The Challenge: The Caustic Wash
A commercial dishwasher manufacturer found printed tags were being wiped blank by aggressive detergents.
The Solution: The Permanent Etch
Material: 304 Food Grade Stainless Steel.
Process: Chemical Etching (0.003″ deep). Even if ink fades, the engraved stainless steel tags remain legible physically.
Finish: Passivation treatment to prevent rust.
The Result:
• Legibility: 100% readable after 5 years.
• Compliance: Meets NSF hygiene standards.
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Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification & Details |
| Product Type | Dishwasher Fascia Nameplate |
| Material | Stainless Steel 304 (Food Grade) |
| Process | Chemical Etching + Epoxy Ink Fill |
| Durability | Ink sits below surface (Abrasion Proof) |
| Solvent Test | MEK Rub Test: > 100 Double Rubs |
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[Test Report] Snapshot of the quality specification
FAQ: Sourcing Strategy (Low MOQ)
Engineering Q&A: Solvents
Q: Will the ink survive MEK cleaning?
A: Yes. We use Two-Component Epoxy Ink cured with heat. Our Etch-and-Fill process passes the MEK Rub Test (>100 double rubs).
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