The electrolytic marking process works on almost any electro-conductive material. Commonly used to mark stainless steel, steel, aluminium and carbide, the Digital Etching Unit guarantees a high quality of finish regardless of surface hardness. Both output voltage and waveform are selectable, enabling the operator to establish the best mark possible, including white marks on various materials.

The electrolytic marking process works on almost any electro-conductive material. Commonly used to mark stainless steel, steel, aluminium and carbide, the Digital Etching Unit guarantees a high quality of finish regardless of surface hardness. Both output voltage and waveform are selectable, enabling the operator to establish the best mark possible, including white marks on various materials.