Yamaki-H Coolant Driven – Micro Percussion
Coolant Driven Needle

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The hydraulic marking tool works on the principle of dot peening.
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The carbide needle starts to oscillate as soon as the coolant system is activated.
- It makes deeper markings than pneumatic marking tools, because
high power-pressurized coolant is used. - Thanks to the high frequency of strokes generated by the turbine system inside the tool, the marked text/shape appears as a contunious line.
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All stainless steel body and components.
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Tool can be used on machining centres, CNC lathes, etc. (no additional installations required)
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The spindle of the machine does not need to be rotated.

MARKING TOOLS

- The marking needle oscillates with min. coolant pressure of 10 bar supplied from the internal cooling system of the machine. Max. working pressure is 50 bar.
- Marking depth can be adjusted easily by the pressure adjustment screw on the tool.
- Needle has 5 mm axial compensation capability. Irregular (or curved) surfaces can be marked at the same depth.
- The carbide marking needle is almost wear-free. It can be replaced by the user.
- Marking can be done on all materials up to 62 HRC.
- Feeds more than 5.000 mm/min are possible.
YAMAKI-H
COOLANT DRIVEN – MICRO PERCUSSION


