Renewable Design for The series of Har-2480 PMO multiflex conveyor chains to Estonia Manufacturers
Renewable Design for The series of Har-2480 PMO multiflex conveyor chains to Estonia Manufacturers Detail:
Pitch:38.1 (mm)
Thickness:25 (mm)
Working load:250 (N)
The material of the Multiflex conveyor chains are POM and all of them have a transport direction of flexibility, low coefficient of friction and has long lifetime. The characters of the products are easily installation and maintenance and high mechanical strength as well as excellent product handling. Besides, All-Ka Multiflex conveyor chains normally in food cans, glass products, milk cartons, as well as the bread conveying. The different type can be available as your requirement, thus as long as you give me the drawing or detailed specification, everything is okay. So All-Ka has the products to suit any customer requirement.
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ST 850 S/S friction feeder. Size range of: (length) 2 1/2″ to 5 1/2″, (width) 2″ to 8 1/2″. Fully configurable 16-button keypad, SIKO gauges for quick accurate adjustments, stepper drive motor, operator safety guards over discharge and feed belts.
OAD: 22″ (L) x 10″ (W) x 28″ (H)
The first of two videos showing the making of a mini herb chopper and its leather sheath. The first video shows the metalwork; the second video is in two parts: making the leather sheath and using the herb chopper.
They are not meant to be ‘how-to’ videos: I’m just showing how I did it … this time! The chopper is my take on many forged examples I’ve seen on the internet, but the leather sheath design is my own (at least I haven’t seen one like it). The chopper and sheath can be hung up when not in use, out of harm’s way.
Part 1 is mainly the forging. It should all be pretty self-explanatory what’s going on. Tool steel (this is 01 tool steel / ground flat stock) is tougher to forge than mild steel and can only be forged within a certain heat range: the steel can be brittle and simply break if forged below red heat, likewise if it gets too hot it will readily burn, ruining the steel – so it requires a bit more concentration to work with.
Some of the tools I use (including the forge) are of my own design and making, or modified from standard tools, so they might look a little weird!
Some of the footage is 4 x speed so it’s a bit less tedious to watch.
By Mabel from United States - 2016.08.15 12:36
This company has the idea of "better quality, lower processing costs, prices are more reasonable", so they have competitive product quality and price, that's the main reason we chose to cooperate.
By Belinda from Zurich - 2015.11.28 16:25