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windsorinjection · 10 months
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What is an Automatic Injection Moulding Machine?
What is an Automatic Injection Moulding Machine?
In the realm of manufacturing, an automatic injection moulding machine stands out as a pivotal tool. This machine has revolutionized the production of plastic parts, making it a cornerstone in industries ranging from automotive to consumer goods. But what exactly is an automatic injection moulding machine, and how does it function?
The Basics of Automatic Injection Moulding Machines
An automatic injection moulding machine is a complex piece of machinery designed for the mass production of plastic parts. It works by melting plastic pellets, injecting the molten plastic into a mould, and then cooling it to form a solid part. The "automatic" aspect of these machines refers to their ability to perform this process with minimal human intervention, relying on advanced programming and robotics.
Key Components and Functionality
The machine consists of several key components: the injection unit, the clamping unit, the mould, and the control system. The injection unit heats and injects the plastic into the mould. The clamping unit then holds the mould closed under pressure while the plastic cools and solidifies. Once the part is cooled, the mould opens, and the part is ejected, ready for use or further processing.
Advantages of Using Automatic Injection Moulding Machines
There are several advantages to using an automatic injection moulding machine:
Efficiency and Speed: These machines can produce high volumes of parts quickly, significantly reducing production time.
Precision and Consistency: They offer a high degree of accuracy, ensuring that each part is identical to the last.
Reduced Labor Costs: The automation reduces the need for manual labor, lowering overall production costs.
Flexibility: They can produce parts of various sizes, shapes, and complexities.
Material Variety: These machines can work with a wide range of plastic materials.
Applications and Industries
Automatic injection moulding machines are used in numerous industries, such as automotive, medical, consumer electronics, and packaging. They are essential for producing items like plastic bottles, automotive parts, medical devices, and household appliances.
Conclusion
An automatic injection moulding machine is a vital component in modern manufacturing, known for its efficiency, precision, and versatility. As technology continues to advance, these machines will undoubtedly play an even greater role in the production of high-quality plastic parts.
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vertigoartgore · 2 months
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1988's Machine Man TPB cover by cover artist Barry Windsor-Smith.
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IF YOU ARE AT ALL CONFUSED, KNOW THAT CLARISSA DALLOWAY O'GRADY HAS DESCENDANTS WHO CONFIRMEDLY MASSIVELY RAPED MY ANCESTORS IN WAYS THAT ONLY DEFINITELY POWERFUL TIME TRAVELERS COULD. GROUP SEX. THREE INSTANCES OF TOM RAWLING VIOLATING ONE FEMALE BODY TOGETHER. MASSIVE NUMBERS. DO NOT BE CONFUSED.
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aemiliaromagna · 2 months
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I did not just spend a good hour of my life just to try and create a playlist that resembles the parts of the day just for it to end up being the same three artists on rotation. God I need to listen to more new music. Anyways here it is
And just a note: I don’t really listen to some of these artists, I just know a song or two.
ALSO I just relaized I misspelled Haifisch by Rammstein so apologies for that
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8/15 π^2 r^5
1/2 π^2 r^4
4/3 π r^3
Use the 5th physical dimension and higher to differentiate projections from the surrounding universe.
ATTEMPTS ARE CONSTANTLY BEING MADE TO PORTRAY BRADLEY CARL GEIGER AS MERELY AN AUTOMATED REMOTELY CONTROLLED BODY SO THAT HIS ENERGY SIGNATURE IS VIEWED AS BEING A FALSE PROJECTION AND DISREGARDED.
Attempts are also being made to portray him as an alien invader so that he can (and most of the time, is) be attacked with mind control and sensory replacement weapons, or even have unwitting military members deployed to attempt to kill him.
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fredandrieu · 10 months
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Un Récit Complet Marvel n° 12 - Machine Man
Tom DeFalco, Herb Trimpe et Barry Windsor-Smith, novembre 1986
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folkhoax · 1 year
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taylor swift and aaron dessner wrote "renegade" about alex and henry's fight at the palace, and you cannot change my mind.
"I tapped on your window on your darkest night"????
"you wouldn't be the first renegade to need somebody"?????
"is it really your anxiety that stops you from giving me everything or do you just not want to?"??????
