WHY IS IT THE METHOD FOR BARE METAL SURFACES?
Electromarking produces a sharp attractive, economical design
or impression. Since it does not cause distortion or sharp
indentations, it is widely used by the aircraft and defense
industries. This mark is a familiar one. Manufacturers
who produce quality cutlery, feeler gages, saw blades,
and carbides prefer and use this method of marking In general,
Electromarking is most applicable where hardened, or thin,
or already assembled parts must be marked permanently with
no distortion.
Electromarking can be performed on almost any bare metal.
It does not take on painted or anodized surfaces. A lightly
oiled surface usually improves the mark so that it is not
necessary to clean the surface chemically before making the
mark. Most plated surfaces are also easily Electromarked.
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