The EmbossMax 5000 automatic metal tag embossing machine is designed for medium- to high-volume tagging needs. A coil of pre-fabricated metal tags is loaded into the system and it’s ready to accept data and start embossing. Tags can be made individually or in batches and are then snapped apart for use.
- Emboss or stamp one or more lines of text
- Designed for continuous, jam-free marking of up to 1,000 tags per coil
- Flexible options let you adjust the size, orientation, and depth of mark
Fully Automated Embossing
The EmbossMax 5000 uses dot peen technology to emboss metal tags using a carbide marking pin. The tag stock advances automatically after each tag is made. An optional recoiler can recoil the tags for later use.
Data to be marked can be loaded from a file or sent from a host system on your network. Make individual tags as needed via manual data entry or by scanning bar codes on job paperwork. Automatic data checking parameters can be set to prevent data entry errors.
The EmbossMax 5000 offers a variety of easy and mistake-proof data entry methods with the on-board Pannier 1Mark™ software.
Upload Spreadsheets
Transfer data extracted from your production software in a CSV file.
Upload Text Files
Send a text file with real-time production data over your network.
Manual Data Entry
Enter data at the workstation using a keyboard or barcode scanner.
Pannier manufactures metal tags in various sizes and configurations.
| Typical Tag Sizes | Thickness | .008″ to .018″ | .203mm to .457mm |
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| Width | 1/2″, 7/8″, 2″ or 3″ | 12.7, 22.2, 50.8, or 76.2 mm | |
| Length | 1″ to 7″ (in increments of 1/8″) |
25.4 to 177.8 mm (in increments of 3.2 mm) |
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| Typical Tag Materials | aluminum, galvanized steel, stainless steel | ||
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| Pre-Embossing |
Tags can be supplied pre-embossed with information such as your company name or logo or the names of fields to be filled in (e.g. Grade, Weight, Customer, etc). |
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Tagging Products in Harsh Industrial Processes
The raised characters on embossed tags remain legible through processes like shot blasting, pickling, annealing, hot dip galvanizing, painting, and powder coating where any other tag or label would be rendered unreadable. Your product identification remains intact even after years of exposure to outdoor conditions.
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