Material & Application
Material Compatibility
The HS-DE01 Dot Peen Marker excels on metals (steel, copper, aluminum), plastics, and slightly uneven or  surfaces. The ASM6090 Scribe Marker effectively marks metals and hard plastics, though its compatibility with other materials is not explicitly stated.
Here is a table to help you compare:
|
Marker Type |
Compatible Materials |
Limitations |
|
HS-DE01 Dot Peen Marker |
Metals (steel, copper, aluminum), plastics, slightly uneven surfaces |
Not specified |
|
ASM6090 Scribe Marker |
Metals, hard plastics |
Not explicitly stated |
Best Use Cases
Choosing the right marker depends on your specific parts and work environment. As a sturdy benchtop machine, the HS-DE01 Dot Peen Marker excels at handling small to medium-sized items that require tough, permanent marks. You can use it on metal nameplates, machined components, and hand tools. The deep marks stay highly visible even if the part undergoes harsh treatments like sandblasting or painting, making it perfect for busy factory floors and high-speed batch production.
The ASM6090 Scribe Marker is ideal for environments where noise reduction and visual appeal are top priorities. You can use it on premium tags and parts that need to look flawless. Because it drags a continuous line, it makes smooth marks with no rough edges. This makes the scribe marker a great choice for laboratories, quiet workshops, and consumer-facing items.
Use the dot peen marker for:
- Small to medium metal components
- Parts exposed to harsh wear or heavy coatings
- Rough or slightly uneven surfaces
- High-speed, high-volume batch marking
Use the scribe marker for:
- Parts requiring highly aesthetic, smooth lines
- Quiet workspaces (labs, offices, or quiet assembly lines)
- Flat, polished surfaces
- Premium nameplates and ID tags
Tip:Â Pick the dot peen marker for deep, indestructible marks on rugged batch parts. Choose the scribe marker for clean, quiet, and highly attractive marks on smooth surfaces.