Borries Marking Systems
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Ann Arbor, MI 48108
New Electrical Marking Head from Borries Features Height Sensor for Automatic Fine Positioning
Marks characters with height of down to 0.3 mm and can mark Data Matrix Code or clear text. Available with 350 marking machine and optional on 322 marking machine and meets EN 9132 and ATA SPEC2000 standards. Features intuitive WINDOWS® software, integrated vision systems and less than
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New 322 Marking Unit is Embedded with Dot and DataMatrix Coding Marking Technologies
Provides a marking area ranging from 40 x 50 mm to 250 x 250 mm. Features a marking head that is mounted underneath the coordinate unit in base body made from aluminum cast. Equipped with precise stepper motors, ball bearing spindles and carriage with circular ball track in marking axes.
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The Most Compact and Most Affordable Borries Marking Machines
The 312V and the 313 are available as built-in, handheld or workshop units and are Borries' most standardized products, with either a 51 x 51 mm (312V) or a 120 x 20 mm (313) marking field. If you are looking for a compact marking machine which can easily be integrated into your production and assembly lines, a light-weight portable unit offering high flexibility, or a fixed installation ideally...
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Type 317 Scribe Marking Unit is the world's first portable marker.
Featuring low-wear scribe stylus made of synthetic diamond or carbide, Type 317 Scribe Marking Unit is equipped with controller for data input through PC, barcode scanner, PLC or integrated keypad. Providing 120 x 25 mm marking area and built-in X-out functionality, unit comes with interchangeable optional fixtures to adopt any vehicle geometry. Measuring 6 kg in weight, product reduces noise...
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Compact Marking Unit suits short-run applications.
Featuring compact, programmable design, DOTStar 520 provides permanent, flexible marking on metal and plastic workpieces.- Unit features 120 x 100 mm marking area that allows for text of one or more lines in free scalable size, along with angles, circular arcs, and date, time, and consecutive numeration. Operating with dynamic stepping motors and low noise drive belt, unit accommodates 7 x 5, 9...
Read More »Handheld Marker provides power for deep marking in metal.
Used to mark steel and other metals, electro-hydraulic AccuMarker features embossing head that can rotate 330-
Read More »Borries Introduces High-speed Drives for Its Markers
Ann Arbor, MI - A new generation of high-speed motor drives for its programmable dot peen and scribe marking machines has been introduced by Borries Marking Systems. These drives replace the costlier, more complex servo drive systems, which were the existing high-speed alternative for marking situations. The new markers utilize an enhanced, high-speed stepper motor drive system, which cuts cycle...
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Data Matrix Marking System targets medical industry.
Capable of marking Data-Matrix ECC200 code according to HIBC and GS1 specifications, tabletop Model BM52 offers marking area of 2 sq in. and utilizes stylus for deep marking to ensure traceability of clinical instruments. Electrical marking head delivers high-precision marking even in small fields, while light pointer enables fast positioning. Weighing less than 40 lb, unit comes with all-purpose...
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Borries Expands Capabilities of Low-Cost MicroLiner Marker
Ann Arbor, MI - Because of the strong demand due to its affordability in automating component marking, Borries Marking Systems has added to the capabilities of its popular MicroLiner compact marker. Recently providing an online version for versatile work piece marking, the marking instrument can generate scribe, stylus or dot-matrix marking (readable by a human eye) as well as ECC200 DataMatrix...
Read More »BMW Continues Use of Borries VIN Markers
Spartanburg, SC - BMW Manufacturing Co. has continued its use of Borries Marking Systems' scriber markers for the vehicles manufactured in its upstate South Carolina factory. Now six Borries marking machines are in use at the Spartanburg County plant. Historically, Borries has had markers at the South Carolina BMW facility since the summer of 1994, when the plant was opened. As reported by Don...
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New Electrical Marking Head from Borries Features Height Sensor for Automatic Fine Positioning
Marks characters with height of down to 0.3 mm and can mark Data Matrix Code or clear text. Available with 350 marking machine and optional on 322 marking machine and meets EN 9132 and ATA SPEC2000 standards. Features intuitive WINDOWS® software, integrated vision systems and less than
Read More »
New 322 Marking Unit is Embedded with Dot and DataMatrix Coding Marking Technologies
Provides a marking area ranging from 40 x 50 mm to 250 x 250 mm. Features a marking head that is mounted underneath the coordinate unit in base body made from aluminum cast. Equipped with precise stepper motors, ball bearing spindles and carriage with circular ball track in marking axes.
Read More »
The Most Compact and Most Affordable Borries Marking Machines
The 312V and the 313 are available as built-in, handheld or workshop units and are Borries' most standardized products, with either a 51 x 51 mm (312V) or a 120 x 20 mm (313) marking field. If you are looking for a compact marking machine which can easily be integrated into your production and assembly lines, a light-weight portable unit offering high flexibility, or a fixed installation ideally...
Read More »
Type 317 Scribe Marking Unit is the world's first portable marker.
Featuring low-wear scribe stylus made of synthetic diamond or carbide, Type 317 Scribe Marking Unit is equipped with controller for data input through PC, barcode scanner, PLC or integrated keypad. Providing 120 x 25 mm marking area and built-in X-out functionality, unit comes with interchangeable optional fixtures to adopt any vehicle geometry. Measuring 6 kg in weight, product reduces noise...
Read More »Borries Marking Systems Has Strengthened their Sales and Marketing Capabilities with the Addition of Holger Markgraf to the Team
Holger has over 20 years of experience in the automotive and mechanical engineering industry from previous positions he held in Germany and he has made the move with his family to the US, to join Borries. His experience and expertise in providing the various sales and technical support for customer needs will greatly strengthen the responsiveness of the Borries USA team. One of Holger’s main...
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Compact Marking Unit suits short-run applications.
Featuring compact, programmable design, DOTStar 520 provides permanent, flexible marking on metal and plastic workpieces.- Unit features 120 x 100 mm marking area that allows for text of one or more lines in free scalable size, along with angles, circular arcs, and date, time, and consecutive numeration. Operating with dynamic stepping motors and low noise drive belt, unit accommodates 7 x 5, 9...
Read More »Borries Announces New Team Member; Adds Field Service/Application Experience
ANN ARBOR ,MI - Joseph W. Halberg has joined Borries Marking Systems USA as an applications/ field service engineer. Halberg has 20 years of applications engineering and sales experience, working primarily with major foreign and domestic automotive manufacturers and suppliers. He has extensive knowledge of computer-controlled process devices and systems and has held management positions both as...
Read More »Handheld Marker provides power for deep marking in metal.
Used to mark steel and other metals, electro-hydraulic AccuMarker features embossing head that can rotate 330-
Read More »Borries Marking Systems USA Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Ann Arbor, MI - Borries Marking Systems USA proudly announces that it is celebrating its 25th Anniversary. Since its foundation in 1986, the company has set important trends in marking equipment. In the early years, the company concentrated on conventional impact stamping and roller stamping machines and the requisite tools, the last two decades have witnessed a conversion to adaptable,...
Read More »Borries Introduces High-speed Drives for Its Markers
Ann Arbor, MI - A new generation of high-speed motor drives for its programmable dot peen and scribe marking machines has been introduced by Borries Marking Systems. These drives replace the costlier, more complex servo drive systems, which were the existing high-speed alternative for marking situations. The new markers utilize an enhanced, high-speed stepper motor drive system, which cuts cycle...
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