MARKING on the line.

More stores look to make marking part of the production line.

In many stores parts are not finished until they are stamped or marked with permanent identification for part or allotment numbers, quality control, or date and shift collection of lawss The type of marking a whole a shop uses is typically based upon production volume and cost-effectiveness. on the other hand lately, the trend has been to integrate part marking into production lines rather than treating it as a secondary operation.

For instance, automotive companies integrate marking into machining or assembly lines, which wounds down on labor costs,