lectroetch originated electrochemical marking in 1943. since then, the process has proven itself in countless metal parts marking applications for identification, inspection and inventory control. it is ideal for reproducing trademarks, part and serial numbers, measurement markings, inspection stamps and date codes.

Products & Services

• • Electrochemical
  • Marking
  • Metal
  • Reproducing Trademarks
  • Part And Serial Numbers
  • Measurement Markings
  • Inspection Stamps
  • Date Codes
• • Power Units
  • Stencils
  • Electrolytes
  • Etching
  • Deep Etching
  • Etching Systems
  • Ohio

Web Result

Lectroetch electrochemical marking

Lectroetch originated electrochemical marking in 1943. Since then, the process has proven itself in countless metal parts marking applications for identification, inspection and inventory control. It is ideal for reproducing trademarks, part and serial numbers, measurement markings, inspection stamps and date codes. Objects made of conductive ferrous and nonferrous metals and alloys are easily mar...

http://www.lectroetch.com/

Automotive / Die Tryout

Automotive / Die Tryout Lectroetch pioneered the Electro-Chemical Circle Grid method of strain analysis with Dr. Stuart Keeler. This method has been utilized by automakers, steel suppliers, and stamping firms all over the world for decades. With the advent of computerized stereo-lithographic evaluation techniques, this method remains the most accurate way to evaluate stress and strain in a forming...

http://www.lectroetch.com/automotive.html

Click here for more information...

Stencils On Demand The Lectroetch Company is proud to announce the release of our "Stencil on Demand System". This system allows you to now create your own stencils for electrochemical etching . No more trying to find a typewriter , or dealing with a dot matrix printer and its lack of definition!! This new system will allow you to print graphics including your company logo, serial numbers , bar co...

http://www.lectroetch.com/stencils-on-demand.html

Aerospace / Aircraft

Aerospace / Aircraft The Lectroetch process was developed during the second World War by the founder of our company, A.R. Lindsay. As a consulting engineer, he determined that highly stressed aircraft parts were failing due to metal fatigue in the area where the parts were steel-stamped for identification. Mr. Lindsay then established a laboratory for the purpose of marking metal through the use o...

http://www.lectroetch.com/aerospace.html

stencils

Long Life Stencils When Ordering New or Replacement Stencils... 1. Indicate which type of marking fixture is being used (i.e. DEP style hand pad, CHP, Carbon Hand, marker etc.). This will help us lay out your stencil to maximize economy and usability. 2. Indicate how many parts are to be marked. This will tell us what kind of stencil materials to use. 3. The number of times and the spacing of the ...

http://www.lectroetch.com/stencils.html

Website Links: