UMC 112 - Trend Product Marking Systems Australia

1 Short description
Coining
Engraving
2 Technical data
2.1 Marking units
The UMC 112, coining or engraving unit, is a marking system for marking
products through coining or engraving.
When coining, the marking takes place via a carbide point which is brought to
oscillating by compressed air. The carbide point is moved in X- and Y-direction
by a coordinate unit with two stepping motors. Thus, material in the workpiece is
compressed and/or displaced. In continuous operation, the marking consists of
a dense sequence of individual points which results in a closed line.
When engraving, a diamond point is pressed on the workpiece by compressed
air and then moved into X- and Y-direction over the workpiece by a coordinate
unit with two stepping motors. A cutting treatment of workpieces takes place.
The engraving speed is a little bit lower than the coining speed.
With an engraving unit, you can also coin after making a change of the needle
system.
Resolution [mm] standard 0.1
Coining unit Engraving unit
Coining frequency [Hz] oscillating freely approx. 200
or controlled 20 - 150
Marking speed [characters/s] 1 - 5 1 - 3
Compressed air [bar] max. 6 max. 4
Electricity, voltage [V] 115 or 230
Net frequency [Hz] 60 or 50
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3-2 Description ÖSTLING Markiersysteme GmbH
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