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  • Cutting blades
    Low friction coating improves performance
  • Wind Turbine Manufacturer Implements Clean Air Initiative
    When you think about generating electricity from wind, clean energy comes to mind. However, the wind turbine production process can be a major source of air pollution without the proper controls in place. Manufacturing and painting the blades, towers and nacelles requires composite construction
  • Lessons Learned: Viscosity Control for Converters (.pdf)
    Pressroom environments are challenging. These challenges all too often translate to errors, and errors mean unhappy accountants and unhappy customers. Equipment advances solve some problems, but all too often raise other issues and focus attention on new problems elsewhere. In ink and coating
  • Feeder increases productivity , reduces waste, and prevents worker injury
    Cleveland Vibrator fabricated a feeder to convey the. materials to the mixing bin, allowing the operator to. feed them in a controlled flow. The feeder also. prevents damage to the mixing blade allowing for. better mixing of the materials. Before installing the. feeder, Metal Coatings would lose
  • Measuring the Volume of Integrated Circuit Chipping After the Dicing Process Using a Digital Microscope
    are oxidized, and an intricate, microscopic circuit pattern is added to them through photoresist coatings, pattern printing, etching, impurity diffusion, and planarization. Once the circuits are formed, the circular wafer is cut into small squares with a metal blade or laser during the dicing
  • When Adhesives Stick Too Well
    If you work with calendar rolls, adhesive pumps, mixing kettles, mixer blades, rolls, rails, conveyors, frames, wheels, gears, dispensers, sealers, extruders, testers, applicators or a whole host of other components utilized in the manufacture and handling of adhesives - chances are very good
  • Recent Advances in Pulsed Thermography
    . Since only the coefficients of the equations are stored, significant data compression also occurs in TSR, facilitating rapid inspection of large structures. Applications include thickness measurement of thermal barrier coatings or turbine blade walls, corrosion detection and measurement of material
  • Tin Vs. Bare
    and electrical performance. Tin is the 49th most abundant element, and has the largest number of stable isotopes (10) in the periodic table making it extremely stable. This means cost is kept low while resistance to corrosion is kept high. These factors make tin a fantastic choice for coating other

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