SIC Marking E10 C153 ZA Column-Mounted Dot Peen Marking Machine
Fast and precise
Motorised Z axis with an integrated brake
Several marking levels
The C153 ZA is a COLUMN-MOUNTED DOT PEEN MARKING MACHINE, i.e. a machine that slides on a vertical axis to adjust the position of the marking head.
It is ideal for marking small or medium sized parts, which are placed directly beneath the marking head.
The C153 ZA is a fast machine, designed for intensive use.
This machine is particularly robust with a cast alloy base and a strengthened column.
The C153 ZA has a LARGE MARKING WINDOW (160x100mm) and can precisely mark ALL TYPES OF MATERIAL, from plastic to steel hardened to 62HRC.
The E10 CONTROLLER that controls the C153 ZA has a Qwerty keyboard covered by a waterproof membrane and a backlit colour screen that provides the user with a simple and intuitive interface.
Marking files can be uploaded/downloaded to/from the controller, to/from a PC, using a USB memory stick.
The tungsten carbide stylus deforms the material by creating a series of indents in the surface to be marked. The C153 ZA can also engrave alphanumeric text, logos, or 2D Data Matrix codes.
Dot peen marking technology with electromagnetic control enables PARTS WITH VARIOUS SHAPES AND SURFACE FINISHES to be marked: plane, concave, convex, circular, raw and machined surfaces.
It only needs an electrical power supply.
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C 153 ZA in pictures
Mechanical specifications
Electronic specifications
Control software
Options
PLATE BRACKET
The plate bracket is mounted on the marking station base.
It maintains a plate, maximum dimensions 145 x 105 mm, to facilitate its marking.
The benefits:
VIRTUAL PROTECTION ENCLOSURE
Safety enclosure with a virtual barrier.
The benefit:
It makes the C153 ZA marking system safe for the operator.
CONTROL PEDAL
This marking cycle start pedal relates to the E10 range only.
It is a foot-operated control.
The benefit:
It allows the marking cycle to be started with the foot
Fast and precise
Motorised Z axis with an integrated brake
Several marking levels
The C153 ZA is a COLUMN-MOUNTED DOT PEEN MARKING MACHINE, i.e. a machine that slides on a vertical axis to adjust the position of the marking head.
It is ideal for marking small or medium sized parts, which are placed directly beneath the marking head.
The C153 ZA is a fast machine, designed for intensive use.
This machine is particularly robust with a cast alloy base and a strengthened column.
The C153 ZA has a LARGE MARKING WINDOW (160x100mm) and can precisely mark ALL TYPES OF MATERIAL, from plastic to steel hardened to 62HRC.
The E10 CONTROLLER that controls the C153 ZA has a Qwerty keyboard covered by a waterproof membrane and a backlit colour screen that provides the user with a simple and intuitive interface.
Marking files can be uploaded/downloaded to/from the controller, to/from a PC, using a USB memory stick.
The tungsten carbide stylus deforms the material by creating a series of indents in the surface to be marked. The C153 ZA can also engrave alphanumeric text, logos, or 2D Data Matrix codes.
Dot peen marking technology with electromagnetic control enables PARTS WITH VARIOUS SHAPES AND SURFACE FINISHES to be marked: plane, concave, convex, circular, raw and machined surfaces.
It only needs an electrical power supply.
Zoom
C 153 ZA in pictures
Mechanical specifications
Electronic specifications
Control software
Options
PLATE BRACKET
The plate bracket is mounted on the marking station base.
It maintains a plate, maximum dimensions 145 x 105 mm, to facilitate its marking.
The benefits:
- Simple and quick cam-lock clamping
- Marking stability
- Greater freedom of action for the operator
- Fast plate marking continuity
VIRTUAL PROTECTION ENCLOSURE
Safety enclosure with a virtual barrier.
The benefit:
It makes the C153 ZA marking system safe for the operator.
CONTROL PEDAL
This marking cycle start pedal relates to the E10 range only.
It is a foot-operated control.
The benefit:
It allows the marking cycle to be started with the foot
GB 7710 
US 7412 
CA 7034 
AU 6732 
IE 5162 
NZ 1745 
BR 1738 
VN 763 
