Crash numbering machines come in many shapes, designs and formats. Some are as simple as a handheld device that is manually applied to documents, where others are highly automated. So which crash numbering machine is the best? While it is pretty tough to say that any one machine is the best out there, I can tell you which models are a hit with our customers.

After doing a little research, I have come up with a list of the top 7 best crash numbering machines (according to our customers). Most of these machines will work with carbonized and carbonless forms. Most of these numbering machines feature sequential and duplicate capabilities. Here you go!

Top 7 Best Electric Crash Numbering Machines

1. Widmer N-3 Electric Crash Numbering Machine
2. Lassco Number-All W200 Electric Crash Numbering Machine
3. Widmer N-3 Electric Crash Date Stamp & Numbering Machine
4. Lassco W100-3 Number-Rite Industrial Crash Numbering Machine
5. Acroprint EN Electric Crash Numbering Machine
6. Acroprint END Electric Crash Date Stamp & Numbering Machine
7. Count Tablematic Plus Industrial Crash Numbering Machine

All 7 of these crash head numbering machines are top-notch machines. These have proven themselves to be reliable, easy-to-use and effective at numbering documents. Most have customizable settings, which makes it easy to position the number on a document.

You can find our entire selection of crash numbering machines here. If you have any questions on any of the models listed above, please feel free to call us at 1-800-658-8788. Have a great day!

Numbering documents, carbonless forms and other paper material is an important part of document control and critical to many business operations. One easy way to number documents is to use a numbering machine. Electric numbering machines speed up this process. One electric machine you may want to look at is the popular Widmer N-3 numbering machine. This is my review.

To begin with, the N-3 is an electric-powered numbering machine. Very little training or skills are need to operate it. Simply plug it into the wall (110-120 volt supply) and you’re ready to start stamping.

The standard version of the N-3 comes with a printing head equipped with 6 wheels. Continuous use of the N-3 will advance the wheel with each stamp. You can get the N-3 in a consecutive, duplicate, triplicate or a quadruplicate action (but not a combination of these).

Upon request, the N-3 can be made with a combination of numbers, letters and dash wheels (up to 11 total wheels). For custom pricing on modified N-3 numbering machines, call us at 1-800-658-8788. It can also be set up wit ha repeat switch and a guide platform. A wide variety of custom modifications can be made to the N-3, so feel free to call us and ask us what may or may not be possible.

The N-3 is primarily used to stamp invoices, purchase orders and other documents. This helps save you money by cutting out the need to order pre-numbered forms. It is commonly used by our customers to control paperwork flow.

Activating the N-3 is simple. A trigger switch activates the machine. Simply take your paper, insert it into the N-3 and it will automatically stamp the paper. This trigger can be adjusted to accommodate positioning on the paper. The crash head pressure can be adjusted to accommodate carbonized and carbonless forms.

The N-3 case is very easy to open, making components easy to access and clean. This also makes changing the printing ribbon extremely easy.

As is the case with most Widmer stamping and dating machines, the build quality is great. The N-3 features durable metal construction and high-quality parts. This machine is definitely an affordable numbering machine option, especially compared to the other stuff out there.

You can find the Widmer N-3 numbering machine here. You can find our entire selection of numbering machines and equipment here.

Are you in the market for a stable, reliable and fast numbering machine option for your documents or carbonless forms? One model you may want to look at is the Count Tablematic Plus numbering machine. This is my review.

To begin with, the Tablematic Plus is a manually operated numbering machine. This doesn’t mean everything is done by hand, but some manual involvement is required. The actual stamping is done by the machine by means of a motor-driven stamping head.

The work surface on the Tablematic Plus measures in at 11 ½” x 16″ and is designed to easily stamp just about anywhere on an 8 ½” x 11″ letter-size sheet. Registration and alignment are done by adjusting a magnetic backstop and side rails. Once registered, an experienced operator can create about 1,000 stamps per hour.

One thing I really like about this numbering machine is that it is has a convenient foot pedal. This means you can place paper on the work surface, stamp it with your foot, and then quickly add another document. This really speeds things up and is very convenient for the operator.

The stamping head can crash number carbonless forms up to 6 parts or it can stamp regular paper. It does operations quickly and effectively. The stamp head itself can stamp either horizontally or vertically. Simply rotate the head 90 degrees on the cross bar.

If the numbering head needs any cleaning or servicing, the head can be swung upwards for easy access. This also makes it very easy to change out the ink.

The ink itself comes in a cartridge with a felt base. This cartridge is extremely easy to change out and contains oil-based ink. The cartridge should last for about 35,000 impressions before running out of ink.

By default the Count Tablematic Plus has a six-digit numbering head. This can, however, be special ordered in a 7 or 8 digit numbering head. Call us at 1-800-658-8788 to ask about custom numbering heads.

For what it does, I consider the Count Tablematic Plus numbering machine to be a solid little product. It can be used on just about any table and weighs in at 19 pounds shipped. This is a great option for document control and document numbering.

You can find the Count Tablematic Plus numbering machine here. You can find our entire selection of numbering machines here.

Are you in need of an effective way to number and track documents using an electric numbering machine? One machine you may want to seriously consider is the Lassco W200 Number-All numbering machine. This is my review.

Numbering machines play an important roll in tracking and verifying documents. They can also be used to stamp tickets, booklets, NCR forms and more. Many numbering machines are manually operated. Unfortunately manual numbering machines can be labor intensive and often are unable to keep up with demand.

The W200 Number-All is an electric-powered numbering machine that uses a six digit numbering head. The head on this machine can do consecutive, duplicate, triplicate, 4 times in a row, 6 times in a row, 12 times in a row and repeat numbering. This much versatility in a numbering machine is ideal for business operations. Setting up the Number-All for the type of numbering you want to do is easy.

The Number-All has a huge benefit over a manual stamp because it is able to provide optimal crash number pressure, making the stamp clear and legible. The crash number’s pressure can go through up to 4-part NCR paper. The pressure cannot be adjusted. If pressure adjustment is needed, you will want to look at the Number-Rite numbering machine.

Registration and alignment on the W200 Number-All is fairly simple. It has adjustable paper guides that allow you to set the machine up to work with your paper size. The numbering head can be adjusted a full 360 degrees and can be tilted forward or backward.

The W200 Number-All will definitely save you a lot of time over a manual numbering machine. The build quality is excellent and the machine is easy to use. It has a foot pedal that allows for hands free feeding, alignment and adjusting. The numbering head is installed with a Gothic font.

I definitely recommend this machine for medium-volume numbering needs. When you open the box, you will find the W200 Number-All machine, a bottle of ink and five inkpads.

You can find the Lassco W200 Number-All numbering machine here. You can find our entire selection of numbering machines here.