Workshop unit 520 DOTStar

Product catalog summary

Overview: The DOTStar 520 is a versatile workshop unit designed for direct marking of workpieces. It features an electrical precision marking head suitable for one-off production runs and small-volume series. The unit supports dot-peening and vibropeening marking techniques and DataMatrix Coding (ECC 200).

Specifications:

Marking area: 120 x 100 mm (X/Y).
Dimensions: 630 x 330 x 370 mm.
Weight: Approximately 15 kg.
Marking speed: 1 - 3 characters per second, depending on character size and shape.
Character height: Scalable from 0.5 mm.
Penetration depth: 0.03 – 0.3 mm, depending on material.
Distance from table to tool point: Adjustable from 0 - 180 mm.
Power supply: 230 V AC ±10 %, 50/60 Hz or 115 V AC ±10 %, 50/60 Hz.
Power consumption: Typical 140 W.

Marking Software - VisuWin SE:

Compatible with Windows operating systems.
Features WYSIWYG representation for layout creation and processing.
Supports various date/time functions, counters, and variables.
Allows data transfer via barcode and files.
Unlimited layout storage capability.
Includes password protection for unauthorized access.

PC Requirements:

Processor: Minimum 1500 MHz.
RAM: Minimum 1024 MB.
Disk space: Minimum 100 MB free.
Operating systems: Windows 2000, XP, or 7 (32/64 bit).
Screen resolution: 1024x768 pixels or higher.
Interfaces: Network, USB 2.0, or serial interface for barcode scanner.

Additional Features: The unit offers configurable functions and menu details, with a focus on ease of use and flexibility in marking text and layouts.

Catalog excerpts

Workshop unit 520 DOTStar Technical data sheet Marking unit for universal and flexible use for the direct marking of workpieces Electrical precision marking head Designed for one-off production runs and smallvolume series Marking area size 120 x 100 mm (X/Y) Drive with stepping motors and belt drive Marking techniques available: Dot-peening and Vibropeening DataMatrix Coding (ECC 200) Application area The DOTStar 520 is a compact workshop unit for permanent, flexible markings on almost every material. With this product BORRIES offers you best technology in a low-wear and easy to maintain design for a low and unrivalled price. The large marking area offers the opportunity to mark texts with one or more lines, in free scalable size. Markings of angles and circular arcs are also possible as well as date, time and consecutive numeration. The marking data can be easily entered via the included BORRIES marking software “VisuWin SE”. A graphical user interface enables a quick installing and adapting of marking pictures (layouts). Belt drive EN_520_workshop unit.doc Stand: 06.09.2013 Seite 1 von 3 Electrical marking head Borries Markier-Systeme GmbH Siemensstraße 3 72124 Pliezhausen/ Germany

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Technical Data Property Measure, Unit, Explanation Measurements marking unit with table and column (H x W x D) Marking area size (X, Y) Marking speed (depending on character size and shape and marking process) Character height free scalable from 0,5 mm Penetration depth (depending on material of workpiece) Distance from table to tool point 7 x 5, 9 x 7 Dot-peening, Vibropeening, DataMatrix Optionally different fonts on request Marking direction Straight line, angle or circular arc German, English, French, Spanish, Italian Other languages on request Media supply Power supply via power supply with...

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Wysiwyg representation for layout and marking fonts Configurable functions and details in menus Additional information for each field Entry and overview marking text Minimum requirements for PC and operation systems Computer with a processor of at least 1500 MHz CD-ROM drive Min. 1024 MB RAM Min. 100 MB free disk space Operating systems: Windows2000, Windows XP or Windows 7, 32/ 64 bit. Screen with 1024x768 pixels or higher Interfaces: Network, optionally USB 2.0 or serial interface for barcode scanner Subject to technical modifications. EN_520_workshop unit.doc Stand: 06.09.2013 Seite 3 von...

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