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30 NovConveyor Types

One of the truest sayings is that “variety is the spice of life”. For centuries people have thrived off of being different and adding new and exciting twists to daily routines. Changing something around or switching things up can often be just what is needed when our motions are becoming unbearably mundane. Creativity and innovation require it. Change is something that is inexplicably unavoidable if humans expect to advance in any way shape or form.

If we really think about it, transformation is an unstoppable force that is rarely dodged even by the most stoic. Mimicking and complying with nature’s powers, the conveyor industry has had to adapt to change’s desires as well. Due to growing needs and highly realizable values, conveyor types have risen drastically in numbers. After exploring all of the current conveyor types available and what they may be used for, the picture may become clearer on how much the conveyor has truly evolved.

Conveyors in some form or fashion are used in almost every large multi-faceted business environment. Many of the common items we use everyday at one point or another spent a portion of there production lives on a conveyor. Some of the more standard types of conveyors include gravity conveyors, belt driven conveyors, line roller conveyors, accumulation conveyors, line shaft conveyors and chain motored conveyors. These conveyor types are mostly the traditional rectangular flat based object movers we are accustomed to seeing in the movies or maybe on a factory tour.

Responsibilities for these types of conveyors are mostly simple tasks that involve moving non-sensitive packages in straight lines. Although there is great variety throughout these conveyor selection types when we get into and look at the more customized and specialized conveyors we can truly get a feeling for the wide range of market options.

As minds think more outside the box and economic and exploratory needs demand it, conveyor types are slowly becoming more robust and unique. Conveyor types such as low profile belt conveyors, bulk processors, matt tops, sorters, truck loaders, mobile conveyors, adjustable conveyors, pallet handlers, spiral and funnel conveyors, and glass cullet handlers are all examples of next generation machines pushing the boundaries of productivity and mutability.

It is in these types of conveyors that we really begin to see the true breadth and depth of choice. As these different varieties take on new methods, objects are now able to be moved and handled in previously unthinkable ways. No matter what happens through all the twists, turns, spirals, spins, climbs, dumps, pours and other tasks given to the new wave of conveyors, one thing is for certain; that variety and change will forever exist in the world of manufacturing.

If we are looking for examples of production variety within businesses, conveyor might be a great choice. As they become more and more commonly used by large corporations we should see the number of available types and variations become even greater. Conveyors are an amazing mechanical invention and the sheer volume of different conveyor types is a true testament to how relied upon and utilized they have become in today’s society.

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27 NovHow Does A Stainless Steel Tube Made?

A stainless steel tube is basically a closed shaped structure which is used in numerous structural functions. The shape of a stainless steel tube can be round, square or rectangular or as per the requirement of manufacturing a particular application. A 1 inch of round tube has 1 inch outside diameter whereas, a 1 inch round pipe has 1 inch inside diameter. The reason behind this is that the external parts of the tubes are important in building structures and the internal parts of the pipes are important in the flow of fluid.

There are mainly two primary types of stainless steel tubes: seamless and welded. The latter begins as a flat strip whereas, the former starts in a melting furnace.

  1. Seamless: Primarily the manufacture process of a seamless tubing starts from an electric arc furnace. The steel is later cast in an ingot or cast repeatedly as a bloom. The latter is then rolled in a billet which later on becomes a tube by being drawn over a piercing tool with the help of two external rollers. These rollers are set at an angle to each other which help to move the billet. This is the point when a “rough” tube is formed. Then it is put in an elongator, inside which, with the help of three rollers and an internal mandrel the tube is given a final outside diameter and wall thickness.
  2. Welded: This type of steel tubing is made out of either hot-rolled or cold-rolled steel which is poured in the tubing manufacturer in coils. If required the coil may be processed to remove unwanted scale and improve finish. Then the coil is passed through grooved rollers till the shape is formed and the free edges are properly shaped for welding. The external and sometimes the internal welding residue are removed after the edges of the tube are butt welded together. After all this procedure the tube is made to go through two semicircular rollers that help to bring the tube to its final required dimension.

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26 NovHow to Fully Use Your Band Saw?

