For decades, we’ve empowered manufacturers to stop losing money due to preventable wear and poor grip by Rocklinizing. But we often get asked, what is the Rocklinizing process, what are some common applications, what models do we offer, and how exactly does the Rocklinizer® boost productivity and cut costs? We created an e-book to answer those very questions. Check it out here.
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In our last post, we showed you Sparks in 60 Seconds with the Rocklinizer Carbide Application Equipment. Now on to Marks in 60 Seconds where you’ll see marking applications featuring our portable dot peen marking and fiber laser marking solutions.
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How much time and money are you losing due to preventable wear or poor grip? What savings would you realize if you could delay or even avoid equipment purchases?
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The MobiLase is an all-in-one fiber laser marking unit housed in a 45-lb. rolling suitcase. While this unique portability is a truly innovative solution to bring laser marking anywhere, the MobiLase’s incredible ease of use is a feature that is no less important. We’ll show you just how easy it is in just 12 minutes.
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Introducing the first ever battery-operated carbide applicator, the Rocklinizer® micro (patent pending). Built on decades of proven technology, our Rocklinizer® spark deposition process applies extremely hard and wear resistant coatings ranging from 60 to 80 HRC onto metals, tools, and dies.
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We discuss two portable marking options: dot peen and laser marking.
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MobiLase - The Industrial Fiber Laser Marker In A Suitcase
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Your choice of welding method for mold repair will vary based on your needs. Are you looking for a large structural weld? Then a MIG or TIG welder might be the right choice. But what about small repairs in your mold? How do you respond when you get a small scratch or you have a parting line flashing? That’s where a micro welder comes into play.
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Handheld dot peen marking solutions typically have limitations on portability. You either need proximity to an air source or use of an electrical outlet. This might be fine if you want a tabletop, stationary marking station and you’re marking on smaller parts in one area of your facility...
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