Inspection markers and crayons are frequently used by quality control and inspection professionals in manufacturing and production facilities to mark and identify defects or non-conformities on products or components. They may also be used in other industries that require precise and detailed inspection, such as the automotive or aerospace industries.
APV’s inspection markers and crayons comply with industry standards and regulations, such as those set by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and the European Union Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive.
APV inspection markers and crayons are different from what is offered by competitors. Our products offer the following benefits.
Our selection of inspection markers and crayons is designed for quality control and inspection professionals working in manufacturing and production facilities to mark and identify defects or non-conformities on products or components.
APV’s Disappearing Crayon (C-0300) is specifically designed to visibly mark uncured rubber surfaces to denote problem areas. The markings go away after the rubber is cured.
Available in water-based (T-series) or solvent-based (D-series), dot markers are typically used in tire manufacturing to denote high point, conicity, and pass/fail marks.
Ply markers and crayons have zero VOCs and are typically used to mark rubber surfaces for inspection and identification. Ply markers, also known as fugitive crayons, are a valuable tool for marking uncured rubber surfaces such as calendered material, plies, and bead rings.
APV's UV marking crayon (C-0303) is specifically designed to mark a rubber surface with a mark that is visible only under UV identification and inspection cameras. This crayon fluoresces under 365 nm ultraviolet light, making it a valuable tool for identification and quality control procedures in rubber manufacturing.
APV’s Disappearing Crayon (C-0300) is specifically designed to visibly mark uncured rubber surfaces to denote problem areas. The markings go away after the rubber is cured.
Available in water-based (T-series) or solvent-based (D-series), dot markers are typically used in tire manufacturing to denote high point, conicity, and pass/fail marks.
Ply markers and crayons have zero VOCs and are typically used to mark rubber surfaces for inspection and identification. Ply markers, also known as fugitive crayons, are a valuable tool for marking uncured rubber surfaces such as calendered material, plies, and bead rings.
APV's UV marking crayon (C-0303) is specifically designed to mark a rubber surface with a mark that is visible only under UV identification and inspection cameras. This crayon fluoresces under 365 nm ultraviolet light, making it a valuable tool for identification and quality control procedures in rubber manufacturing.
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