Any band saw can resaw. The question is: “How well and how thick?” The first thing you need to decide if resawing on your band saw is an activity in which you are likely to engage frequently, occasionally or never. For those of you who don’t know, resawing is the ability to cut thin slices or veneers out of a board standing on its edge on the band saw table, while being guided along a high fence. Where this pays off is when you are trying to get maximum mileage out of an especially fine, beautiful, expensive hardwood board.

For example, I made a lot of jewelry boxes with 3/8″ thick sides. Considering that I had to sand all of the sides flat and smooth, I found that I could barely get 2 slices out of a 1″ thick board or 3 slices out of a 1 1/2″ board or 4 slices out of a 2″ thick board. You need to allow 1/16″ kerf waste for most band saw blades plus more if your blade wanders, which all blades do to a certain extent. Then all unevenness has to be sanded away in a drum sander or wide belt sander. In the end, you can’t realistically expect to get two finished 3/8″ box sides out of a board that is only 3/8″+3/8″ +1/6″ = 13/16″ thick. You will need not much less than a full 1″ thickness in your original board. Since most hardwood lumber is sold milled down to 7/8″ for a so-called 1″ board, you are faced with only getting one, 3/8″ slice, not two. On the other hand, most 2″ lumber comes milled down to 1 7/8″, which allows you to bet three 3/8″ pieces out, saving you money.

The more your band saw blade wanders, the more thickness you will need. The important thing is to minimize this wandering and there are five ways to do this: (1) blade tension (maximum recommended to keep the blade from flexing), (2) blade width (the wider, the better for stiffness), (3) blade type (designed specifically for resawing), (4) motor power (to drive the blade through the wood without bogging down) and (5) blade guides (the more blade control, the better).

If you plan on doing a lot of resawing, pay close attention to the specifications of band saws you are considering for purchase, in light of what has been said above. If resawing doesn’t look like it will play a large part in your future, then you are probably more interested in cutting curves in thinner material. In this case, throat depth of your band saw becomes a very important consideration because, on a small band saw, you will be constantly bumping into the back of the throat and you may not be able to complete the curved cuts you have penciled out.

Any 14-inch band saw will severely limit the width of cuts you can make to the left of the blade, so consider if this will present a problem for you. If you are planning on just cutting out small parts, fine. On the other hand, if you want to make large parts for furniture, then a small band saw just won’t do. Of course, there is no limitation to the right of the blade, on a 14″ (or any other) band saw, except that you will have to supply auxiliary support for your work piece if it extends very far off the edge of the table. Throat depth is not so much of a problem when you are using the band saw for resawing, although, for resawing, you will need to consider the maximum distance between the table top and the upper blade guide. That measurement determines how wide a board you can resaw on your band saw.

When shopping for a band saw, don’t be fooled into thinking that an 18″ band saw will give you a full 18″ between the blade and the back of the throat. Band saws are measured by the outside diameter of their wheels. These wheels are mounted inside the cabinet, one above the table and the other, below. Actually, there is an upper cabinet and a lower cabinet connected by a “column”. The blade travels upwards from the lower (powered) wheel through and inside the column to the upper (idler) wheel before reversing direction and going downwards through the upper blade guide, then the table, then the lower blade guide before returning to the lower wheel.

Because the column takes up a certain amount of space, an 18″ band saw will not normally have a full 18″ throat. It will be something less than that, perhaps 17½” (if you are lucky) or even 17″. So, if you need a full 18″ of clearance, you will need a 20″ band saw. Prices climb with throat depth simply because as throat depth increases, the wheels and the cabinets must increase in size accordingly. In short, the whole machine gets bigger.

Small band saws with small wheels may not be tall enough to sit on the floor like larger ones. With small band saws, you must either mount them on a bench or purchase or build a stand. Usually the stand is included in the price of the smaller saws. Conversely, when working on a very large, industrial band saw, count on the table top being quite high off the floor to accommodate the lower wheel and its cabinet.

