Figure 5-1. Application of masking tape to grenade.

TM 9-1330-200-34/TM 1330-34/1

(b) Stencil Method.

(9) Material, tools, and equipment include the

following:

1. Apply small dab of paint to paint

plate.

(a) Enamel

2. Rub brush in paint to apply to

(b) Solvent

bristles.

(d) Spray outfit, paint

(e) Can, safety, flammable liquid

(f) Gloves, disposable

(g) Suspension device - to be made on site

from cord exceeding 25 pound pull capability and tied

with square knot (fig. 5-2).

(h) Tape, masking

(i) Respirator

c. Remark Grenade.

For specific markings, see

tables 5-1 through 5-8.

CAUTION

CLEAN ALL MARKING EQUIPMENT AT

END OF EACH SHIFT OR TERMINATION

Figure 5-1. Application of masking tape to grenade.

OF JOB, WHICH-EVER COMES FIRST,

AND AS OFTEN AS NECESSARY TO

FACILITATE USE DURING OPERATIONS.

3. Position stencil cut out over location

DISPOSE OF WASTE CONTAMINATED

on grenade to receive marking.

WITH PAINTS AND SOLVENTS BY

SUBMERGING IN WATER IN APPROVED

4. While holding stencil cut out firmly

WASTE CAN TO AWAIT BURNING.

against grenade, rub bristles of brush over stencil to apply

inked marking to grenade.

(1) Receive grenade from supply operator.

5. Remove stencil cut out.

(a) Rubber Type Method.

(2) Check markings to assure they are correct,

neat and legible.

1. Apply a small dab of paint to paint

plate and roll out well with brayer.

(3) Transfer marked grenade to next operation.

Transfer grenades not requiring refuzing to operation for

2. Roll brayer back and forth on paint

assembling safety clip to grenade.

plate to distribute paint on brayer.

(4) Material, tools and equipment include the

3. Roll painted brayer lightly across

following.

face of rubber type to apply light film of ink to type.

(a) Paint.

4. Place grenade in position to receive

marking, then roll carefully across face of rubber type to

apply paint marking to grenade.

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