machines We've Built
from Scratch
An eight-axis robotic marking system
A flip-cart design
A recently delivered marking machine
Fully Integrated Software Built into
Every Machine We Build
A custom machine is only as good as the software and controls that that run it. Every Design to Order system is engineered with the control architecture your operation actually uses. When traceability is the point, Traceable-IT sits at the core
Our database-agnostic traceability platform ties each mark to a verifiable record and integrates with the systems you already run. It's the difference between a machine that makes a mark and a system that proves it.
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