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kentspitfire (Petroleum)
12 May 12 13:06
Good Afternoon all,

I am fairly new to PLC equipment and have begun purchasing surplus equipment.

My question is regards to Siemens PLC equipment. On the labels they have numbers 1 - 10 written on and there is always one of these numbers crossed off.

My questions are:

1) What do these numbers signify
2) Does this mean that the parts are used if a number has been crossed off or is this crossed off at time of production by the factory?

Thanks,

Andy
AgeXVII (Electrical)
14 May 12 16:56
It is a different number crossed off on each one or always the same number? Could you upload a picture by chance, I am not sure exactly what it is but I am still curious to see.
jraef (Electrical)
14 May 12 16:57
Production runs. Nothing significant to you.

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