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5.2 CLEANING WITH CLEAN MARKER BRUSH ATTACHMENTS
5.2.1 Tips for optimal cleaning
With the Clean Marker brush attachment you can clean even inaccessible
parts. The short brush shows more powerfull performance, the long brush is
especially for big areas. Change the brush in time to avoit markings on the
workpiece.
Slag and scale spots can only be removed by blasting
(Clean Marker Brush-T and Brush-TP)
5.2.2 The „Cleaning“ Process
• screw on the brush attachment
• adjust the unit according to Chapter 5.1.1
• fill about 1 cm electrolyte into the wide-neck container.
• moisten the tool
• run the tool over the bloom until the surface is clean
To avoid white edges on the work piece: polish the cleaned
work piece with the cleaning cloth supplied, lightly moistened
with water and Neutralyt.
Warning: Don‘t let remaining acids become dry. If acid has run
into material gaps, we recommaend to use RP cleaner and after
such treatment a further cleaning with water.
5.3 MARKING WITH THE CLEAN MARKER (FLAT TOOL)
5.3.1 Tips for maximum marking effect
Every electrolyte contains salts. Depending on the material, these salts
can have a strongly oxidizing effect. Extreme cleanliness must be used when
handling the chemicals. Avoid carry - over of electrolytes and wash your
hands frequently. Make sure of good power contact and moist felt. Felt which
is too dry restricts the flow of power. Stencils become clogged with salts and
metals after a while. They should also be rinsed and cleaned frequently.
Electrolyte can also be used for cleaning stencils. Small surfaces can best
be marked by simply pressing the felt on the stencil. Larger areas are best
marked by stroking the tool head several times over the entire surface of the
stencil. This takes between 1.5 and 2 seconds. If the marking appears rusty,
then either do not use the tool quite so long or decrease the voltage. The tool
should be held at right angles to the work piece and the whole surface used
for contact with the stencil.
the electrolyte flows better through the stencil
May in principle the templates not to powerful warm, otherwise it‘s early to
attrited. If the electrolyte vaporises, is the textures of the templates clotty, so
as to trade the templates, otherwise you have a bad type face. The felt must
be replaced regularly, if it‘s dark. The felt becomes dirty, when the type face
is larger.
The result of the lables dependent in all kinds of factors. It would be wise to
test the quality of the script on a scrap material before you start really becau-
se you have ups and downs on batch of material.
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