Marks Glow Under Black Light
-46º to 66ºC.
(-50º to 150ºF.)
Ideal for marking defects on billets, etc. under managio inspection. Marks glow under black light and are readily visible under natural light.
Very Rough Cold Surfaces
-46º to 65ºC.
(-50º to 150ºF.)
Marks extremely rough surfaces such as forgings, castings. Wide, heavy marks on metal, striping bars and rounds. Lumber applications include marks on rough logs, creosoted and pressure treated lumber. Withstands lengthy immersion in mill pond.
Temporary Cold Marking
-46º to 66ºC.
(-50º to 150ºF.)
9.5mm X 108mm
(3/8” X 4-1/4”)
Non-scratching, water soluble for easy removal. Mark acrylic plastic plotting board, plastic parts, glass, painted metal, sheet steel, polished aluminum, car bumpers and exotic metals.
Fast Drying Cold Marking
-45º to 65ºC.
(-50º to 150ºF.)
Ideal for marking in fabricating shops and assembly lines where immediate handling is necessary. Marks on metal, wood, plastic, rubber, glass, cardboard and paper.
Paintstik® Marker
-46º to 66ºC.
(-50º to150ºF.)
9.5mm X 108mm
(3/8” X 4-1/4”)
Ideal for layout, color coding fabrication, and identification. Marks on smooth, rough, rusty or dirty surfaces.
Paintstik® Marker
Bleeds Through Water-Based Paints
-46º to 66ºC.
(-50º to 150ºF.)
For fabricating structural steel, or layout work where marks are required to bleed through a primer coat covering the markings. For marking under water-based paints.
Heavily Oiled Surface Marking
-18º to121ºC.
(0º to 250ºF.)
Will mark heavily oiled surfaces. Ideal for cold rolled steel and processing of cold rolled coil.
Paintstik® Marker
Cold Marker Bleeds Through Solvent-Based Paints
-46º to 66ºC.
(-50º to 150ºF.)
For fabricated structural steel layout work where the marks are required to bleed through primer coat. For marking under solvent or oil-based primer.
Marks Readily Removed in Pickling Bath
-18º to 65ºC.
(0º to 150ºF.)
Marks steel prior to galvanizing. Marks dissolve in pickling bath to provide clean surface for galvanizing.
Fast Drying Cold Marking
-18º to 65ºC.
(0º to 150ºF.)
Marks will not bleed through a covering coat of paint. For marking metal, plastic, rubber, ceramic or glass. Marks wet or dry, oily, rusty, smooth or rough surfaces.Ideally suited for shipbuilding and metal fabricating industries.
Annealing--
Normalizing--
Heat Treating
Up to 871ºC. (1600ºF.)
Mark parts while cold and then subject them to temperatures up to 870º C. Marks withstand quenching in water or oil. For welds ingots, castings, forgings, annealed parts, etc.
Heat Treating
at Red Hot Temperatures.
Up to 982ºC.
(1800ºF.)
Mark parts while cold and then subject item to temperatures up to 980o C. Marks remain clearly visible and will withstand quenching in water or oil.
Dual Purpose Marker
66º to 480ºC.
(150º to 900ºF.)
9.5mm X 117mm
3/8” X 4-5/8”
Marks hot slabs, rough castings, billets, forgings, sheet steel, open hearth ingots and rough surfaces where variable temperatures are encountered and long-lasting marking is required.
Paintstik® Marker
Extremely Hot Surfaces
760º to 1200ºC.
(1400º to 2200ºF.)
19mm X 117mm
3/4” X 4-5/8”
Mark parts while very hot to withstand temperatures as high as 1200º C. Marks will not burn or run off. For castings, forgings, ingots, blooms, billets, high temperature metal alloys, iron and steel, etc.
Marks on Smooth Surfaces
-18º to 66ºC.
(-50º to 150ºF.)
For marking on smooth surfaces such as: cold rolled steel, sheet metal, plate glass, and plastic.
Marks on Glass
-101º to 66ºC.
(-150º to 150ºF.)
Water resistant, but is removable with water dampened cloth. Leaves no residue or ghosting on glass. Used for window and windshield identification.
Hot Surface Markers
HT: 121º to 871ºC.
HT-34: 204º to 982ºC.
HT-40: 121º to 927ºC.
Available in 9.5mm X 114mm and 19mm x 117mm.
HT-75: 66º to 538ºC.
Available in 19mm x 117mm. Marks hot coils, billets, slabs, bars, and ingots where long-lasting marking is required.
High Visibility Marks
-46º to 66ºC.
(-50º to 150ºF.)
High intensity colors for greater visibility in dimly lit areas. Long lasting, weather-resistant and fade-resistant.
