Marking Equipment
PJ-1B: Marking Unit
Product Overview
PJ-1B is an original automatic marking machine that creates vivid markings on iron & steel products. The PJ-1B is operated via computer or optional handy terminal. The optimum character size is chosen from 3 types of marking heads.
Specifications
Creates high visibility markings
- High-speed marking (276 mpm max.)
- Lightweight and small (2.6 kg, 20% less than former unit)
Prints two-dimensional codes
- Available for printing on flat surfaces (boards) and curved surfaces (pipes)
- Helps to better manage workflow and inventories and control traceability.
New Function : DataMatrix 2D Code Marking
2D code marking has been implemented as a standard function on PJ-1B.
It can be used for progress management and inventory management of the production process.
○Example of printing on pipe using PJ-1B
○Example of printing on pipe using PJ-1B
High Resolution Marking Unit
Product Overview
This high-resolution marking unit performs a higher grade of marking compared with the PJ-1B marking unit to meet the needs of high-density dot matrix printing.
Specifications
Cycle Time | Max 60 m / min |
Method of marking | Dot Matrix |
Number of Dots | 32 dots |
Dot Pitch | approx. 1.4 x 1.4 mm |
Dot Diameter | approx. 1.4 mm |
Paint: Tecmarker / Eco Color
Product Overview:
These paints are made exclusively for marking and printing units. MARKTEC provides a wide variety of colors that can be used for a multitude of purposes.
Specifications
Usage | Ideal temperature range | Product Name | Specifications | Colors | ||
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Printing | Normal |
Eco Color Paint
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PMW | Special paint used with MARKTEC’s custom-made, medium-temperature, marking unit.
Temperature range: Room temperature to 300°C. Usable under certain conditions. (*1) Nonflammable. |
White | |
High | HT-1000 | Special paint used with MARKTEC’s custom-made, high-temperature, marking unit. (*2)
Temperature range: From 350°C to 1000°C. Nonflammable. |
White | |||
Printing | Normal | Eco Color Paint | PSG | Eco-friendly paint using ethyl alcohol as the main solvent. Flammable. | Std. 4 Colors | |
Medium | Tecmarker Paint | PLA-Ⅱ | Special paint used with MARKTEC’s custom-made, medium-temperature, marking unit.
Temperature range: From room temperature to 100°C. (*3) and 100°C to 270°C (*1) |
White | ||
Marking | Normal | Eco Color Paint | MSG | Eco-friendly paint using ethyl alcohol as the main solvent. Flammable. This paint comes in pastel colors. |
Std. 8 Colors | |
LSG | Eco-friendly paint using ethyl alcohol as the main solvent. Flammable. This paint comes in a variety of colors. |
Std. 9 Colors | ||||
High | Tecmarker Paint | HT-W | This special insoluble paint is used only with MARKTEC’s high-temperature marking unit M-30H used for printing on steel surfaces with an operating temperature range from 400°C to 800°C. | White | ||
HT-C | This special paint is used only with MARKTEC’s high-temperature marking unit M-30H used for printing on steel surfaces with an operating temperature range up to 1000°C. Paint can be removed by cooling or washing with water. | White | ||||
Full Surface Printing | Tecmarker Paint | PME170 | Special paint used with MARKTEC’s full-surface printing unit, ideal for long intervals between printing. | White | ||
Line Marking | Tecmarker Paint | LME | Special marking paint only used with MARKTEC’s line marking unit, PJ-L.
This paint is nonflammable and does not easily clog in nozzles when dry, so can be used near open flames such as near a fusing machine. |
White, Blue |
*Other: Nonflammable paint E type (PSE, MSE and LSE)
- *1 : Double nozzle printing method with atomizing air
- *2 : Strongly acidic, please handle with care,
- *3 : Printing method without air.
Product Name | Features | ||
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Eco Color Remover
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PMW | Remover for PMW. Nonflammable. | |
G | Remover for PSG, MSG and LSG. Flammable. | ||
Tecmarker Remover | PLA-Ⅱ | Remover for PLA-2. Flammable. | |
E | Remover for PME170 and LME. Nonflammable. | ||
Tecmarker Lubricant | LW | Used for SHOTMARKER M-20S and M-30S. |