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Marking & Coding

Satish Enterprises has been providing solutions for packaging related requirements for Marking and coding, both for machinery as well as consumables. Known for quick deliveries, quality, and support and after sales service- listening to customer’s problems and ensuring proper supply to the customers makes the group well known. All the above qualities has made Satish Enterprises earn the gratitude of customers.

Satish Enterprises manufactures following products for marking and coding:

· Hot Ink Coders: The film driven Hot Ink Coder is a continuous package order and is designed to print date and lot codes in a printing area of 38.1mm X 44 mm area on flexible packaging, films and labels. The speed of the coder is up to 200 packages per minute.

The machine is designed to meet Asian safety standards.

Easy integration without expensive mounting hardware is guaranteed by the unique mouning brackets that also allow easy adjustment of print location which minimizes the need for reorientation of the film.

Hot Ink Coder produces thousands of trouble free codes while reducing the maintenance expense.

· Marking & Coding Ink :

The ink for marking and coding is of two types:

1. Porous Ink (Water Base): This ink is used for overprinting purposes on corrugated boxes or on any other porous surface. The ink is available in Black, Red and Green Colors.

2. Non-Porous Ink: Used on surfaces like aluminum foil, polyester or any other non-porous laminate and is widely used in pharma and food processing industry. The ink is available in Violet, Deep blue and Black colors.

· Semi Automatic Overprinting Machine: It is an electrically operated machine used for printing on plain or laminated cartons, poly bags, pouches and porous or non-porous surfaces.

· Ink Rollers: Non-porous and felt rollers are stocked in various sizes and customized according to the need of the customer.

· Porous Ink Cartridges: Available in different colors and sizes, these cartridges are used in Handy Coders / Online Coders.

o Hand Coder: A touch hand operated device used for marking and coding with rubber stereos on any substrate absorbing ink.

o Online Coder: Compact, versatile precision equipment used for marking high quality codes on both porous and non-porous surfaces.

· K Marker: Logo’s symbols and any information that is to be printed on products which move through conveyor, filling machine etc are printed using K Marker.

For further information, you can visit our website: www.satishenterprises.com

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Strength of aluminum cross member?

I am using 1.5" aluminum plate to make a 6" x 6" u-joint cross member. The cross will be cut from aluminum plate by waterjet then the four ends will be turned on a lathe to a diameter of 1.25". The machined part of each end will extend 1.375" from each cross end towards the middle of the cross. The cross will be mounted as a typical u-joint cross (e.g. a car driveline u-joint) with the cross ends fitted into 1.25 in ID roller bearings that are approx 1.25 in. in width. What is the approx weight bearing capacity of the u-joint cross member? I want to use it underneath a platform that will weigh approx 750 lbs.

I was with you up until the final detail. What do you mean you want to use it under a 750 pound platform? Can you draw up a sketch of how you will have the U-Joint oriented and what it will be driving? By convention, a vehicle driveline with a U-Joint is horizontal (The cross is vertical rotating around the axis of the shaft) and doesn't support any weight other than the weight of the shaft itself. Is the shaft vertical?

Basically, the shear strength of 1.25" Dia alum is as follows:
Assuming 6061-T6 Alum which is pretty typical unless you spec otherwise
Shear Strength = 27,000 lb/in^2
Area = pi*(1.25^2)/4 = 1.23 in^2
Pressure = Force / Area; Force = Pressure * Area = 27,000 lb/in^2 * 1.23 in^2 = 33,210 lbs allowable force. And in the case of a U-joint, the part is in double shear, so you double that to 66k lbs. Strength-wise you're covered under any imaginable application of 750 lbs.

The most likely failure mode for your part will be wear on the shafts though. The rollers of your bearings will be much harder (usually hardened steel) than the aluminum so the aluminum shafts will wear quickly. Your fits will become looser fairly quickly, but the U-joint shouldn't be alternating a whole lot (depends on shaft misalignment that U-joint has to correct). Once the parts "break-in" and fit somewhat loosely in the bearings they should last a long time.

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