For many engineering and manufacturing businesses, part marking is an essential part of the production process. Whether it is a serial number, product code, logo, dial scale or identification mark, the finished component often needs to be clearly marked before it leaves the workshop.
The challenge is that marking parts can sometimes become an extra process. Components are machined first, then moved to another station or sent through a separate marking operation. That adds handling, time and another step to manage.
Nine9 engraving tools offer a practical alternative by allowing parts to be engraved directly on the CNC machine.
Part marking without a second operation
Nine9 engraving tools are designed to help machine shops carry out clean, repeatable marking as part of the CNC machining process.
This can be useful for:
- Serial numbers
- Product codes
- Part identification
- Logos
- Dial scales
- Mould and die marking
- General component engraving
Instead of treating engraving as a separate job after machining, the marking can be completed directly on the machine, helping to reduce extra handling and keep the process more controlled.
Built for clean, repeatable marking
One of the main benefits of the Nine9 engraving system is consistency.
When marking multiple parts, the finished result needs to be clear and repeatable. Nine9 engraving tools are designed for accurate part marking across a wide range of applications, helping customers produce consistent text, numbers, logos and identification marks.
This makes them a useful option for workshops producing repeat parts, batch work, branded components or products that require traceability.
A choice of engraving angles and insert styles
The Nine9 engraving range includes different tool series, angles and insert forms, allowing customers to choose the right option for the type of mark required.
Options include engraving tools for fine marking, angled marking, radius-style marking and wider identification applications. Common angles include 30°, 45°, 60° and 90°, depending on the required width, depth and shape of the engraved mark.
This gives customers more control over the finished result, whether they are engraving fine text, deeper marks, logos or general part identification.
Suitable for a wide range of materials
Nine9 engraving tools can be used across a range of common engineering materials, including:
- Aluminium
- Non-ferrous metals
- Copper
- Carbon steel
- Stainless steel
- Plastics
This makes the system suitable for many CNC workshops, production environments and engineering applications where permanent marking or identification is required.
Try Nine9 with an Engraving Starter Kit
For customers who want to test the system, the Nine9 Engraving Starter Kit is a simple way to get started.
The starter kit includes the key parts needed to trial Nine9 engraving on CNC marking and identification work, including:
- 1 engraving holder
- 1 T7 key
- 3 carbide inserts
Available in 45° and 60° options, the starter kits are ideal for customers looking to try Nine9 engraving for serial numbers, product codes, logos, dial scales and general part marking.
Need help choosing the right engraving tool?
Choosing the right engraving tool depends on the material, marking style, required depth, width and the type of component being machined.
If you are not sure which Nine9 engraving tool or starter kit is right for your application, Advanced Carbide Tooling can help.
Send us your part number, material, application or marking requirement and we’ll help point you in the right direction.
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