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USA manufacturer of industrial cutting machines. We deliver affordable and precision equipment to cut to length wire, tubing and cable.

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Fully Automatic PVC Soft Tube Latex Tubing Yellow Wax Tube Teflon Tube Silicone Rubber Tube Cutting Machine

Fully Automatic PVC Soft Tube Latex Tubing Yellow Wax Tube Teflon Tube Silicone Rubber Tube Cutting Machine

This model 100 automatic heat shrinkable tube cutting machine is a fully automatic shrink tube cut to length machine driven by stepper motor, designed for cutting heat shrink tube,soft tube,sleeve, ribbon cable,foil, paper and other thin and soft materials, set cutting length and quantity, auto feeding, working and stop. Product NameFully Automatic Heat Shrink Tube Cutting MachineModel…

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Skyy Shoppi Industrial labelling machine PT-E300VP R3,500.00 Industrial Label Printer In electrical and datacom installations, clear, robust labelling is crucial – and the Brother PT-E300VP Industrial Label Printer with carry case has been designed to make the process easier than ever before. It’s a durably engineered machine with a rechargeable battery and AC adapter that makes printing labels from 6mm to 18mm wide simple. And it’s also compatible with with high-grade TZe laminated tapes, as well as heat-shrink tubes. The Brother PT-E300VP label printer for electricians enables you to deliver a professional job, and is compliant with the identification requirements of the wiring regulations. This label printer is ideal for warning notices and identification labels. Prints durable labels up to 18mm. The PT-E300VP Label Printer comes pre-loaded with 384 commonly used symbols, along with 9 barcode protocols, all easily accessed via a PC-style keyboard and large backlit LCD screen. And as the label material is laminated and rigorously tested against all crucial degrading effects, you can be sure your vital information will remain clear and professional-looking for years to come. What’s in the Box? AC Adapter Li-ion Battery 9mm Black on white Strong Adhesive tape (8m) User Guide Carry case and Wrist strap Key Features Prints on 6mm – 18mm tapes and heat shrink tubes 384 Electrical and AV specific symbols 15 Character, 3 line graphic display Fast print speed of 20mm/sec 15.8mm Max print height 180dpi Print resolution Manual cutter QWERTY keyboard 25 – 300mm Label length Max 5 lines on 18mm label 9 Barcodes supported E300-Style-Images Industrial-Range-Tapes-Style TZe Laminated Tapes TZe laminated tapes are available in a variety of sizes and colours up to 36mm with over 60 variants to choose from. They are perfect for everyday indoor and outdoor, home and office labelling requirements. Next time label it with a durable TZe laminated tape that’s been designed to last. Specifically designed for the P-touch range of label printers, our laminated TZe tapes have been tested to stand up to even the most unforgiving conditions. With excellent resistance to water. https://www.instagram.com/p/CFQHwbjA0HW/?igshid=19y7krqx9wxyx

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Pex Pipe Installation

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Pex Pipe Installation

One of the principles of effective design is the choice of right materials for a job, based on its requirements. If you consider hot and cold water plumbing, what are the factors that you must look out for in a material? Resistance to high and low temperature variation, resistance to chemical corrosion, durability and flexibility are the characteristics you should be looking out for.

What is PEX?

In case you have never heard about PEX, let me fill you in about the virtues of this material. PEX is cross linked polyethylene, which is well-known as a plastic polymer. The strength of polyethylene as a material is enhanced by cross linking and this derivative is tougher than its source material.

It can withstand temperatures ranging from freezing point to about 200 degree Fahrenheit. These are the exact characteristics that one wants to see in home hot water piping materials. So PEX is a natural choice when it comes to installing home plumbing. Besides the durability, what makes PEX pipe installation simpler than copper pipes is its flexibility. PEX pipes are available in inch, inch, 1 inch and 3/8 inch diameters.

How to Install PEX Piping?

