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Easier counting
21st October 1966, Page 53
21st October 1966
Page 53
Page 53, 21st October 1966
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DENCIL-SHAPED and having a dial at
its upper end, the VanDeMark mark counter enables items to be counted at high speed and identifies each counted part with a dot of ink. The dial records each count as the spring-loaded tip is withdrawn from the surface of the part being marked. ‘If American origin, the counter is particularly useful for taking inventories in stores and so on. Distributed by: Industrial and Commercial Techniques Ltd., 30 Fleet Street, London EC4.
Price: £11 5s. for complete kit.