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  • Secure Clamping of Small Panels with Vacuum
    When producing tabletops and facing, or working with material to construct merchandise fixtures, chutes, drawers and shelving, ASSTEC normally uses high-pressure laminate (HPL) panels processed on a CNC router. These panels are clamped on a vacuum table. The vacuum pump generates a consistently
  • Void Reduction during Low Pressure Lamination of Electronic Assemblies
    the laminate in the absence of air, i.e., under vacuum. Differential vacuum pressure lamination (DVPL) is an alternative to the standard vacuum bag process widely utilized today for lamination of populated electronic assemblies. It is shown that the DVPL process dramatically reduces void content
  • Clear the Air: Boat Manufacturer Improves Air Quality by 94.4% with Nilfisk CFM Industrial Vacuums (.pdf)
    hulls and parts are either hand-laminated or feature mechanically applied fiberglass roll stock and resin.
  • Principles of Operation For Force-Decay Leak Testing of Flexible Packages
    Non-destructive leak testing for flexible packages can be accomplished by several methods that utilize. various properties of the package form and materials. Techniques include vacuum bubble test, pressure/. vacuum decay, displacement change, trace gas and force-decay, and each method provides
  • Talk About Temperature: High and Low
    Although Cobra Solid Lubricant is beneficial in so many applications that do not involve high temperatures (freezer conveyors; freezing tunnels; free spinning; drip free; maintenance free; vacuum; radiation; food grade; etc.) high temperature applications are the most frequently seen (it's just
  • Dielectric Materials for Use in Radomes
    as relative permittivity ( e ) or D/K, the dielectric constant represents a material's ability to store electrostatic energy in an applied electric field. It is a dimensionless number representing the ratio of the permittivity of a material relative to that of a vacuum (evacuum = 1.0). Low relative

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