Before we talk about PEX pipe installation, let me list out the things you will need for the job. If you need to transport the PEX pipe over a large distance in the house, you will need a drilling machine, PEX fasteners, hangars, straps and stud plates.

According to the scale of the project, you will have to determine the length of PEX tubing that is needed. Depending on length of tubing, you must purchase PEX straps and hangars. To make attachments at plumbing ends, you need crimp rings and PEX cutters, as well as crimping tools.

Under heating and cooling effects, a PEX pipe can expand or shrink. For a 100 feet PEX pipe, you can expect a shrinkage of 1 inch, for every 10 degree rise in temperature.

Let me now provide a brief summary of procedure for installing PEX tubing. Firstly you need to mark out the path on the wall, along which the PEX tubing will run. At appropriate intervals, you must drill holes for the metal fasteners to be fixed. After the metal fasteners are fixed to the wall, you must run the PEX pipe through it, after cutting appropriate segments from the 100 foot roll.

Using hangars and straps, you can make sure that the piping is firmly fixed. The last part is connecting the PEX pipes to plumbing attachments. This will require crimp rings to be attached at every end. The crimp rings should be fixed using a crimper tool, while taking care that it is at least 1/8th inch away from the pipe end. If you want, you may use a go/no-go gauge to check whether crimp ring is firmly fixed. That does the job.

Hope this brief summary of PEX pipe installation has given you a good idea of how to go about it.

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Written by John Hertig on The Prepper Journal.

Survival is largely a state of mind.  That being said, having some equipment and supplies with you can sure help.  Often, this “stuff” is referred to as a “survival kit” or sometimes a BOB (Bug-Out Bag), GHB (Get Home Bag) or INCH (I’m Never Coming Home) bag.  These can be from pocket sized up to a large (or perhaps too large) backpack, and even larger if a vehicle is available.  One critical concept which is not part of any of these is EDC (Every Day Carry).  This is not, and should not be, called any kind of “survival kit”.  It is more a “life kit” which can have application in survival situations.

The name is highly specific.  This is stuff you carry, every day.  And you are willing to do so, because the stuff is frequently useful in everyday situations, of high importance during an emergency, and perhaps most importantly, not obnoxious enough to carry that you look for excuses to not carry it.

These points and the name itself provide a fairly precise guide to what kind of stuff to include in your EDC.  Of course, there is no “list” which applies to everybody, since there are a wide variety of lifestyles out there.  Instead, there is a process of analysis which can be used as a guide in designing your EDC.

             The First Step

Actually, you probably already have an EDC.  It is the stuff you “normally” carry in your pockets or purse.  It is usually a really good starting point.

You likely have a wallet or equivalent, with your driver’s license or other ID, a credit card or two and some cash, as well as keys to your home and car.  Now is a good time to go through these basics and throw out or remove anything which is obsolete.  Then make sure that you do have valid ID as well as current medical and other insurance cards, your important contact information; including doctors and dentists, and other items you need for memberships, discounts, services and so on.  A picture of your significant other is an important survival item, because some loved ones, if you don’t carry a picture of them, may kill you.  

  Add anything new but not in there yet, and replace anything which is expired or too worn to be useful.  This is a task it would be wise to do yearly.

Money can be helpful in a lot of situations, so make sure you have a reasonable collection of fund sources.  Credit cards can be of great value, but only if you are disciplined enough to handle them.  If your situation does not allow you to pay the credit card bill(s) in full each and every month, you are better off not using them because they will increase the cost of most things you buy (interest, sometimes by 20% or more) and can get you into a deep hole (massive debt) it will be immensely difficult to get out of.  If normal credit card use would be a problem, perhaps you can have a card for emergency use only which you never use or use for no more than one token charge a month to keep it active.  Or perhaps it would be better not to have one at all if even that level of self-control would be a stretch.  Debit cards can give you the convenience of a credit card without the risk of massive debt, but I don’t recommend them because they are a direct line into your bank account.  If there is an error or someone else uses your number, you have to fight to get your money back as opposed to fighting to avoid paying the incorrect credit card bill.  Guess which is more likely to be successful.  If you have a debit card, have it be on a separate account all by itself, with no overdraft active and only keep an amount in that account you can afford to lose or at least do without for many months.

