[Case Study of Engraving Machine] Streamlining VIN Engraving with Barcode Integration
TechnoMark CONNECT Series Easy120
Stable operation of VIN identification for large workpieces using wireless engraving and magnetic fixtures.
This case study presents the implementation of vehicle identification number (VIN) engraving at a company that manufactures work vehicles such as forklifts and aerial work platforms. The company introduced the "Easy120" stamping engraving machine in the VIN engraving process. By attaching a magnetized aluminum jig, the main unit is securely fixed to the workpiece, enabling stable engraving operations. Furthermore, by reading VIN data with a barcode scanner, the engraving content can be directly reflected, reducing manual input work and preventing input errors. Wireless connectivity allows for flexible operations without the constraints of cables, enabling smooth engraving even on large workpieces. This has led to improved work efficiency and strengthened vehicle identification management. <Implementation Effects> - Reduction of manual input for VIN data through barcode scanning, preventing input errors - Improved workability due to the absence of cable constraints with wireless connectivity - Stable fixation of the workpiece with a magnetized jig, stabilizing engraving quality - Smooth engraving operations even on large vehicle workpieces For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Introduction of Equipment Engraving Machine: CONNECT Series Easy 120 Engraving Data - Material: Steel - Number of Lines: 1 - Number of Characters: 11 - Engraving Size: 8 mm - Setting Strength: 9 - Speed: Standard - Font: 9x13 OCR - Type of Engraving: Alphanumeric
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We are a specialized trading company for machine tools that started operations in 1910 in Kyoto as Izushi Shoten, dealing in cast iron materials, conductive tools, and adjustment belts. Since our founding, we have consistently supported the manufacturing field as a trading company. The manufacturing landscape is evolving daily, with new technologies being introduced one after another. It is our mission and joy to be entrusted with the work that contributes to the development of such manufacturing. Currently, we are active under partnerships with 500 domestic companies and 20 overseas companies, primarily in Europe, with excellent supplier manufacturers, and our mission is to continuously provide our customers with progressive and high-quality services. We aim to contribute to our customers' profits and, without hesitation, work hard for the development of society by delivering unconventional services, in other words, "creating value." Please look forward to it.
