Mechanical and pneumatic handheld stamping units
Handheld stamping units are typically used for center-punching, control stamping and common marking jobs, either hand-operated or as built-in devices. The simple operation offers flexible application possibilities, even in hard to reach places.
Quick and simple exchange of center-punching inserts and stamping tools make hand stamping devices indispensable tools.
Our Hand Stamping Units
Handheld center punch BM 8
Product features of our BM 8 single-handed center punch:
- Infinitely adjustable impact power
- Completely recoil-free
- Impact force approx. 6 kN
- Length approx. 150 mm
Handheld stamping unit BM 10
Product features of our BM 10 handheld stamping unit:
- Pneumatic
- Low contact force required for impact activation
- No recoil
- Embossing force continuously adjustable
- Impact force approx. 10 kN
Options:
- With a safety valve
Handheld stamping unit BM 22
Product features of our BM 22 handheld stamping unit:
- Pneumatic
- Low contact force required for impact activation
- No recoil
- Embossing force continuously adjustable
- Impact force approx. 20 kN
Options:
- With or without a tool-free anti-rotation device
- With a safety valve
Handheld stamping unit BM 25
Product features of our BM 25 handheld stamping unit:
- Pneumatic
- Low contact force required for impact activation
- No recoil
- Embossing force continuously adjustable
- Impact force approx. 35 kN
Options:
- With or without a tool-free anti-rotation device
Mechanical and Pneumatic Hand Stamping Tools
Our high-quality hand stamping tools offer versatile applications for trade and industry. Whether for center punching, inspection stamping, or marking—BORRIES tools are designed for easy operation and flexible use.
The quick and easy replacement of center punch inserts and stamping tools enables efficient work. In this article, you’ll learn everything you need to know about the differences between mechanical and pneumatic hand stamping tools and how to choose the right tool for your needs.
What is the difference between mechanical and pneumatic hand stamping tools?
Mechanical and pneumatic hand stamping tools differ in how they work and their applications.
Mechanical hand stamping tools operate using only manual force. They are not well-suited for fast, continuous stamping, as this can lead to user fatigue. However, they are perfect for markings that need to be applied only sporadically and not at high frequency.
Pneumatic hand stamping tools operate with compressed air and, in contrast, require only minimal pressure to trigger the stamp, making them particularly easy to use. They are recoil-free and offer infinitely adjustable embossing power, allowing you to vary the penetration depth and thus the impression strength as needed (depending on the material to be embossed). These devices can be used efficiently with different embossing tools.
