OSTLING MODULMAT EU Classic 300 User manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSOPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MODULMAT Classic
MODULMAT ClassicMODULMAT Classic
MODULMAT Classic
Semi-automatic unit for
Semi-automatic unit forSemi-automatic unit for
Semi-automatic unit for
electrolytic marking
electrolytic markingelectrolytic marking
electrolytic marking

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Safety tip
Safety tipSafety tip
Safety tip
•Only authorised persons may open the machine. Unplug the ma-
chine before opening.
•In handling the electrolyte you expose yourself to organic and in-
organic oxide substances in conjunction with natural water.
•Please request a safety material data sheet for each electrolyte
number as per standard 91/155/EWG.
Application
ApplicationApplication
Application
The below described unit is designed to mark products with metal, electrically conduc-
tive surfaces in conjunction with electrolyte. Proper functioning of this unit depends
upon correct treatment and maintenance of the system. The operation and mainte-
nance instructions must be studied carefully by all operating personnel before the sys-
tem is used.
Copyright
CopyrightCopyright
Copyright
All parts of this technical document including any patents described or trademarks con-
tained therein are the sole property of ÖSTLING Markiersysteme GmbH Solingen, Ger-
many. Without prior approval no part of this document may be duplicated or made
available to a third party. No misuse of this manual is permitted. No form of misrepre-
sentation of the content of this document is permitted.
Liability
LiabilityLiability
Liability
For any error in shipment or damage caused during shipment our liability is limited to
those conditions outlined in the Terms of Delivery. Duration of the warranty is stated in
the Terms and Conditions. We are not responsible for damage caused from improper
handling of the equipment or for damage caused by disregarding the operating instruc-
tions.

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This statement is in accordance with the general guidelines, including no assurance of quality.
The safety precautions included in the product documentation are to be heeded.
EU - Conformity explanation
EU - Conformity explanationEU - Conformity explanation
EU - Conformity explanation
We herewith declare that the construction of the following illustrated unit conforms to
all regulations as required by EU guidelines.
Alterations to the machine not performed by our technicians invalidates this declaration.
Machine type: Electrolytic marking machine
Model: MODULMAT Classic
Marking machine: EU-CLASSIC 300 / EU CLASSIC 500
Machine guidelines: 89/392/EWG
altered through: 91/368/EWG; 93/44/EWG; 93/68/EWG;
Low tension guideline: 73/23/EWG
altered through: 93/68/EWG
Electromagnetic agreement: 89/336/EWG
altered through: 91/263/EWG; 92/31/EWG; 93/68/EWG;
Applied harmonized norms: EN 292-1; EN 292-2; EN 60 204-1;
EN 50 081-1; EN 50 082-1; EN 60 947; EN 60
439;
Applied national standards: DIN VDE 0100; DIN VDE 0110;
DIN VDE 0113; DIN VDE 0660
Place, date: Solingen, 14.11.97
Legally binding signature:
Rolf Östling

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CONTENTS
CONTENTSCONTENTS
CONTENTS
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General InformationGeneral Information
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2 Description of function
Description of functionDescription of function
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Start up the systemsStart up the systems
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4.1
4.14.1
4.1 Stencil assembly
Stencil assemblyStencil assembly
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Operating the EU ClassicOperating the EU Classic
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5.1
5.15.1
5.1 Starting up
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5.2
5.25.2
5.2 Marking voltage
Marking voltageMarking voltage
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5.3 Marking time
Marking timeMarking time
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5.45.4
5.4 Pump time
Pump timePump time
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5.55.5
5.5 Retarder (Option)
Retarder (Option)Retarder (Option)
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5.6 Counter (Option)
Counter (Option)Counter (Option)
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5.7 Original settings
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9.1
9.19.1
9.1 Problem: No mark at all
Problem: No mark at allProblem: No mark at all
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9.2 Problem: Mark is not clear
Problem: Mark is not clearProblem: Mark is not clear
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9.3 Problem: Black spots around the mark
Problem: Black spots around the markProblem: Black spots around the mark
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9.49.4
9.4 Problem: Mag
Problem: MagProblem: Mag
Problem: Magnetic valve does not activate
netic valve does not activatenetic valve does not activate
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1 General Information
General InformationGeneral Information
General Information
The Modulmat is a compact unit consisting of the EU 300 Classic or the EU 500 Classic, a
pneumatic unit as well as a jigging for the products to be marked.
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2 Description of function
Description of functionDescription of function
Description of function
The Modulmat is for marking products with metallic, electrically conductive surfaces.
Hardened, large, small, flat or round products are no problem to mark with the Modul-
mat.
Entry voltage to the unit is 115 V or 230 V (AC), and the exit voltage can be infinitely
variable from 0 - 30 V (AC or DC), at an output of 330 VA resp. 630 VA.
An integrated timer makes possible an infinitely variable delay in the marking time from 0 -
15 seconds when a footswitch is connected.
The marking head is fed with electrolyte through a pump. The combined action of voltage
and electrolyte results in an electrochemical process, which reproduces the logo displayed
on the stencil onto the product.
2.1
2.12.1
2.1 Technical Data
Technical DataTechnical Data
Technical Data
EU Classic 300
EU Classic 300EU Classic 300
EU Classic 300 EU Classic 500
EU Classic 500EU Classic 500
EU Classic 500
Entry voltage 115 V or 230 V, AC 115 V or 230 V, AC
Exit voltage 0 - 30 V (AC or DC) 0 - 30 V (AC or DC)
Power, Wattage, output 330 VA 630 VA
Dimensions (L x W x H) 140 x 380 x 200 mm 140 x 380 x 200 mm
EMV tested EN 50081-1; EN 50082-1 EN 50081-1; EN 50082-1

