LMM6150 (DISCONTINUED PRODUCT)
Do Not Apply On Coated Surfaces. This Material Does Not Require Any Thinning. If Thinning Is Necessary Then A Small Amount Of Water Should Be Added. If Too Much Water Is Added, The LMM-6150 Material Will Not Perform Properly, So Care Must Be Taken When Thinning.
Mark On On Stainless Steel., 304 Stainless Steel, 316 Stainless Steel, Blued Gun Steel, Anodized Aluminum Not On Regular ALUMINUM, No Testing Has Been Completed In 430 Stainless Steel
This Product Has Been Found To Work Best On Stainless Steel, Black Parkerized Metal And Black Oxide Treated Metal. The LMM-6150 May Also Work On Other Bare Metals, Which Have Not Been Fully Evaluated.
Ensure That The Product Has Been Well Mixed Prior To Use. Some Settling May Occur During Long Storage. The LMM-6150 Must Be Poured Through A 190 Micron Paint Strainer When Transferring This Material Into Your Spray Device.
Filtering The Material Will Remove Any Foreign Substance That Could Interrupt The Follow Of The Material While Spraying. Occasional Stirring Of This Product May Be Necessary During Usage. If The LMM-6150 Pearl Has Set In A Spray Device Longer Than 5 Minutes Without Stirring It’s Recommended The Material Be Removed And Stirred Before Continuing. For Marking Consistency It Is Always Recommended For The Material To Be Stirred Often.
Material Temperature Should Be Equivalent To Room Temperature prior To Application.
Clean The Surface Of The Metal So It Is Free Of Any Type Of Lubricants Or Oils. Application Of This Product Is Important To Achieve Good Results.
The LMM-6150 Pearl Should Be Applied Using A Spray Gun Or Airbrush. Apply A Very Light Coating Of The LMM-6150 Marking Material To The Metal Substrate. Apply Just Enough Material To Cover The Surface Of The Metal Underneath. *Trial And Error Will Be Necessary To Achieve Desired Appearance. If The Material Is Applied Too Thick, It Will Require More Power To Produce The Mark, The Color Development And Texture May Be Affected. It Is Important That The LMM-6150 Pearl Is Applied With An Even And Thin Coat.
Applying This Product May Require Practice
It Is Important That The Marking Material Is Allowed To Dry Thoroughly. It Will Air Dry Quickly, Generally In About 2 Minutes. Using A Drying Oven, Hair Dryer Or A Heat Lamp Can Speed Up This Process.
Marking On Stainless Steel This Step May Require Some Trial And Error To Optimize Your Laser With A Particular Substrate. Keep In Mind That All Lasers React Differently Depending On The Substrate, The Type Of Laser, The Laser’s Power, Spot Size, And Other Factors.
If Possible, We Strongly Recommend Using A Test Power Grid On A Piece Of The Actual Substrate To Optimize The Marking Parameters. Please Reference The CerMark Publication, “Optimizing Power Settings” For More Information. .
