To scribe lines, the vibrating tool is moved across the surface of the metal, floating in the vertical direction on a linear bearing slide. A pneumatic cylinder raises the scribe from the work piece when not in use.

The scribe marker is usually added in tandem with a cutting station. Depending on machine type, it can also be supplied with automatic height control and motorised lifter.

The Pneumatic Scribe Marker is smaller and lighter than the Pneumatic Punch Marker, and produces a thinner, more accurate scribed line.

• Bridge Construction
• Heavy Fabrication
• Pressure Vessels
• Ship/Barge Building
• Steel Cutting Centres
• Structural Steel Fabrication
• Windtower

• Line Marking
• Punch Marking
• Text Marking