Dot peen marking is a method that employs a hard pin to stamp made of carbide to indent, peen, or etch a series of very small, tightly spaced dots to make lettering, numbering, data matrix codes, and so on. As a result, an extremely precise permanent mark is created using Dot Peen Marking Machine. The depth of the mark can be simply adjusted to suit the material being marked. An electromechanical mechanism ensures the indentation by translating in X and Y to stamp the required pattern on the material. Dot Peen Marking Machine, unlike laser marking machines, usually come with intuitive software systems.