Ingersoll Rand 140EP Pneumatic Air Engraving Pen | 11,400 BPM | 5/32" Hose Size

When tools, manufactured components, and maintenance equipment need clear, permanent identification, the Ingersoll Rand 140EP Pneumatic Air Engraving Pen provides a practical solution for controlled surface marking. Operating at 11,400 blows per minute (BPM), the 140EP uses rapid pneumatic impacts to create visible indentations on materials ranging from metal alloys to brittle ceramics. Its slender, pen-style body allows operators to guide the engraving tip when marking identification numbers, letters, and other details on tools and equipment. The slide throttle provides convenient control of the engraving action, while the lightweight construction makes the tool suitable for repetitive marking tasks in manufacturing, light assembly, and industrial maintenance environments.

The Ingersoll Rand 140EP features a soft rubber grip and narrow body that provide a cushioned gripping surface for improved handling during detailed engraving. Measuring 5.5 inches (140 mm) in length and weighing just 0.427 lbs (0.193 kg), this pneumatic engraving pen is easy to position around smaller workpieces and equipment components. Its 1 CFM (30 L/min) air consumption at load provides modest compressed-air demand, while the 1/4-inch NPTF air inlet and 5/32-inch (4 mm) minimum hose size help technicians select a suitable air supply connection. The tool's ability to produce legible markings on hard surfaces makes it useful for equipment identification, part tracking, and workshop marking applications.

Type: Pneumatic Air Engraving Pen | Model: 140EP | Blows Per Minute: 11,400 BPM | Throttle Style: Slide | Minimum Hose Size: 5/32" (4 mm) | Air Inlet Size: 1/4" NPTF | Air Consumption at Load: 1 CFM (30 L/min) | Overall Length: 5.5" (140 mm) | Weight: 0.427 lbs (0.193 kg) | Grip: Soft Rubber | Configuration: Pen-Style Pneumatic Engraving Tool

Features:

• 11,400 BPM pneumatic engraving action creates visible indentations for marking tools, components, and equipment.
• Capable of engraving a variety of surfaces, including hard metal alloys and brittle ceramics, for different identification and marking requirements.
• Slender pen-style body provides a familiar gripping position for writing letters, numbers, and other identification details.
• Soft rubber grip cushions the operator's fingers and supports comfortable handling during extended engraving sessions.
• Lightweight 0.427 lb construction reduces the weight operators must support during repetitive marking operations.
• Slide throttle provides convenient control of the pneumatic engraving action.
• Compact 5.5-inch overall length allows convenient positioning around smaller workpieces and mechanical components.
• Durability-focused construction supports repeated engraving tasks in manufacturing, assembly, and maintenance environments.

Applications:

• Manufacturing and production: Engraving identification numbers, reference marks, and lettering on suitable manufactured components.
• Light assembly operations: Marking tools, small parts, and equipment for identification during assembly and inspection processes.
• Industrial maintenance and MRO: Adding identification marks to maintenance tools, replacement components, and equipment parts.
• Metalworking and fabrication: Marking compatible metal surfaces, fabricated components, and workshop tools for easier identification.
• General workshops and garages: Personalizing tools and marking suitable equipment surfaces where permanent identification is required.

FAQs:

• Q: What materials can the Ingersoll Rand 140EP engraving pen mark?
  A: Ingersoll Rand identifies materials ranging from metal alloys to brittle ceramics as suitable engraving surfaces. The tool can produce indentations even on hard materials. Test the engraving action on a sample or noncritical area first, particularly when working with brittle or finished surfaces.
• Q: What is the Ingersoll Rand 140EP commonly used for?
  A: The 140EP is used for engraving letters, numbers, and identification details on tools, equipment, and manufactured components. Its pen-style configuration makes it useful for maintenance identification, light assembly, and general workshop marking.
• Q: How much compressed air does the 140EP require?
  A: The manufacturer specifies 1 CFM (30 L/min) air consumption at load, a 1/4-inch NPTF air inlet, and a minimum 5/32-inch hose size. The compressor and air supply must also meet the operating pressure requirements specified in the manufacturer's instructions.
• Q: Is the 140EP suitable for extended engraving sessions?
  A: The 140EP features a lightweight, slender body with a soft rubber grip intended to improve handling during prolonged use. Its 0.427 lb weight helps limit the amount of tool weight operators must support while engraving.
• Q: Does the 140EP include additional engraving tips or a carrying case?
  A: The supplied manufacturer flyer does not specify additional engraving tips, a carrying case, or other included accessories. Confirm the exact package contents with International Air Tool before ordering if these items are required.

Looking for more information about Ingersoll Rand Engraving Pen? Click here to view the Catalog

For help choosing the correct Ingersoll Rand Engraving Pens, please call (800) 608-5210 or email info@intlairtool.com