Scribe marking
Scribe marking machines are very similar to dot marking machines, but the principle is slightly different. In the scribe embossing machine, a needle made of hard metal or with a needle fitted with a diamond is pressed onto and into the workpiece to be marked with compressed air. This needle is then drawn through the material. These lines then produce the text, numbers or logo. This process is quieter than a dot marking machine and the marking resembles engraving.
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Marktronic BenchScribe 4000
Scribing machines are used for the mechanical engraving of stainless steels up to precious metals. Characters, lines, logos and pictograms are engraved continuously, but mechanically and software-controlled.
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Marktronic InScribe 4000
Scribing machines are used for the mechanical engraving of stainless steels up to precious metals. Characters, lines, logos and pictograms are engraved continuously, but mechanically and software-controlled.