"Electro Pounce" (Issue) / Intrama Brand

[momo]

Hi,

I found this, but I'm not sure it's ok :



This one seems to have two positions too, low one is 12v, high one is 15v...but with a really low Amp (if I'm not wrong)


See attached:




I tried it:
it's working on the metal with no prob, but nothing happens on the paper.
I'm using a roll of paper used for meeting rooms board.
I tried with White kraft paper
And tried with a kind of "tissue" paper (silk?) in french we say "papier de soie"


To check if there was any trouble due to a lack of power (may be)
(Looking at the electro pounce one, I think you can push the power to a higher level...than this one / May be i'm wrong)
On the "tissue" one it's burning 4 holes on a 15cm line try...


Do you need a minimum "volt power" to burn the paper?
Or a specific paper? (Butcher one?)


Thanks for the help.

 

[J Hill Designs]

it looks like that thing is used to engrave metal, not create pounce patterns

Markal CA.003 is an electric arc engraver designed to mark conductive metal surfaces. With 100 arcs/second the arc engraver will leave a highly visible, permanent black mark that can outlast crayon or paint marks. Spare part information is available in the Product Details tab. Available in Europe only. - See more at: http://www.markal.com/engravers-and-etching-markers/ca-003/#sthash.iIoYRQm6.dpuf

 

[Mosh]

http://euro-industry.com/main.php?index=details&cat=92&prod=23196130

Not an electric pounce....

 

[momo]

Thnx for your answers!
I was wondering what was the difference "finally", is it just a "voltage" & "amp." thing?
Because it seems to be the same kind of electric stuff in fact...isn't it?

It seems The Electro Pounce is hard to find so I wondered if there were any similar solutions ....somewhere...