When you order blades for your band saw, do so in quantity. There are few sure things in life but blade breakage is guaranteed. Always have replacement band saw blades on hand so you don’t end up breaking your only blade right in the middle of a project. When you do order blades, you can usually find the best prices online but you will need to allow for delivery time and shipping costs. You can buy blades from the saw manufacturer but it is usually cheaper to purchase them from a vendor who specializes in band saw blades. If you can’t find the exact size your band saw uses, you can ordinarily have your blades custom-welded to any length you need.

There are times when you want a specialized band saw blade for a specific use like resawing. Here, the challenge is to get a reasonably smooth cut but not to have so many teeth that it causes an undue amount of friction, heat and wandering. In a case like that, it may be best to buy directly from the manufacturer of your band saw. Band saw blades designed to cut tight curves are as narrow as 1/8″. For most curves, I have found 1/4″ blades to be sufficiently narrow. The narrower the blade, the more likely it will be to break quickly but it can track tighter curves than wider blades. For really tight curves, a scroll saw may be a better tool than a band saw. Resaw blades should always be as wide as your band saw can accommodate.

There are two basic types of blade guides on band saws: “blocks” and “ball bearing guides”. Blocks can be made out of smooth metal, non-metallic composite or ceramic material. Ball bearing guides are more expensive but are much easier on blades in that there is minimal friction and, therefore, reduced heat. There are side guides in any band saw to restrain the blade from moving left or right and a single block or bearing behind the band saw blade to keep it from moving backward when pressure is applied to the front of the blade by the work piece. After-market ball bearing guides with full installation instructions can be obtained from manufacturers such as Carter. The more expensive band saws come already equipped with ball bearing guides.

Like other stationary power tools, very large band saws usually have three phase motors. You should not consider purchasing one of these unless you have three phase power available at the place where you will be using the saw. Three phase power is usually only available from the power company in commercial or industrial areas and cannot be found in residential areas. The only way to have three phase power in a home woodworking shop is to use a phase converter that is large enough for the power requirement of your largest three phase motor. If you plan on running more than one three phase motor at a time, you will need a correspondingly larger phase converter. There are two types of phase converters: rotary (looks like a big electric motor) and electronic. Rotary is better if you can find it. Search for phase converters online.

A two speed band saw is useful if you are planning on cutting metal or very dense hardwoods. Running the band saw on the slow setting will mean that while it will take longer to make cuts, it will reduce heat from friction and extend blade life. Metal cutting band saw blades are widely available for cutting mild steel and non-ferrous metals. Never use a metal cutting band saw blade to cut wood. Never use a wood-cutting band saw blade to cut metal.

Some band saw wheels are bare metal. If you want to track narrow blades, your band saw wheels should have rubber “tires” that are glued onto or inserted into grooves in the metal band saw wheels. These tires are usually crowned. By adjusting the blade tracking device, you can get the blade to stay in one position on the tires or metal wheels.

Another adjustment moves the upper band saw wheel up and down to increase or decrease blade tension. You will need to release this tension to change band saw blades and, on the newer band saws, you can usually find a lever that does this for you. If not, you will have to loosen the tension knob enough to install a new blade on the wheels. Then re-apply the tension, using the blade tension scale, appropriate to the blade width you are using. Wide blades will require more tension than narrow blades. Narrow blades can break if too much tension is applied. Large band saw blades can wander off the band saw wheels if insufficient tension is used. Always refer to the tension scale on your band saw. Don’t guess.

After the band saw blade is tensioned properly, disconnect power to the motor and turn the upper wheel by hand to verify that the band saw blade is tracking properly. If not, make appropriate tilt adjustments to the upper wheel until the band saw blade stays in the approximate center of both wheels. A hand wheel or knob is provided on any band saw for this purpose. If the wheels are slightly out of alignment with respect to each other, you can still track a band saw blade. In this case, the band saw blade will be more to the back of one wheel while being more to the front of the other wheel. This discrepancy should eventually be adjusted or “tuned” out of your band saw, but, for now, it’s OK as long as the band saw blade stays on the wheels while cutting. Once you have the band saw blade tracking properly, reconnect the power and start cutting.

 

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25 NovTypes of Pressure Washer Pumps

Pressure washing can be time saving and can help the environment by saving water and energy. The pump is the most important part of the washer, which delivers the water, or the cleaning liquid, with high pressure. However, one must be careful in choosing the right pump, depending on the intended use of the washer.

