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Operators Manual
Pipe Profiling Machine | SPC 500-1200
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SPC
Marking options
Marking information on the parts cut on
the machine adds an extra dimension
to the production process. Marking
can take many forms and can be
applied to the pipe in a variety of ways.
The machine can mark the pipe with
relevant information such as the part
name/number, assembly group, quality
information, track and trace codes etc.
Marking is also often used as a reference
to fit parts together during the assembly
stage. Reference lines on both main pipe
and branch pipe are marked while the
pipe is being cut on the machine and
later aligned to ensure easy and accurate
An SPC equipped with an ink jet printer (left) and a punch marker (right)
Ink: reference lines and footprints Ink: alphanumeric Punch: alphanumeric
fitting. Footprints are shapes marked on
the pipe showing the exact contour of the
branch pipe at the connection point, an
invaluable aid for complex connections.
The SPC 1200 can be equipped with an
ink jet printer, a plasma fine marker or a
punch marking unit. The marking unit is
mounted on the side of the cutting trolley
and can be used to mark lines, text or
footprints on the pipe. Most machines
that are equipped with a plasma unit can
mark using the same unit, a dedicated
plasma marker is not necessary but may
still be equipped for convenience.