Question: Is your marking machine suitable for "Low stress stamping (marking)"?
Answer: Yes. Suitable.
However, stress is not any exact value given but changeable. The amount of stress that any similar systems create might be different. And, again since our Dotpeenator is a CNC with controllable depth to some extent, you may drop or increase the value of stress by yourself.
For instance, to drop the stress value;
1-You create some intervals between the dots our machine can hit on the surface of the material. Higher the intervals between the dots, lower the stress a peen creates.
TO DO THAT;
-put a text on the work area of the screen
-go to "Edit" Tab
-Click on the Dot Array
-Make the Dot Mode: Dot
-Dot Spacing: something between 0.1-1mm (Preferably something 0.5mm and 1mm)
-Click "OK"
-Go to "print "Tab
-Click on "Pen Down Delay" (It is supposed to be 5-8ms) After the first test of the above steps at the value of 5 - 8ms, if not satisfied of the total timing of marking, decrease that value down to 2ms. That procedure decreases the total marking time. Because of that, you may need to increase the air pressure and make the dots twice or more.
-Click on "Pen Up Delay" (It is supposed to be any default value between 5- 8ms.) After the first test of the above steps at the value of 5 - 8ms, if not satisfied of the total timing of marking, decrease that value down to 2ms. That decreases the total marking time. Because of that, you may need to increase the air pressure and make the dots twice or more.
TO MAKE THE DOT HITTING MORE THAN ONE TIME DO THE FOLLOWINGS;
-Click on the Text you put on the work area of the screen
-Click on the second "Content" in a row from the top on the right side menu.
-Make the Intensity: 2 or more as you wish.
2-You shape the tip of the peen like the ballpoint tip of a pen. Higher the radius of the tip of the peen, lower the stress the peen creates.
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