Geo. T. Schmidt

ROTARY ROLL MARKING

Rotary roll marking machines are ideal for making marks on cylindrical or tapered round parts in high-speed, high production applications with minimal changeover. Parts are rolled across a concave type holder, applying enough pressure while doing so to create an impression. The resulting mark is less uniform than a traditional roll marker, but three times the number of parts can be marked within the same amount of time. Rotary roll markers can accept parts up to four inches in diameter, though custom-designed units can be made for larger diameters. Marking application examples include parts such as sockets, welding tips, screws, drills, rods, and more.

Our Series 19 and Series 20 rotary roll marking machines are easy to automate or integrate into a production line. These machines can be equipped with a variety of part feeding systems like bowl feeders, gravity chute feeds, hoppers, and carrier dials which provide a continuous marking cycle that reduces part handling and minimizes or eliminates labor