There are basically three types of pumps for use with pressure washers:

For economic consumer pressure washers, there are pumps which some manufacturers offer in ready-made kits to replace or upgrade the pump in some models. They are designed in mind for those with little or no experience or mechanical knowledge. They are designed more for those washers used at home or for occasional use. They can also be personalized to fit certain brands and models, so the user only has to do is move aside the old plumbing, remove the old washer pump and install the new one. These pumps are intended for giving the home pressure washer more power and PSI. However, it is important to remember that these pumps are intended for occasional home use only.

If the washer will be used in a light commercial environment, and will be given a more than occasional use, then there are more powerful pressure washer pumps capable of increasing the output volume and pressure. These pumps are usually made of ceramic coated stainless steel pistons, angular contact ball bearings and are made of heat treated steel for extended life.

Generic commercial or industrial pressure washers might require some adjustments to take full advantage of them, and for these washers with a heavier and more frequent workload it is recommended to use a hi-grade washer pump. These are highly specialized and are designed to be used in particular situations: chemical spills cleaning, high temperature, oil cleaning or any other extreme conditions. For these types of pressure washer pumps, the user should definitely turn to the dealer or manufacturer for proper installation and configuration of the washer and pump.

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24 NovAbout Mobile Carts

One of the most essential areas within every business is the receiving area, and this is also one of the most easily unnoticed when it comes to receiving the right gear in place to make the workflow during the business as flat and well-organized as possible. The goods received area is frequently seen as an temporary department, where having transport tools is needless, however when you start to think the amount and worth of goods that pass through your mail room every day, you will start to think that having mobile carts in place for employees to move goods with will make sure that all goods into the business are treated correctly, and carefully.

Mobile carts offer a stretchy solution to any light duty movement necessities that your business has. Simple Rack stock a number of dissimilar carts that are designed to be well suitable to carrying average and light weight tools and other materials around competently.

The normal mobile cart that is frequently offered looks rather like a hostess trolley, in terms of its vital shape, although with a highest capacity of 500lb in use, it will carry more than just food! There is a alternative of models with either 2 or 3 shelves, and both are perfect for fulfilling a wide selection of jobs within a normal workplace.

The 2 level mobile carts can simply take reasonably large boxes of things, and are perfectly suited to use in a factory environment where your employees must carry different components and materials plus completed products from one workplace to another. These stretchy carts are also perfect for the daily mail run through be construction, when parcels need to be spread amongst staff, and they are too important or numerous to be accepted by hand.

With the three layer mobile carts, there is a lot less space for individual large items to be simply moved around, however, using these carts your employees will find it really simple to express large numbers of smaller items around the factory floor for example individual components. Providing a means to move both large and small things from one place to another simply and constantly will allow production employees to better focus on the actual job of production, while leaving the compilation of their components to other employees.

Whether you require the better elasticity of a two shelf system, or the higher weight capacity of a 3 shelf mobile cart, you will come across that these products are made to the total highest standard, and fit in a number of added value features together with hard wearing casters and height adaptable shelves to pay for even greater elasticity in use.

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23 NovDifferent Types of Adhesive Tape and Uses

The most popular type of adhesive tape that people will have in their homes today is duct tape. But what many of us do not realize there are plenty of other kinds of adhesive tapes we can use and each one is designed for a specific task. In this article we take a look at the different types of adhesive tapes and what it is used for.

When it comes to duct tape this is one of the most versatile types of adhesive tapes you can purchase to use in the home today. Some people use it for keeping floor rugs in place, others to repair hoses or upholstery. Whilst other people use it for repairing cracked windows until they get the glass replaced or to make repairs to the binding of a book. Another use of duct tape is to keep the batteries in place in a remote control device whether the cover has been damaged or lost.

The next type of adhesive tape that you should have a supply of in the home is electrical tape. Although it should only ever be used for when installing new electrical items like lights or ceiling fans it has other uses as well. If you find you need some wire nuts and don’t have any readily available then you can use this type of tape instead.

