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Old April 30th 07, 08:41 PM posted to rec.aviation.marketplace
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Default Mark your wires with the Hz2.1 Hot Stamp Wire Marker

Energy Management Corporation, a leader in solutions for the
Electrical Industry, recently released the Hz2.1 Portable Hot Stamp
Wire Marker as an innovative solution for permanently marking wires
where large, pre-planned batches based on expensive, automated
equipment is not practical. The Hz2.1 Portable Hot Stamp Wire Marker
offers a clear, cost-effective, and flexible option for custom wire
marking needs wherever 120 volt power is available.

Correct wire identification is crucial to assembly projects,
especially when dealing with multiple wires. The Hz2.1 Hot Stamp Wire
Marker is designed to use heat with imprint foil to emboss the
thousands of possible alpha and numeric combinations onto wires,
making a professional looking, permanent imprint similar to that of
expensive automated machines.

Flexibility is crucial to many assembly projects. Wires are not always
easily accessible, especially to bulkier automated wire marking
systems. Until now, these wires had to be marked with expensive
preprinted labels or heat shrink sleeves, costing up to 10 cents each.
Now, these wires and other custom projects can be permanently marked
with a convenient hand-held tool weighing approximately 3 pounds and
measuring 9" x 2" x 11.5". The Hz2.1 Hot Stamp Wire Marker not only
solves the problem of being able to take the marker to the wire but
also makes each imprint for a fraction of a penny based on a $49 foil
roll making up to 20,000 imprints.

The flexibility, mobile application, economic efficiency, excellent
readability and permanent lasting, oil resistant marking make this a
favorite tool for custom manufacturer's and their field service
departments.

Learn more at http://www.emcsolutions.com/hz2.html or call us at (801)
366-4100. Email Blake Nichols at for a
free quote.

Energy Management Corporation is headquartered in Salt Lake City,
Utah, with field offices in Denver, Boise, Idaho Falls, and Portland.
They focus on Motors, Drives, Generators, and Electrical Asset
Management. Visit the website for more information (http://
www.emcsolutions.com)