Cash is king, but it is sometimes obnoxious to get and is at risk of loss or destruction.  Still, have some, particularly some small bills and change (for vending machines).  For larger amounts of cash equivalency, Travelers Checks used to be the safer way to have significant funds, but these did have some down sides.  American Express still offers them, but these days, an AAA cash card or pre-paid MasterCard gives you the safety of Travelers Checks with smaller fees, wider availability, more universal acceptance, and less of a replacement hassle.

Of course you have the keys you need, but keys can get lost or locked in.  It would be wise to have a spare of any critical key.

For most people, a cell phone is part of their EDC.  If not, why not?  If you don’t like being tracked, keep it shut off.  If you think you can’t afford one, I suspect you can find one which you can afford (including through government programs) for emergency use only.

   I find that my wallet had too much critical stuff in one item which could be lost or stolen, so I split it into three.  My wallet has cash (I try to keep it between $100 and $40), three credit cards, $200 in Travelers Checks (left over from the days when they were the only real option) and discount cards, rain checks and coupons.  All my IDs, membership cards, contact information and photos are in a card case, with a small bill folded and hidden between some of the pairs of cards.  And then I have a coin purse with coins and spare house and car keys.  This has always proven to be a successful funding arrangement as long as I am in town with easy access to more resources.  Whenever I leave town, I also carry a packet with some $100 bills and $1000 in Travelers Checks in a hidden pocket.

Why three credit cards?  My primary one, which I use everywhere I can, should be obvious, but not every place takes it.  My backup one is for when the primary one is not accepted.  It is also the only one I ever use on the internet or over the phone.  The third is from a particular store and it is the only one they accept, so that is the only place I use it, although it serves as backup to the other two.  If I leave town, that third card is taken out of my wallet and kept separate.

Optimizing Your Current EDC

Once you have the “universal” EDC of ID, money, cell phone and keys completed, list everything else you normally carry.  Consider not only how and how much you normally use it, but how it might be used in an emergency.  See if there is anything which could be replaced by something just as useful in everyday life and more useful in an emergency.  One area particularly useful to investigate is your cell phone; it is best if the one you carry not only reliably makes calls, but offers other functions you need normally or in an emergency.

     Weed out anything which you never use and which would not be of value in an emergency.  This makes your “current” EDC as optimal as practical.  Hopefully some of the things from the next section are already part of your EDC.

Extending Your Current EDC

Now that you have tweaked your existing EDC, you should look and see if there is anything you can add which would support YOUR normal life as well as helping to extend it in an emergency. Here are some things to consider which would be invaluable in an emergency, and each would be of value normally for some people:

– Flashlight.  I can count on the thumbs of one hand the days when I did not use my flashlight at least once.  It would usually not be wise to go any bigger than a two cell CR123A light, and you can go as small as a watch battery powered “key-chain” light.  AA and AAA batteries are easier to come by than CR123A batteries, but they are more prone to leaking and have destroyed several of my AA/AAA flashlights, and don’t put out as much light or run as long.  I suggest a light with multiple brightness levels, so you can choose between a little light for a long time or lots of light for a much shorter time.  In an emergency, consider how much more lethal or at least unpleasant the situation would be in complete darkness.

– Knife.  I use a knife almost as often as I do a flashlight.  Most days, there are fingernails to be cleaned, packages to be opened, labels to be scraped off, strapping to be sliced, food to be cut and other knife tasks.  If allowed by laws and corporate policy, best is a single hand opening, locking, quality knife with a three to four inch blade,  But whatever will do the tasks you need done and you are allowed and willing to carry should be your choice.   In an emergency, a knife is invaluable, including defensive use if you have training in that and the knife is appropriate.

