The most advanced and fully functioned electrochemical marking machine available ideal for semi or fully automated applications as well as simple hand applied marking.
What Can the ME3000T Do?
universal marking systems 15 user definable programs which enables you to store and recall our common marking application settings or your own marking application settings for recall whenever you need them making the marking process even faster.
universal marking systems Function indicator (oxide/etch), countdown timer and digital amp meter all designed for ease of use.
universal marking systems Buzzer indicates completion of mark.
universal marking systems Manual marking mode for very large images.
universal marking systems Oxide delay function gives a higher quality oxide layer for certain metals which were previously difficult to mark.
universal marking systems Delay timer function, used with semi-auto system, where a delay is required to position the stencil.
universal marking systems Timer function in .25 sec increments up to 29.75 sec for very fine marking control. Particularly to meet the needs of marking titanium or deep etch marking.
universal marking systems 5v to 30v output voltages in 5v increments allows more precise settings, eg faster etch rate at higher voltage and better quality mark at low voltages on some metals.
universal marking systems A free software utitlity enables all programs to be stored on a PC for editing, backup and bulk downloading using the USB Port.
universal marking systems USB Port is also used in conjunction with UMS’ E2DM Dynamic Database program widely used in a number industries including Aerospace and Automotive for advanced programming for Data Matrix applications meeting ISO16022, ATAspec 2000 and Mil130M standards.
universal marking systems The new high quality kit box design makes it easier to access and use and everything you need to get started is kept neatly in one place. You can choose which electrolytes, stencils and marking heads you need in your kit making it truly modular.
