Dayton
Dayton 12T034 electric engraver 3600-7200 SPM
Corded engraver adjustable from 3600 to 7200 SPM for ceramic, leather, metal, plastic and wood, with stainless steel body and 1/16 in collet
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Adjustable stroke control for precise depth
- 3600–7200 SPM covers fine to heavy marking
- Works on ceramic, leather, metal, plastic, wood
- Corded power delivers consistent output without batteries
- Lightweight 0.4 lb design reduces hand fatigue
Compact corded engraver for detail work
The Dayton 12T034 is a lightweight electric engraver built for marking ceramic, leather, metal, plastic and wood. Its 7 1/4 in stainless steel body weighs 0.4 lb and includes an engraving tip with a 1/16 in collet, making it suitable for hobbyists and technicians who need a portable, mains-powered tool for fine detail.
Adjustable stroke range from 3600 to 7200 SPM
The engraver delivers a variable stroke rate between 3600 and 7200 strokes per minute, providing headroom for softer materials at lower speeds and harder substrates at the top end. A fixed speed setting means the stroke rate is not user-adjustable during operation, so very delicate work on brittle surfaces may require a lighter touch rather than a slower motor.
Corded power with fixed speed setting
Because the tool draws power from a mains cord and offers no variable speed dial, it suits users who prioritise consistent output over on-the-fly adjustment. Buyers needing battery operation or continuously variable speed control will need a different engraver design.
Highlights
- Adjustable stroke control for precise depth
- 3600–7200 SPM covers fine to heavy marking
- Works on ceramic, leather, metal, plastic, wood
- Corded power delivers consistent output without batteries
- Lightweight 0.4 lb design reduces hand fatigue
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/16 in collet accept the carbide bits I already use with my older rotary tool?
The engraver uses a 1/16 in collet, so any bit with a matching 1/16 in shank will fit directly without an adapter.
How can I confirm the adjustable stroke is actually changing between 3600 and 7200 SPM once I plug it in?
Turn the stroke adjustment dial; the motor tone rises noticeably as the strokes per minute increase toward the 7200 SPM maximum.
Does the box include extra engraving tips or do I need to buy them separately?
One engraving tip is included; additional tips for ceramic, leather, metal, plastic or wood must be purchased separately.
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