– Multi-Tool.  If you don’t lead a technical life, you might not need one of these multi-tools.  For the rest of us, these portable pliers, wire cutters, screwdrivers, file and saw, among other tools, are quite useful.  Many also have a knife blade, which might allow it to serve in place of a knife.  These tools are of use in many situations, “normal” and emergency.

–  Lighter.  If you smoke, you probably have this covered.  Otherwise, you might not need this unless you do tasks which require heat/fire (i.e. using heat shrink tubing).  Still, fire is a key requirement for some emergencies, so a mini butane lighter or a sealed “peanut” lighter or at least a ferrocerium bar is a good thing to have.

– Large (Engineer’s) Bandana.  I normally use this as a sweat rag, dust mask, pad against heat or pressure, and a shade from the sun for my neck.  In an emergency, it can do not only these functions, but also filter particulates from water, be used for first aid, carrying things, and if a bright color, signaling.

– Duct tape.  A small piece often comes in handy, and wrapping a few feet around a small core does not take up much space.  In an emergency duct tape can be used for first aid and other purposes.

– Paracord.  Ten feet or so of paracord can serve as a leash, belt, shoelace or lashing.  A convenient way to carry it is woven into a bracelet, key-fob, lanyard, or other object, as long as it is a “quick deploy” weave.  The most common “Cobra” weave is actually a series of knots which takes forever to get undone.  In an emergency, it can serve as a tourniquet, restraint or made into a weapon.

– Safety Pins.  A couple takes no room, weigh nothing, and often come in handy.  Add a needle and some thread, and you can handle repairs to clothing and equipment whether merely embarrassing or life threatening.

– Pen/Pencil and Small Notebook.  For jotting down information you don’t want to forget, making lists, doing designs and leaving notes.  In an emergency, the paper can be used as tinder to help start a fire and the pencil/pen as the windlass of a tourniquet.  There are also “Tactical Pens” which are sturdy enough to be used as weapons if you are trained with them.

–  Tape Measure.  Maybe it’s just me, but I’m always having to measure things or estimate distances, and I’ve carried a small 10′ pocket tape for years.  Recently I changed to a free one from my insurance company; it’s only 6′, but has both inches and centimeters.  This is probably not of use in an emergency, though.  And they wouldn’t let me into the courthouse with it.  I guess they were afraid I might measure something.

– Magnifier.  A Fresnel lens is the size of a credit card and can help you read “the fine print” or regular sized print if you don’t have your reading glasses or your eyes are strained.  If you want/need more power, there are small folding magnifying glasses available.  In an emergency, these also can be used to start a fire.

– Pair of Exam Gloves.  These are good to protect your hands if you need to do something gooey, sticky or toxic, or avoid contaminating something.  In an emergency, they can protect you from disease.

– Pair of Foam Ear Plugs.  Not only can they help your concentration in a noisy environment, it protects your ears if you get into an environment with a harmful level of noise.

Final EDC Tweaks

Think back over the last month or so.  Was there anything you needed and did not have readily available?  How common was that need?  What was the impact of not having it?  Would that item meet the criteria for your EDC?

And lastly, consider your weaknesses.  Is there a medication which if you miss taking or did not have available, would impact your health?  Having a keychain pill capsule with a dose or three would be wise.  Do you wear contacts?  A lens case would be worth having in case you need to remove the lenses.  Are you in an environment where you are at risk from other people?  Defensive equipment may be indicated, but only if it is legal and allowed, you are trained in its use, and you are willing to put up with any annoyances involved in carrying it.  Pistols are the most obvious choice, but if this is not a good match, there are also collapsing batons, knives, pepper sprays, tasers, stun guns, a cane or walking stick and some even more esoteric defensive equipment.