"then you squeeze my hand as I'm about to leave"?????
yeah, they wrote it about them.
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curtvilescomic · 1 year
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Machine Man by Barry Windsor-Smith 
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houseofbrat · 2 years
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To the tarot anon, I’m not surprised about that reading from early October 2022 regarding the titles for Archie & Lilibet. 
I’ve long been of the opinion that King Charles will strip them of them via a letters patent. 
I still think Harry’s Wife is planning on pimping out the kids while using prince/ss. We’re just waiting for her announcement. Whenever that is going to drop. 
Once she does that, KCIII will be forced to issue a letters patent about Archie & Lilibet’s titles & styles. The only thing I’m wondering about is if he dates the change to those born after a certain year, such as 2000. Will be interesting to see how the LP is written. 
I suspect that there must be real drama behind the scenes regarding the titles. It’s why one of the DM articles over the weekend mentioned it.
'Harry’s camp made clear that the idea that he would just attend the Coronation and behave himself but then be stripped of his titles was a total non-starter.
'While he might decide at some point to discard his titles of his own volition, he objects to the idea of being forcibly stripped of them.
'He resents being lumped together with Andrew in the public mind as the two 'problem Princes’, when he considers the circumstances to be totally different.’
BP courtiers must be putting heavy pressure on Harry & his wife behind the scenes. Harry’s Wife’s pr stunt with the Welby bullshit practically proves it once you realize what is likely going on behind closed doors. 
They’re pushing Harry to give up his title & style. They’re telling them the kids aren’t going to have titles & styles, but trying to do it quietly, to be less embarrassing for the kids.
Meghan is probably going to force BP’s hand and get smacked down in the process.  
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bobbie-robron · 6 months
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Victoria’s got to learn that she can’t just STAMP her feet and get everything she wants.
On this last day of March, it’s Victoria’s birthday and she is NOT a happy child (far from it) when, instead of a horse, she gets a karaoke machine which Jack tries out with two tunes (including Sex Bomb! 😳). Robert and Andy BOTH got Victoria makeup. Meanwhile, Katie is still looking for a job and it won’t be the King’s one as she doubts they’d interview her again but for Donna… Victoria decides to sulk in her room for the remainder of her birthday so why not Jack and Diane play with the karaoke machine more?
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31-Mar-2005
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krafty1 · 1 year
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"He Lives Again!"
Image Credit: Marvel Comics Machine Man Limited Series #1 Cover Artist: Barry Windsor-Smith Publisher: Marvel Comics Publication Date: October 1984 Machine Man is my absolute favorite D-list Marvel character. Another weird Kirby creation.
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"YES, I'M ANXIOUS TO SEE HOW HE'LL FARE AGAINST ARNO STARK..."
PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on panels (and a splash page) of the first appearance of distant Tony Stark relative, Arno Stark, a.k.a., the Iron Man of 2020, from the pages of "Machine Man" Vol. 2 #2. November, 1984. Marvel Comics.
Story/script: Tom DeFalco
Artwork: Herb Trimpe✝
Inks/colors: Barry Windsor-Smith
Letters: Diana Albers
Source: https://readallcomics.com/machine-man-v2-2.
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Not the same crony making machine
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Machine Man 2020 2 (1984) by Tom DeFalco, Herb Trimpe & Barry Windsor-Smith
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if-you-fan-a-fire · 11 months
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"Achieve Goals in Victory Loan Drive," Windsor Star. October 27, 1943. Page 5. --- PENBERTHY Injector Company, another of the scores of smaller Windsor firms which have done a consistently good job in Victory Loan drives, has again accomplished their task in the present drive by going well over the top. Shown in the upper photograph are some of those who conducted the drive in the plant and others who bought substantially. Left to right are: Mr. William Decker, who invested his savings of $3.000; Mr. Bob Sampson, salesman; Mr. Charles Hugill, salesman, and Mr. David Jennison, another bond buyer, who has a son in the R.C.A.F. The firm is now trying for a 3- Star Victory Flag. Below, at the plant of the Windsor Tool and Die Company, employes raised the classification of their firm from "C" to "A" in the Fifth Victory Loan effort. Some of those responsible are shown, left to right: Mr. William Brenie, Mr. Fred Burrell, Mr. William Burdett, Mr. Armand Guidolin, employes who invested substantial amounts of their savings from $500 to $800, and Mr. E. B. Lane, president and general manager of the company. Fullest co-operation was shown between employes and management in the conduct of the drive. All of the employes shown have relatives in the services. An honor certificate was presented to the employes yesterday. (By Staff Photographer.)
