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Universal's
USMR-20 Series Micro-Spray Markers are designed for color coding applications
where spot or stripe marks are required for identification or acceptance/rejection
indication marks. These units may be mounted near automation and sensitive test
equipment, placed in marking stations on the production line or attached to
robotic arms. The Micro-Spray Marker is an extremely compact, lightweight, low
pressure marker designed for positioning in locations where space is severely
limited. Capable of marking in any attitude, it's low mass operation can apply
marks at a rate of 180 marks per minute. The Micro-Spray Markers require 3-12
psi atomizing air and 70-80 psi trigger air pressure for operation. |
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Universal
USMR-20AF Micro-Spray Markers are designed to apply color coded
spots or stripes on products during inspection to satisfy acceptance/rejection
marking requirements. These low pressure atomizing spray markers are normally
electrically triggered and can apply spot marks from 1/4" - 1" diameter
on both porous and non-porous surfaces. The USMR-20AF Marker features an adjustable
fluid control to regulate the amount of ink flowing into the atomizing air stream
for precise control of the mark. The marker sprays an 18 degree conical spray
pattern with negligible over spray. A stainless steel needle seats in the orifice
after every cycle providing a self cleaning feature. |
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Universal
USMR-20 Micro-Spray Markers are identical to the USMR-20AF units
- less the fluid control adjustment feature. When these markers are fired, the
needle valve opens fully and allows the maximum amount of ink to flow into the
atomizing air stream. The USMR-20 Markers are normally recommended for applications
where precise spot marks are not critical. |
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Universal
USM-GFR Series Gravity Feed Ink Reservoirs are available
in 16 oz., 32 oz., 64 oz. and 128 oz. capacities. These heavy wall polyethylene
wide mouth reservoirs are supplied with a ball type shutoff valve and a mounting
bracket for easy installation. When using pigmented inks, select a reservoir
which only holds a 1-2 day supply of ink to prevent pigment settling. |
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Universal
USMR-MSA-SM & USMR-MSA-TM Mounting Brackets provide
6-axis positioning adjustment for the USMR-20 Series Micro-Spray Markers. Stainless
steel shafting and clamping style cross blocks enable the markers to be positioned
in any attitude for hitting even those hard to reach locations. These mounts
are available in both top and side mounting configurations. |
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Universal
USM-103DS, USM-104DS and USM-105DS Controllers contain
all the pneumatic components required to operate the Micro-Spray Markers
from electrical signals supplied by an external PLC. These controls include
both trigger air and atomizing air regulators and gauges and the electric
solenoids for each. The USM-103DS uses a pair of 115 VAC solenoids, the
USM-104DS uses a pair of 12 VDC solenoids and the USM-105DS uses a pair
of 24 VDC solenoids. |
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Universal
USM-80600 and USM-80601 Pressure Reservoirs are used
to increase the ink supply pressure to the USMR-20 Series Markers. Higher
supply pressure allows more ink to flow into the atomizing air stream in a
given time interval. The use of a pressure reservoir enables shorter duration
triggering signals to be used and results in a faster reaction time for the
marker. For most applications tank pressure is set to 2-3 PSI.
The USM-80600 is a 64
Oz. capacity unit complete with a pressure regulator, gauge and disposable
liner. The USM-80601 unit is similar to the USM-80600 but includes a pneumatically
operated ink agitation system which keeps pigmented inks in uniform suspension
during use. |
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