One thing to consider which is not of much use “normally” for most people is a whistle.  Even if I’m not going anywhere near the outdoors, I like to have one readily available to scare off attacking people or animals, or if I happened to be caught in a collapsed building or become immobilized out of sight.

If you live “off the beaten path”, you may want to augment your EDC with some basic “survival” gear; in the city the only thing I carry only for emergencies is one of those Mylar space rescue blankets.

Oddities

Nowhere in the specifications does it limit you from including “weird” things.  Things I carry which support the oddities of my lifestyle include a small pry bar, a tiny music/video player/radio with earphones, a few disposable “anti bacterial masks”, some Ibuprofen, a folding hair brush/comb, a folding tooth brush, an audio Bible, a “phone charger” battery with cables for everything, a small tablet, a small bottle of hand sanitizer, a small set of knife, fork, spoon and chopsticks, a small shaker of lemon pepper, a tiny tube of sun screen, a tiny tube of shampoo (I have no idea why I have it or where I got it, but there is was when I was going through my pockets), a Lightload compressed towel,  and a earphone/microphone for my phone

Carrying Your EDC

Once you have selected your EDC items, lay them out and figure out how you are going to carry them.  First choice, of course, is the pockets you have.  Next best is a small pouch on your belt.  Other options are a fanny pack or pocket vest (such as those from Scottevest, which is the only way I could carry all the stuff I do).  It is not optimal, but a separate bag such as purse or computer bag will allow you to carry things, but might get separated from you.

   As you work out how to carry things, you may find that some things just “won’t fit” and you will need to remove some items from your proposed EDC.  Of course, this decision should be based on comparing its utility to the difficulty in carrying it.

Once you have what seems a practical EDC selection, try it out for several days, keeping an eye out for things which cause annoyance, are at risk for being lost or damaged or you decide just are not worth the trouble.  Remove, replace or repackage things as necessary.  Eventually you will end up with the EDC which is practical for you.  Oh, and as you move forward through life, keep an eye out for things which you find out you do need, and would meet the criteria to join your EDC.

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Automatic Cutter For Heat Shrink Tubing

Automatic Cutter For Heat Shrink Tubing

This model 100 automatic cutter for heat shrink tubing is a fully automatic shrink tube cut to length machine driven by stepper motor, designed for cutting heat shrink tube,soft tube,sleeve, ribbon cable,foil, paper and other thin and soft materials, set cutting length and quantity, auto feeding, working and stop. Feature: 1. High speed: It can cut 100~120 cut per minute. (50mm long)2.…

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Blood Collection Tubes Manufacturing

A Blood Collection Tube Manufacturing is of BCT/ Vacutainer which is a sterilized glass or plastic test tube with a colored rubber stopper which creates a vacuum seal inside the tube supporting the draw of a fixed volume of liquid. It is also referred to as the “Vacutainer”. Vacutainer tubes consist of additives that are designed to preserve the specimen earlier to the accurate testing.

These tubes or containers have a security planned plug with en number of labeling alternatives and draw volumes. The shading on the top shows the added substances of the containers or tubes. Vacutainer tubes may contain an extra substance that preserves blood from preparing in a medical research laboratory. Utilizing an inappropriate tube can make the blood test unusable for the intended purpose.

Furthermore, some tubes contain added substances that save certain segments of or substances inside the blood, for example, glucose. At the point when a tube is centrifuged the materials inside are isolated by thickness, with the platelets sinking to the base and the plasma or serum gathering at the top. Tubes containing gel can be effectively taken care of and moved after centrifugation without the platelets and serum blending.

Types of Blood Collection Tube

No Additive Tube – This tube is used for collecting blood and storing it for biochemistry, serology and other tests. It provides non-contaminated serum samples for clinical tests, keeping the serum stable for an extended period of time.

Serum blood collection tube – This tube aims at giving high-quality serum sample for medical technologies. It has 3 kinds of tubes: no additive tube with & without clot activator and brick red cap.

