Twintec Connects with TherMark's Industrial Marking Process

As President at Twintec, Inc. in Kent, Wash., Chris Burrows was all too familiar with the challenges associated with marking industrial products and parts. Boasting the largest selection of multiple tube connectors, Twintec must mark a voluminous inventory of connectors on a consistent basis. Twintec needed durable, high-contrast markings for part identification numbers, contact information such as the company's Web site address, the corporate branded logo, manufacturing codes, and assembly information on its products made from stainless steel. "Twintec parts are used in industrial automation equipment across the country, anything from cow-milking machines to pharmaceutical equipment," said Burrows. "We realized the importance of industrial marking years ago, not just from a branding perspective, but from the real need to be able to identify and trace parts for quality assurance while providing pertinent information to our customers that directly affects the performance of our products, especially for any equipment maintenance or replacement issues occurring after the initial sale." In addition, Twintec required marking material that was easy to apply with minimal training, possessed good storage properties and offered trouble-free clean-up.