Ingersoll Rand 140EP Air Engraving Pen, 11400 BPM, Slide Throttle, 1/4 Inch NPT

• Ingersoll Rand 140EP air engraving pen is a pneumatic engraver for marking metals, plastics, and ceramics. It features a slide throttle and delivers 11400 blows per minute for fast, legible marks. This is a standalone tool for general engraving, not a replacement part for a specific SKU.
• Features:
  • 11400 blows per minute for crisp, permanent marking on hard materials
  • Slide throttle enables precise, variable control during detailed engraving work
  • Ergonomic slim body with soft grip improves comfort in extended use
  • 1/4 inch NPT air inlet with light air demand makes it easy to integrate with shop air
  • Application note: general purpose pneumatic engraver; not a model specific replacement part
• Includes:
  • Engraving pen body
  • Standard stylus tip
  • Hose assembly
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Ingersoll Rand
  • Part Number: 140EP
  • Type: pneumatic air engraving pen
  • Blows Per Minute: 11400
  • Throttle: slide
  • Air Inlet: 1/4 inch NPT
  • Minimum Hose Size: 5/32 inch
  • Recommended Pressure: 90 psi
  • Overall Length: 5.5 inch
  • Weight: about 0.4 lb
  • Handle Material: brass with TPU grip
  • System Compatibility or Application: standalone pneumatic engraver for shop air systems; not a replacement for a specific SKU
• The air engraving pen can also be referred to as air engraving pen, pneumatic engraver, slide throttle engraver, 11400 bpm engraver, and 1/4 inch NPT engraver.

 

Ingersoll Rand designs and manufactures industrial pneumatic and cordless tools, accessories, and related systems for automotive, industrial, and service applications worldwide.

 

Q: What air supply is required?
A: Use regulated 90 psi shop air to a 1/4 inch NPT inlet. A minimum 5/32 inch hose is specified for best performance.

 

Q: What comes with the 140EP out of the box?
A: Listings specify the pen with one standard stylus and a hose assembly. Replacement stylus tips are available separately.

 

Q: Can it mark hard alloys or ceramics?
A: Yes. The 140EP is designed to engrave hard materials including alloys and brittle ceramics while maintaining legibility.