Another way in which electrical tape can be used is for making temporary repairs to electrical cords. If you use it for this purpose then you will need to replace the cord as soon as you realistically can. Also you may find electrical adhesive tape use for help when you need to install a booster for an antenna. It will help to protect any plugs that are situated outside from inclement weather.

Another type of adhesive tape that you should consider buying for your home and which many good hardware and DIY stores will have in stock is one for the carpet. A strip of this is placed between two pieces of carpet where they meet. But in order for the adhesive to stick to the carpets a specialist steam machine is required and it can also be used like duct tape as a way of keeping rugs in place.

Then it is worth your while purchase some cloth or gaffer tape as it is more commonly known. The name that most people know it by comes from the theatre and movie industry and people would go to the “gaffer” boss to get some tape when needed. In most cases this type of adhesive tape that you can purchase can be used for securing cables and other objects around the home.

Of course no home is really complete without having some form of sellotape or clear adhesive tape in the home. This as we all know comes in useful for doing a wide variety of jobs from taping two pieces of paper together or to seal a bag of crisps which has been opened. Plus of course we all use it when wrapping birthday gifts and other presents that we give to others. Some people often use it for sticking notes to different surfaces so that they have a reminder of something that they need to do or buy.

As you can see you are spoilt for choice when it comes to adhesive tapes. But it is important that you look at the project you are going to be using it for. You may find it more useful to look for industrial adhesives instead such as very strong glues or joining materials.

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23 NovThe Best Archery Manufacturers

Some people develop a high interest and passion in archery and it’s normal to invest on the best equipment. There are plenty of reputable archery manufacturers out there and it’s often difficult to decide which one is the best. Every manufacturer creates bows that suit a range of people, in other words, archery manufacturers have unique ways in catering to every need. It really doesn’t matter if one particular manufacturer because it is endorsed by a lot of archers and hunters, what matters the most is your own preference and experience.

Some companies have been around for ages trying to perfect the equipment they provide and one of them is Browning. They are known for the last 150 years for delivering top-quality hunting tools for any age, gender and level of expertise. Choose among their compound bows, carbon force arrows and Vibracheck accessories and rely on the products’ quality and durability.

Fred Bear is also one of the most popular archery manufacturers because of its compound bows, one of the best bows in the market. Why do archers love this company? Simply because they make high-quality equipment for a much lower price than their high-end counterparts. You can count on the coolest innovations each year with Fred Bear who is a passionate hunter himself. Its patented Bear compression molded limbs are made with continuous uncut fibers for an incredibly strong, durable bow.

If you want the fastest and the most accurate bows then you might consider Martin Archery. This company brags about its 58 years of expertise in producing the best bows in the market. You can choose from a wide array of top-notch bows and take advantage of the patented features like Vibration Escape Modules, Double-Helix Bowstrings, Teflon-Plated Cable Guards and Core-Flex limbs.

For more information and tips in finding the best archery manufacturer.

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17 NovUPS

The loss of electricity supply is technically called as power outage. It is specifically referred to as “brownout” when some power is lost but retained some voltage level, albeit not enough for the minimum level required by a certain system. On the other hand, it is called “blackout” when the power is completely lost.

When power failures occur, your appliances or any other electronic devices are the things that suffer most from the damaging. Your computer unit is featured with a power supply, a device that is used in generating electricity to keep it operational. The switcher technology of this device will convert the alternating current line into direct current input. This enables the computer to start functioning. However, once a power outage occurs it will stop producing power. As a result, the computer will end its operation. As mentioned, this occurrence is detrimental to your computer. If this incident continues to occur, it will suffer serious damage and require extensive repairs that could run into a lot of money.

Fortunately though, there is a device that counters the situation in the form of Uninterruptible Power Supply or UPS. A UPS is a device used to protect computers and electronic equipment from the damaging effects of power outage incidents. It is a battery-driven power supply that is active even whenever sudden loss of power has occurred. There are certain types of uninterruptible power supplies with variety of capacities. There is a small unit type that can service a single computer in a home or office. There is also the kind that can provide protection to a business environment that runs with a big computer network.