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thepermanentrainpress · 9 months
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BRENDAN SCOTT FRIEL: 2021
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2021 – Brendan Scott Friel Release Date: October 13, 2023
Track Listing:
Tiny Machines
Resolutions
Simon the Doubter
Michelle
Tuesday Morning
Let’s Get Together Soon
Cold Air
It’s Just Been a Hard Year
This is an album Brendan has put a lot of clear expression, emotion, and effort into. The production, particularly for a solo artist, is smooth yet detailed. It reminds me of Sufjan Stevens: very soft, sad, and reflective in a personal way.
There are little details in the background of the production best appreciated on headphones. The rhythm time and the horn section are examples of the subtle engineering. There's some deep bass, mellow guitar, and rising sounds that I took in more with every listen.
A major theme is the singer's grief following the loss of his father. Other subjects intertwined include the juxtaposition of fun and happy memories while grieving, and the toll Covid and quarantine took on his psyche alongside the world. 
"Tiny Machines" starts off very slow before a rapid tempo change halfway through. This runs parallel with the lyrics – the contrast between trying to sleep and the symphony of thoughts occupying Brendan's head. It's an interesting and even jarring entrance with the sudden shift in style, but it sets the atmosphere for what is to come.
"Resolutions" was my personal favourite from the album. It's upbeat, detailed, and probably the most "fun" of the tracks considering the context. It's also the happiest of the stories told here. Amongst seemingly endless grief there is joy, beauty, and a meaningful connection in the world taking place. It is sparks lit up, metaphorically and literally amongst the final minutes of New Year's Eve. 
The third track echoes the content of "Tiny Machines," both featuring feelings of being restless and out of control, trapped and confused, "floating away." There's some good rising trumpet halfway through, and the guitar riff stands out for being rapid. The tempo syncs up to the themes of stress – as if the guitar is a pounding heartbeat.
"Michelle" is the story of the singer's sister and his perspective on their shared loss. He reflects on their distance and failed connection. He also describes how she is processing the grief during all the other stressful aspects of life, like motherhood. While very sad in context, it also ends on a note of hope – unconditional love and support.
The string section/riff on "Tuesday Morning" is genuinely moving. One finds themself lost in sadness just from the sound of that violin. It is met with lyrics of depression, of not being able to leave your bed. All that while dealing with a dying loved one, and the guilt felt of suppressing the grief and miserable feelings. 
"Let's Get Together Soon" is the tale of running into an old friend, and the understanding that comes with seeing the relationship in a new context. It's a very human story that most people go through at some point: feelings of regret in a dissolved friendship, and thinking about things you wish you'd done differently. The story describes the friend pulling away after the death of their father, and the narrator's realization and empathy of their behaviour in the aftermath. We all get older, lose loved ones, and have social relationships come and go. Brendan has captured the feeling not just lyrically, but musically and emotionally. You can really feel what's going on, almost as if it's happening to you personally.
"Cold Air" is another track reflecting on past memories, happier times, and that special feeling of being out with friends one particular night. Of course, the feeling is interrupted by a wave of grief and the narrator departing. As he walks home, he reflects on his circumstances ("What the hell am I doing here?"), aging, and what comes next. It's another wave of mixed feelings most of us go through at some point – all the more striking when processing loss. You can practically feel the cold air in the lyrical description.
The final track is simple lyrically and musically. It concludes stating the obvious – "It's Just Been a Hard Year" and the absence that comes with losing a loved one is overwhelming. Where do you go? What are your blessings? Are you processing the grief properly? When will you feel better? These are the questions the singer asks himself, and they have no easy answers. 
2021 is a deeply personal album crafted with beauty and integrity. It isn't exactly something you can dance to, and one should be in the right headspace to listen to it. Nevertheless, it's lovely and cathartic. 
Written by: Cazzy Lewchuk
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