Workpiece with abraded machine-readable marking therein and meth

Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure

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235487, 235495, G06K 710

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044463626

ABSTRACT:
A workpiece having a machine-readable coded marking abraded into the surface thereof. The marking comprises a plurality of related marks, such as bar-code marking, which have substantially different light reflectances than the surrounding surface. The markings may be made by moving a means for abrading a defined surface area along a particular path with respect to the surface to be marked. The abrading means is selectively activated or deactivated according to a prearranged program to selectively abrade the surface.

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