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3 Technical drawing
Technical drawingTechnical drawing
Technical drawing
Pos. 1 Main switch On / Off Pos. 10 LED Pos. 19 Stencil mounted into stencil cover
Pos. 2 Key ↑(increase of values) Pos. 11 Display Pos. 20 Marking head
Pos. 3 Key ↓(decrease of values) Pos. 12 Throttle for cylinder speed Pos. 21 Socket for foot switch
Pos. 4 Key ↵(ENTER) Pos. 13 Pressure regulator Pos. 22 Air pressure connection
Pos. 5 Key MENU Pos. 14 Potentiometer for electrolyte adjustm. Pos. 23 Power cord
Pos. 6 .Key =/∼(DC/AC) Pos. 15 Pressure indicator
Pos. 7 Automatic key Pos. 16 Electrolyte reservoir
Pos. 8 Timing key Pos. 17 Fix blocks
Pos. 9 Pump key Pos. 18 Stencil holder XYZ

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Start up the systemStart up the system
Start up the system
Be sure that the unit has power (Pos. 23), and that the air pressure valve (Pos. 22) is in
proper working order (use a pneumatic tube PUN8). Connect the footswitch to socket
(Pos. 21).
Press the pump key (Pos. 9) in order to soak the marking head with electrolyte from the
reservoir (Pos. 16). Thereafter you may turn off the pump, as during operation the pump
will work automatically for the time adjusted on the EU Classic. The speed of the pump
can be adjusted with the potentiometer (Pos. 14).
4.1
4.14.1
4.1 Stencil assembly
Stencil assemblyStencil assembly
Stencil assembly
In this marking machine, stencils (Pos. 19) which fit the Östling stencil holder will work
well. The stencil must fit in order that the XYZ stencil holder (Pos. 18) will be able to
properly operate.

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5 Operating the EU Classic
Operating the EU ClassicOperating the EU Classic
Operating the EU Classic
5.1
5.15.1
5.1 Starting up
Starting upStarting up
Starting up
After being switched on, the unit will be in the Main Menu mode. The values and set-
tings last adjusted will be kept when the unit is switched off.
The display shows for example U=08,0V MT=04,0s
•The keys A, T, P and the START-Input (foot switch) can be operated within the main
menu only.
•The keys MENU, ↑, and ↓have no function within the main menu.
•The key ↵is used to leave the main menu and enter the sub menu
marking voltage.
5.2
5.25.2
5.2 M
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Marking voltage
arking voltagearking voltage
arking voltage
Within the sub menu marking voltage only the keys ↑, ↓, ↵, MENU and =/∼can be op-
erated.
•The key =/∼allows you to switch between DC and AC voltage. The LED’s above the
key show the present current flow.
•The key ↑(pos. 2) increases, the key ↓(pos. 3) decreases the output voltage by 0.2
Volt (Umin = 0.2 V; Umax = 30.0 V) each.
•By operating the key ↵the adjusted value is accepted.
•By operating the MENU key (pos. 5) the adjusted value is not accepted, and the main
menu is re-entered.

