What is Serialization?

In manufacturing, a serial number is a unique identification code assigned to each individual unit. Unique serial numbers are essential for inventory management, giving each product an identity that can be tracked from the factory to the consumer. As a process, serializing consists of consecutive character marking from unit to unit, such as P001, P002, P003, etc. If you need to mark a sequential code on each part, then serializing is likely the right marking method for you. On the other hand, if each part you are marking requires a completely new sequence, you likely do not need serializing equipment.

The Model 50P Automatic Numbering Head is ideal for serializing products with rapidly changing sequences, such as serial numbers, which change with each new part.

• During the marking sequence, the actuating arms are extended and retracted to advance the head to the next consecutive number with each new product, making it the best option for automatically serializing products in high volume.
• Additionally, the Model 50P is compatible with various optional equipment, including hot stamping equipment for marking plastics.

You can learn more about this specific model in our recent blog post, The History of Numberall’s Model 50P.

An elegant solution like the Model 70 can be used to mark series that change less frequently than after every mark, such as date codes that need to be swapped once a day.

• The Model 70 uniformly stamps repetitive sequences with consistent character alignment and depth of impression.
• This model stamps the same character sequence after each impression is made unless changed by the operator using a spanner wrench (included with product).
• The Model 70 is ideal for marking product codes, part numbers, or date codes.
• Its adaptability and versatility have made it popular with many industries. There is virtually no limit to the range of products that can be marked with the Model 70.

When the marked information changes more frequently, another convenient option is the Model 80P, which differs from the 70 in that it has a quick-change feature on the last wheel in the sequence.

• Other wheels can also be changed using the spanner wrench.
• Depending on your product or date code, you may desire two or more wheels with the quick-change feature.
• We offer various models to accommodate this and can also create a custom numbering head based on the number of characters needed.
• For a more detailed breakdown of the differences in these numbering heads and their capabilities, view our non-automatic numbering head video.

At Numberall, we pride ourselves on offering a wide range of high-quality marking equipment to meet your business’s needs. Here’s why you should choose Numberall for your serializing marking equipment:

• Experience and Expertise: With decades of industry experience, we have the knowledge to guide you to the best products for your specific needs.
• Quality and Durability: Our products are built to last, ensuring reliable performance for all your marking requirements.
• Customization Options: We offer a variety of models and can create custom numbering heads tailored to your exact specifications.
• Comprehensive Support: From initial consultation to after-sales support, we’re here to assist you every step of the way.
• Industry Recognition: Trusted by numerous industries for our consistent delivery of top-notch marking solutions.

When it comes to finding the best marking equipment to serialize your product, trust Numberall to provide the expertise and quality you need.

If you have any questions about our serializing marking equipment, or if you would like to request a quote, contact us at Numberall Stamp and Tool today.

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