Cold Marking Solutions for Low Temperature Processes 0 Comments
Cold marking involves adding markings, protective coatings, or layers to materials at low temperatures. This technique prevents corrosion, wear, and damage while enabling quick identification and efficient communication of information. Industries such as construction, metalworking, marine, timber, oil, and gas often rely on cold marking for operations in freezing environments. Explore how manual cold marking with industrial marker pens provides robust solutions for marking on cold surfaces, ensuring visibility and durability in harsh conditions.
- Candace Bregola
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LA-CO Teams Up with MPE Partners 0 Comments
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Kate Moon, the Welder with the Markal® Tattoo 2 Comments
Although, the welding industry has made great strides in adopting more ladies into the profession, only 5% of welders are female. We spoke with Kate Moon, about her experiences to become a woman in welding as well as what inspired her to adorn her body with a classic Markal® B® Paintstik® tattoo.- Candace Bregola
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Removable Markers: Ink vs. Liquid Paint for Temporary Marking 0 Comments
Do you believe all removable markers are the same? It may surprise you to find out that they're not. Removable markers are versatile and different from other types of markers in both composition and usage. Find out the differences between ink versus liquid paint when it comes to the removable marker and what type could be the right choice for your temporary application.- Candace Bregola
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