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5.3
5.35.3
5.3 Marking time
Marking timeMarking time
Marking time
In the sub menu marking time only the keys ↑, ↓, ↵and MENU can be operated.
•The key ↑increases, the key ↓decreases the marking time MT by 0.1 second each
(MTmin = 0.1 s; MTmax = 15.0 s).
•By using the key ↵the new value is accepted, and you will re-enter the main menu.
•By using the key MENU the new value is not accepted, and you will re-enter the main
menu.
•If the pumping time option is activated, it is possible to enter the sub menu pumping
time.
5.4
5.45.4
5.4 Pump time
Pump timePump time
Pump time
In the sub menu pumping time only the keys ↑, ↓, ↵and MENU can be operated.
•The key ↑increases, the key ↓decreases the pumping time PT by 0.1 second each
(PTmin = 0.1 s; PTmax = 10.0 s).
•By operating the key ↵the new value is accepted, and you will re-enter the main
menu.
•By operating the key MENU the new value is not accepted, and you will re-enter the
main menu
•If the option pump delay is activated, you may enter the sub menu Retarder.
5.5
5.55.5
5.5 Retarder (Option)
Retarder (Option)Retarder (Option)
Retarder (Option)
In the sub menu retarder only the keys ↑, ↓, ↵and MENU can be operated.
•The key ↑increases, the key ↓decreases the retarder by 0.1 second each
(RTmin = 0.1 s; RTmax = 10.0 s).
•By operating the key ↵the new value is accepted, and you will re-enter the main
menu.
•By operating the key MENU the new value is not accepted, and you will re-enter the
main menu.

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5.6
5.65.6
5.6 Counter (Option)
Counter (Option)Counter (Option)
Counter (Option)
You can see the actual number of markings on the display:
Counter= 00022
By operating the key ↓the counter will be reset.
5.7
5.75.7
5.7 Original settings
Original settingsOriginal settings
Original settings
All settings can be reset to their original settings by pressing the key MENU and turning
the unit on.
Output voltage U = 08,0 V
Marking time MT = 02,0 s
Pumping time off; PT = 0,00 s
Retarder off; RT = 0,01 s
Type of output voltage: AC AC-LED = on; DC-LED = off
Timer function off; T-LED = off
Output magnet valve (24 V) off; A-LED = off
Output pump (230 V) off; P-LED = off
Counter 00000
Language English

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6 Marking procedure
Marking procedureMarking procedure
Marking procedure
•Turn the unit on using the ON-OFF switch (pos. 1).
•Depending upon marking needs (see point 10) use the DC/AC key (pos. 6) to set the
marking type.
AC (Alternating current) for black marking. The right hand light is lit.
DC (Direct current) for a deep mark. The left hand light is lit.
•In the sub menu voltage setting (see point 5.2) the output voltage can be infinitely
set from 0 - 30 V. The display (pos. 11) shows the current setting.
•Adjust the requested marking time (see point 5.3)
•Press the keys Automatic (pos. 7) and timer (pos. 8). The respective LED will lit.
•Place the product to be marked into the jigging (pos. 17) and press the foot switch.
Marking head (pos. 20) moves downwards and presses the stencil as per the pre-
adjusted marking time onto the product. In order to obtain a satisfactory marking,
the cylinder requires a pressure of around 4.5 to 5 bar, readable on the pressure indi-
cator (pos. 15). Adjustment of the pressure can be done using the integrated pressure
regulator (pos. 13). The marking head should move easy and steady onto the product
to be marked. The speed of the cylinder can be adjusted using the integrated throttle
(pos. 12).
•Simultaneously to the marking the electrolyte will be pumped according to the pump
time adjusted (see point 5.4).
•Having reached the pre-adjusted marking time, the cylinder moves upwards and the
marked product can be taken.
•If the option Counter is activated and unit is operated in automatic mode with timer,
the display
Counter = 00000
is shown for a few seconds in the main menu.
The counter is increased by each marking. The counter can be reset once the re-
quested amount of markings has been reached as described under point 5.6.

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6.1
6.16.1
6.1 Remarks
RemarksRemarks
Remarks
•General instructions for voltage and marking time cannot be provided in the opera-
tion instructions, as these parameters are depending upon the product to be marked.
•In order to obtain a long life time of the stencil, we recommend to strive for a low
voltage and short marking time.
•After finishing the marking, felt, conductive net and stencils should be cleaned with
ordinary tap water.
•Should you notice that the marking quality deteriorates, please inspect felt and con-
ductive net, as during marking an operational carbonisation of the felt takes place i.e.
felt and net have to be replaced from time to time.
•To prevent a short circuit, please take care, that the marking head does not get in
direct contact with the product fixture.
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7 Maintenance
MaintenanceMaintenance
Maintenance
Regular maintenance is not necessary.
Should there be a problem, however, please contact our service department. Opening
Should there be a problem, however, please contact our service department. OpeningShould there be a problem, however, please contact our service department. Opening
Should there be a problem, however, please contact our service department. Opening
the unit without proper authoris
the unit without proper authoristhe unit without proper authoris
the unit without proper authorisa
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ation voids the warranty.
tion voids the warranty.tion voids the warranty.
tion voids the warranty.
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AccessoriesAccessories
Accessories
Due to the modular construction of our marking systems, the sequences of operation
can be automated (transfer equipment, indexing tables, automatic handling etc.).
Our technicians would be pleased to assist with any further questions.

