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| Place of Origin: | Germany |
| Brand Name: | Ingun |
| Certification: | RoHS-compliant (2011/65/EC) |
| Model Number: | ME-E-R2,0-12-100-K12V |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 10pcs |
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| Packaging Details: | original Ingun package |
| Delivery Time: | 2-4 working days |
| Supply Ability: | 100 pcs per day |
| Outside Dimensions: | Approx. Ø 12 X 100 Mm (d X L) | Outside Thread: | M12*1 |
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| Weight: | Approx. 0.040 Kg | Temperature Range: | -20 °C To +65 °C |
| Drive Connection Via: | Cable | Material Surfaces: | Hard And Soft Materials |
| Counter Nut: | SW 14 | Marking Head: | Scratching Engraver |
Electrical Marking Unit ME-E-R2,0-12-100-K12V With long and slim shaft
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INGUN Marking Units
Reliable and permanent marking with compact units
INGUN marking units are designed for the use in the industrial testing to mark “good”-tested PC boards with
a permanent marking in the form of a circular marking or circle point marking.
Our marking units are available with two different drive systems and are mounted in a test fixture or a replacement kit compactly and precisely.
Electrically operated Marking Units
In our electrically operated marking units, the spring-loaded engraving tool pushes against the surface of the PC board during the testing process. After successful „good“ testing of the PC board the marking unit is typically powered with 12 V DC for around 1.0 second during contacting. Due to the generated rotating movement the PCB is engraved by a scratching tool or cutting tool with a permanent Ø 2 mm circle on the surface.
Pneumatically operated Marking Units
In our pneumatically operated marking units, the engraving tool rotates by means of compressed air. At the same time a stroke movement is performed, so that the engraving tool is pressed against the PC board and permanently marks it with either a Ø 2 mm circular marking or with a circle point marking of > Ø 1,0 mm. As soon as the compressed air is turned off, the engraving tool is moved back to its home position by an internal spring.
