Marking systems are available from Sprinter Marking Inc. We can supply standalone marking systems including benchmount and benchtop models, as well as marking machines for mounting on existing in-line production/assembly lines. Our marking systems can automatically apply marks such as logos, pricing, expiration dating, product coding, and more. These systems offer compact size and durable construction. They can perform high speed imprinting on a continuous basis. Our marking systems provide high quality results on any type of surface including flat or curved, porous or non-porous, and stationary or moving.

Marking systems

Our marking systems can be used to mark all types of products including metal, glass, paper, plastic, films, and flexible containers. They feature a simple and reliable design that uses a patented motion to provide smooth, high speed marking. Thanks to the removable marking heads, it is quick and easy to change the message to be marked. Another key benefit is the sealed ink system that allows for immediate start-up. These marking systems use clear ink bottles so the ink supply level is visible, and they have quick-change ink reservoirs. These systems only have minimal compressed air requirements because they use small air cylinders.

Models are available that have modified ink reservoirs that enable upside down marking. Other available options include flow controls, micro-adjusting brackets, and four-way valves.

Marking system expertise

Sprinter Marking Inc. has been involved with marking machines since the early 1970’s, and we pioneered our innovative contact ink marker in 1990. Since then, we have become a regular supplier of marking solutions for many Fortune 500 companies. We can provide custom designed systems to meet special marking requirements.

Quality manufacturing

We pride ourselves in making ink marking machines of the highest quality. Our marking systems offer rugged construction, ease of use, and low operating costs. They can provide smooth action for millions of cycles thanks to hardened rods, bearings, and wear surfaces.

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