ADP5090 Dot Peen Metal Marker

The ADP5090 is a compact dot peen marking head built to work equally well as a standalone handheld tool or integrated into a larger production line. Its small cubic footprint and refined design make it one of the most versatile marking heads available, covering permanent engraving across metals, plastics, and alloys within a 50mm x 90mm marking area.

It supports both dot and vibro marking modes: dot mode for deep, fast marking, and vibro mode for a smoother, higher-quality finish where surface appearance matters more than speed. Six standard peen options are available for dot mode, two for vibro mode, plus an electric peen option, giving you flexibility to match the marking style to the material and application.

The ADP5090 operates with either the AC500 or AC250 standard controllers, keeping it compatible with existing Automator setups rather than requiring a dedicated controller purchase. At roughly 5 kg (11 lbs) and 180 x 150 x 121mm, it's light and compact enough for handheld use, while still being straightforward to mount into a fixed production setup when higher-volume marking is needed.

– Compact cubic design, handheld or integrated use

– 50mm x 90mm marking area

– Dot mode (deep, fast marking) and vibro mode (smoother finish)

– 6 standard peen options for dot mode, 2 for vibro mode

– Optional electric peen available

– Compatible with AC500 or AC250 standard controllers

– Permanent marking on metals, plastics, and alloys

Spec 

Detail 

Marking area 

50mm x 90mm 

Dimensions 

180 x 150 x 121mm (7.1″ x 5.9″ x 4.8″) 

Weight 

5 kg (11 lbs) 

Marking modes 

Dot, vibro 

Peen options 

6 standard (dot), 2 standard (vibro), 1 electric 

Compatible controllers 

AC500, AC250 

Materials 

Metals, plastics, alloys 

Use type 

Handheld or integrated 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can the ADP5090 be used both handheld and mounted?

Yes, its compact cubic design works equally well as a handheld tool or integrated into a fixed production line.

What's the difference between dot mode and vibro mode?

Dot mode is built for deep, fast marking, while vibro mode produces a smoother, higher-quality finish where surface appearance matters more.

What controllers does it work with?

It operates with either the AC500 or AC250 standard controllers.

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