Uninterruptible power supplies are necessary tools both in large business establishments with a wide network of computers and in a home/office with individual computers.

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17 NovCarbide Progressive Dies

In the tool and die world, carbide dies have several key advantages for certain precision metal stamping operations requiring long life and high volume stamping runs. Carbide is harder than steel, is highly wear resistant, and can withstand very high compressive loading.

Tungsten carbide is a cemented carbide made up of Tungsten (W), Carbon (C), and a binder such as cobalt or nickel. By changing the amount of binder, the properties of Tungsten Carbide can be adjusted to obtain specific properties needed for various applications. For example, increasing the amount of binder results in higher impact resistance, but less wear resistance. Conversely, decreasing the amount of binder results in higher hardness, but less fracture toughness. Hence, a proper understanding of the various grades of carbide can increase the chances of having a successfully designed carbide die.

The selection of a carbide die (over a steel die) is a consideration that should be made during the design stage of the component that is to be stamped. For applications requiring very high volumes, carbide tooling may be a good selection. Examples of this would be applications such as: lamination for the rotors/stators in motors or for transformers, surgical components, bearings, electronic connector pins, and many other applications.

The benefits of using carbide tooling for certain progressive die applications include: higher wear resistance, reduced die maintenance, and less downtime. These three benefits are inherently due to the higher wear resistance provided by the use of tungsten carbide. Higher wear resistance results in longer running times between necessary maintenance for a carbide die as compared to a steel progressive die. Although carbide tooling still requires preventive maintenance, the less frequent maintenance intervals oftentimes result in a lower life cycle (total) cost for certain precision stamped components.

Written by Rick Pollick. Rick Pollick is the Manager of Strategic Marketing at Penn United Technologies, Inc. in Cabot, PA. Penn United serves the following markets: Energy, Medical, Defense, and other markets requiring precision components. Penn United provides…Manufacturing Solutions. Absolute Integrity http://www.PennUnited.com

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16 NovHow Magnificent Sound Effects Created by Power Amplifiers

An amplifier is used in devices wherever sound is produced such as radio, TV and music systems. The significance of an amplifier is that it helps in the proper functioning of all audio devices. An amplifier is a device that enhances the sound quality and provides better music experience.

These are the ones which can convert low power frequency signals to higher frequency signals. Their categorization is based upon the amount of power delivered to the load. Classification of an amplifier is done based on linearity, signal gain, efficiency and output power.

They find their use mostly in transmission chains and, hence require attention for power efficiency. According to the latest survey, pa amplifiers are often used in audio and radio frequency applications in various industries which include medical and military industry. There are ranges or classes of pa amplifiers.

There are many different types of pa amplifiers which can be purchased in the market –

  • Tube amplifiers – Also called as vacuum tube amplifiers as they make use of the vacuum tubes to increase the signal amplitude and power.
  • Solid state – These are the ones used mostly in transistors. These came into existence in the late 60s and early 70s. These can easily control all the bass frequencies than tube amplifiers.
  • Circuit types – It depends on the circuit types; they are classified into Class A, Class B, Class AB, and Class D.
  • Audio-power amplifiers – These are also known as the small signal pa amplifiers as they raise power level of signals with audio-frequency range up to 20 Hz- 20 kHz.
  • Radio-power amplifiers – These are also called large signal pa amplifiers which also raise the power level of signals. It easily amplifies specific frequency or narrow band of frequencies.

This is often used to produce loud sound and also make it very clear to show the difference in acoustics between a noise signal and soothing sound.

As power is an important factor in such a pa amplifier the amount of power needed can be categorized based on the rule of thumb:

  • Medium Bands: 3 to 4W per audience member.
  • Large Bands: 5 to 6W per audience member.

While stepping up into the market the main thing that comes to our mind is the budget as more the power, the greater the cost of it. If budget is a constraint and if less powered amplifier is purchased, it must be kept in mind that there is not any clipping. The other factor is the product specifications i.e. power that flows into the loudspeakers is less than the required it should be make sure that it should not damage the loudspeaker or the system, and create an unpleasant hearing due to the distortion.

These find a major role in bringing in the best possible sound effects and hence are in demand.

 

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