MSE Nameplate Builder

Plate information

Starting ratings come from the GE ML-32 example. Enter the correct data for each unit. Blank serial number and rebuild date are intentional.

Drawings and tables

Use tightly cropped, high-contrast PNG/JPG artwork, with a white background and dark lines. Upload the matching schematic and either upload each table or type its rows. Typed tables support six rows, including headers. Use a compact image for longer tables.

Internal connection schematic Regulation / current limits table image Or enter regulation table rows Potential / control power table image Or enter potential table rows

Upload MSE logo (required)

Choose your supplied MSE logo JPG here. The draft shows a logo placeholder. For engraving, use prepared monochrome artwork or adjust image settings in LightBurn.

Save and reuse

Load saved data

Saved data includes uploaded images. Keep the JSON file with this builder. No information is uploaded to a server.

Plate preview

Preview scales to your screen; the exported SVG is exactly 177.8 × 127 mm. No perimeter cut line is included. Text and divider lines are separate SVG objects; embedded artwork remains images.

The electrical schematic and tables have not been recreated from the photographs. Insert verified artwork or data for this regulator. Inspect text size and logo contrast on a sample before making a final plate.

I have verified all plate data, the schematic, both tables, and legibility for this unit.

Using it in LightBurn

Fill in the data and insert the verified schematic and tables.
Download the SVG, then import it into LightBurn. Confirm the plate design uses a 177.8 × 127 mm canvas; the artwork itself has margins.
Check fonts, image processing, and placement. Use Fill for lettering and suitable engraving settings for artwork. Divider lines need an appropriate Line setting.
Preview, frame the job on your blank, then test your material settings. Locate mounting holes using your old plate.

Changing this form does not start the laser. Export and inspect each job before engraving.