Scribing Machines – Scribe Markers

Pryor Scribe Machines are used for mechanically engraving stainless steels through to precious metals. Scribe marking is a marking technique that uses a carbide or diamond tip to create permanent indentations on a material’s surface.

These indentations form a continuous and homogeneous line, making the marking highly legible and durable.  Characters, lines, logos and pictograms are cut continuously in traditional engraving manner but mechanically and guided by software.

- Deep and permanent markings: The tip penetrates the material, creating deep grooves that are resistant to wear and tear.

- Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of materials, from soft plastics to hard steels.

- Clear and legible markings: The continuous line produced by the tip ensures easy readability.

- Quiet operation: Unlike other marking methods like dot peen marking, scribe marking is relatively quiet.

- High-quality finish: The markings have a clean and professional appearance.

Scribe marking is widely used in various industries due to its advantages:

- Automotive industry: For marking vehicle identification numbers (VINs) on chassis and engine blocks.
- Aerospace industry: For marking part numbers and serial numbers on aircraft components.
- Medical device industry: For marking device identification and traceability information.
- Machinery and equipment manufacturing: For marking part numbers, serial numbers, and other identification information.
- Military and defense: For marking sensitive equipment and components.

- Durability: The deep markings are resistant to wear, corrosion, and other environmental factors.
- Legibility: The continuous line ensures clear and easy reading of the markings.
- Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of materials and marking depths.
- Quiet operation: Minimal noise pollution in the workplace.
- High-quality finish: The markings have a professional and aesthetically pleasing appearance.