Dot Peen Marking Machines
Dot peen is a cost-effective marking process that creates clear, permanent identification marks such as Data Matrix codes, serial numbers, text, and logos. This low-stress method of marking most materials up to 62 HRC makes dot peen / pin marking ideal for many aerospace, oil & gas, and general manufacturing applications.
Pryor dot peen marking systems have been a trusted solution for aerospace and industrial segments for more than 30 years, delivering unmatched mark quality, machine durability, and easy use. Their rugged construction is suited for continuous production environments.
With high-speed operation; powerful, deep marking; and intuitive, industrial-grade touchscreen controllers, these systems are the machine of choice for the most difficult and demanding part marking requirements. From mil-spec identification and traceability requirements to difficult aerospace 2D matrix code requirements, Pryor is the gold standard.
Available in portable hand-held and benchtop configurations with a full complement of accessories and I/O options, Pryor dot peen machines can meet any application.
With more than 35 years of experience providing dot peen solutions, DMS has the expertise to support all your marking requirements. Contact us today to discuss your application.
Choose Your Solution:
Benchtop
- Fixed stations for precision marking of small- to medium-sized components.
Portable
- Hand-held machines to mark large, heavy items directly at the workpiece.
Combo
- Mount your portable machine to mark smaller components and data plates.
Integrated
- Compact heads for production lines and custom stations for high-volume marking.
Pryor has provided marking solutions since 1849 and offers a complete range of solutions for permanent part marking, from a simple hand stamp through systems with multi-axis computer-controlled marking heads. Pryor dot peen systems are the industry standard for the aerospace and high-volume production segments.
For more than 30 years DMS has delivered, serviced, and supported Pryor marking systems to all of North America.