Bench
Marker
This unit plugs directly into the power unit. It is designed
to mark round pieces by rolling them across the stencil which
has been placed on the pad that fits in an electrolyte reservoir.
Thus, there is always automatic electrolyte feeding.
However, rolling, particularly of small parts, causes fuzzy
marks. Thus, the pressure of a contour block is more advisable
for sharp impressions. In general, fuzzy marks are created
by a lack of pressure or by too much voltage.
The bench marker is also used to position marks accurately.
A thick plastic piece, into which the proper locating holes
have been cut or drilled, is held rigidly over the stencil.
This insures that each part will have the same response to
the stencil. For faster, more reliable speeds of production
where location is essential, semi- automatic machines should
be considered. |
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