Hemo Repellent Coated tube – blood collection and storage for biochemistry tests, silicon are used. It is appropriate for a broad range of operation, quick in coagulation. These blood cells do not stick to the side of the tube.

Gel + BCA – such tubes are used for clinical and biochemical immunology. There’s a barrier gel present inside the tube at the bottom. After the centrifugation, the gel can easily separate the serum from the cells without causing additives exchange between blood cells and serum.

Whole blood collection tube – this tube provides good quality of blood sample for the laboratories. It has 2 kinds of the tube (ETDA) (ETDA.K2/K3 and ESR tube.

ETDA tube is used for haematology and also as various kinds of blood cell test instruments.

ESR tube is used for blood collecting and anticoagulation rate test.

Plasma blood collection tube – plasma blood collection tubes give a high-quality plasma sample for medical laboratories. This includes 3 kinds of tubes:

Blood Collection Tube Manufacturing Process

Moulding machine

The moulding machines are used for making small plastic tubes which are made to collect a blood sample in it. The moulding machines can be of many different types, like an electric moulding machine.

Component Cleaning

Component cleaning or parts cleaning is significant to all industrial processes as a preparation for the surface finishing or else to protect the essential components. Electroplating is generally a sensitive part of cleanliness since the molecular layers of the oil can keep the adhesion of the coating.

Blood Collection tube Assembly line

An assembly line has to assemble cleared blood collection tubes with various tubes sizes. The limit of the basic line layout is 200parts/minute and it carries all process from feeding and sorting of the tubes to the caps/closures and dosing of all kinds of testing agents. There are two types of BCT assembly line,

Automatic (fully)

Semi-Automatic

Secondary packing (Gamma Sterilization)

Sterilization is a process that efficiently kills or deletes all the micro-organisms like bacteria, and other viruses. There are various types of sterilization process that depends on the type of material and its sterilization process.

Quarantine (Finished Goods Store)

Quarantine period or process helps to assure that there is no defective or infectious product which is reaching to the consumers.

Blood Collection Tube Manufacturing Machinery

BCT Cap and stopper Combination Machine

Blood Collection Tube cap machine is used for inserting the rubber stopper cap into the plastic cap for blood collection tube cap. It has 24 pcs of assembling punches with two sets of vibration material loaders, which exactly fit the rubber stoppers and caps running in one row.

BCT Labeling machine

In the packaging industries, stickers labelling machine is used for applying labels and stickers on products, containers, tubes, injections, and bottles etc. As labelling plays a significant role, these machines have a huge demand in the industries. There is en number of labelling machines available in the market according to their types and features.

Dosing machine

The dosing machine is an automated system for feeding the equipment with the products which contain liquid like lubricants and water.

Capping machine

Capping machines are used for applying the plastic and metal threaded caps as well as plastic snap caps, fitments, corks and plugs.

Centrifuge machine

A centrifuge is equipment which pushes the object in rotating motion around the fixed axis with applying a force which is very strong. The centrifuge works with the help of the sedimentation principle, where centrifuge’s acceleration can cause denser substances and particles to move outwards in a radial position.

Shrink packaging machine

Shrink tunnels using a heated air system, it used for shrinkable films (PE POF PVC) that have been applied by L-bar sealers, sleeve wrappers, and sealing cutters. Planned for high production, the airflow method helps to circulate the air to avoid bubbles and bumps in plastic film.

The interest for blood collection could be hampered by dangers related to blood transfusion, for the most part in underdeveloped countries. In any case, there are a few awareness plans and crusades led by governments and outside people to handle this issue. The command of enlisting capable and qualified healthcare services experts could make great development prospects on the planet blood collection market. Besides, technological advancements in blood collection methods and items have opened a few entryways of chance for the key players in the blood collection market throughout the years to come. More info:http://bit.ly/2qNMmr2