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▪ MARKING SYSTEMS

Marking Systems

▪ The Marking Spectrum

Six marking methods
One engineering team.

Every part has a right method — governed by substrate, depth, throughput and the standard it must satisfy. We engineer all six in-house, so the recommendation is never biased toward stock.
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Dot Peen Marking

Carbide stylus impacts a permanent, sub-surface mark. Forgiving on cast and curved parts.
Good for: Engine components · Superalloys & hardened steel · High-throughput production lines · Permanent serialization · AS 9100 / MIL-STD-130 compliance
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Scribe Marking

Near-silent diamond scribe for deep, continuous lines on hardened or thin-wall stock.
Good for: Curved & irregular surfaces · Continuous line marks · Large fabricated parts · Lower-volume industrial marking
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Laser Marking

Fiber, CO₂ and green sources for high-contrast, high-speed, non-contact permanence.
Good for: Tight tolerances · Thin or sensitive materials · Non-contact applications · Coated or treated surfaces
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Steel Stamp

Press and roll stamping for the deepest, most tamper-evident marks in heavy industry.
Good for: Deep, tamper-resistant impressions · Repetitive high-volume marking · Forgings & thick-stock metal · Heavy industry & energy
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Electrochemical Etching

Low-stress surface marking for medical and bladed components where integrity is everything.
Good for: Implantable medical devices · Inconel, Hastelloy & aerospace alloys · Spec-mandated etch applications · Sterilization & heat treat environments
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Machine Vision & Verification

Read, grade and verify every mark to ISO/AIM standards — the proof the mark is good.
Good for: In-line mark verification · Serial number audit trails · Duplicate detection · ISO / AS 9100 / FDA compliance