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9 Trouble shooting
Trouble shootingTrouble shooting
Trouble shooting
9.1
9.19.1
9.1 Problem: No mark at all
Problem: No mark at allProblem: No mark at all
Problem: No mark at all
Please check:
Please check:Please check:
Please check:
•Is the main power cable connected and the etching machine switched on?
•Are the electrode and pneumatic cables correctly connected?
•Has the voltmeter been activated?
•Is the marking head moistened with electrolyte?
•Is the electrolyte reservoir filled with electrolyte?
Note:
Note:Note:
Note:
•You can only mark products which conduct electricity.
•Painted, anodised or otherwise coated surfaces are not suitable for marking by elec-
trolytic etching.
9.2
9.29.2
9.2 Prob
ProbProb
Problem: Mark is not clear
lem: Mark is not clearlem: Mark is not clear
lem: Mark is not clear
•Make sure that the stencil is clean.
•Wash the stencil in water to remove oxides.
•Also make sure that the surface of the product is clean. Wipe off dirt or excess oil
with a dry cloth before marking.
•Is the marking head moistened with electrolyte?
•Normal usage yields slight discoloration of the stencil, for this reason we
recommend that you change stencils from time to time.
9.3
9.39.3
9.3 Problem: Black spots around the mark
Problem: Black spots around the markProblem: Black spots around the mark
Problem: Black spots around the mark
•The stencil is worn out or has been treated improperly and holes have developed in
the red portion of the stencil. Replace the stencil with a new one or prolong the life
of the old stencil by covering over the damaged areas with adhesive tape.

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Hints:
Hints:Hints:
Hints:
Please contact us if:
Please contact us if:Please contact us if:
Please contact us if:
•you have technical problems.
you have technical problems.you have technical problems.
you have technical problems.
•you need marked samples.
you need marked samples.you need marked samples.
you need marked samples.
•you need
you needyou need
you need any additional accessories such as marking heads in different sizes, felt,
any additional accessories such as marking heads in different sizes, felt,any additional accessories such as marking heads in different sizes, felt,
any additional accessories such as marking heads in different sizes, felt,
electrolyte for other types of materials, stencil covers, fixtures, etc.
electrolyte for other types of materials, stencil covers, fixtures, etc.electrolyte for other types of materials, stencil covers, fixtures, etc.
electrolyte for other types of materials, stencil covers, fixtures, etc.
•you need information about our other products such as pad printing, needle
you need information about our other products such as pad printing, needleyou need information about our other products such as pad printing, needle
you need information about our other products such as pad printing, needle
embossing, laser marking or ink-jet-systems.
embossing, laser marking or ink-jet-systems.embossing, laser marking or ink-jet-systems.
embossing, laser marking or ink-jet-systems.

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Choice of electrolytesChoice of electrolytes
Choice of electrolytes
Type of marking Type of voltage Voltage Marking time Felt Material Electrolyte Remarks
Black-etching AC 8 V 1-2 s Black with Stainless steel 6744, 70 ,72 ,SP1 Neutralise with N8
conductive net Alloyed Steel 6744 Neutralise with N8
Steel 676, 74, 67/10/3, 676R74 Corrosion free
electrolyte
Chrome , Nickel 75 The marking time is de-
pendent on coating
thickness with chrome
products.
Zinc coated 639, 6578 In case of unclear mark-
ing, send us
sample.
Titanium 6578
Hard metal 332/2 Depending of alloy, the
hard metal option may be
necessary.
White-etching AC 8 V 1-2 s Black with Black oxidised 114 Soft Neutralise with N8
conductive net (Homo steamed) 119 Medium
117 Strong
Deep-Etching DC approx. 20 -25 V > 3 s Green Brass DE40, DE90 In the case of deep etch-
ing the marking time is
dependent on the desired
depth.
Aluminium DE40, DE90 This can last up to a
few minutes.
Electrolyte must be removed after the marking process!
Electrolyte must be removed after the marking process!Electrolyte must be removed after the marking process!
Electrolyte must be removed after the marking process!

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