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Hand-Held
Portable Dot
Peen Marking System
 The
PryorMark HandHeld Portadot is a fully programmable Dot
Peen system for use in all environments where bringing
the marking
device to the part is required. It is the best solution
for accurately marking text, symbols, and Data Matrix codes
on large parts or components that cannot be easily marked
at a fixed station.
A
robust, lightweight design allows this hand-held system
to be used by anyone in a manufacturing environment.
It is an ideal replacement for hand stamping and reduces
marking-related injuries.
The
HandHeld is your portable solution for direct
part marking.
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FEATURES: |
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Self-contained
system, no PC required |
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Lightweight,
mobile units can be used right out of the box |
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Durable,
high-quality components, ensuring low operating
and maintenance costs |
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Regrindable
carbide stylus for permanent part marking (up
to 65 Rc) on a wide range of materials |
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Precise,
electromechanical operation, no air required |
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Linear,
angular, and circular (arced) marking formats |
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High-resolution
LCD screen |
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Dual
RS-232 serial ports |
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Digital
I/O interface |
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Automatic
serialization and variable data insertion |
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Time/date/shift
codes |
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Part
counters |
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Internal
dot logo generator |
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Ability
to import and mark HPGL graphics |
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Password
protection |
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Trial
run function to check the fit of marking data
before marking |
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Layout
preview of marking information on the
LCD screen |
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| OPTIONS: (Available
at additional cost) |
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Data
Matrix encode software |
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Win2068
NIMUE, Windows™-based marking software |
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Custom
locating fixtures and custom engineering |
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Custom
software |
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Column,
base, and adapter for using the HandHeld as a
bench-mounted system |
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Industrial
cart designed for holding the HandHeld system
and transporting to various locations |
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Battery-powered
operation |
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| Available
with column, base, and adapter for bench-mounted
use. |
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