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 Innovate Bung and Plug Kit Mild Steel 1/2 Inch 3735  US $8.55
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 Innovate 3735 Bung and Plug Kit Mild Steel Motorsports US $22.60
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Greenlee 229 Electronic Connector Panel Punch, 9 Pin List Price: $655.22 Sale Price: $480.72  |
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Cut-out and mounting slots are punched in one operation. Drill only one 7/16 (11.1 mm) pilot hole. Fast, accurate panel punching with no sawing or filing required. Universal size punches for front or back mount of TRW Cinch and ITT Cannon-type or equivalent connectors in 9, 15, 25, 37 or 50-pin configurations. U.S. Patent No. 4,899,447. |
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Dormer E057 Powdered Metal Spiral Point Threading Tap, For Mild Steel, TiAlN Coated, Round Shank With Square End, Plug Chamfer, 3/4"-10 Thread Size List Price: $169.00 Sale Price: $112.14 |
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The Dormer MTT-X E057 powdered-metal steel spiral point tap has a round shank with a square end, titanium aluminum nitride (TiAlN) coating, and a plug chamfer, and is used to create UNC (Unified Coarse) right-hand threads in a range of materials, with best performance in steel, copper, and brass. The spiral point of this tap (sometimes referred to as a âgun tapâ) pushes chips ahead of the tool and the straight flutes reduce clogging. Both characteristics make it suitable for threading through holes (extending through the workpiece). The tapâs TiAlN coating resists heat better than titanium nitride (TiN) and titanium carbon nitride (TiCN) coatings, increasing tool life and performance. It also offers increased hardness compared to TiN and may reduce the need for lubricants based on the application. A plug chamfer distributes cutting to ease tapping at the beginning of the hole and to maintain correct perpendicular alignment with the workpiece. Right-hand threads are designed to tighten when a head or nut is rotated clockwise (the most common threading direction). Powdered-metal steel offers performance that approaches that of solid carbide tools but with the toughness and shock-resistance of high-speed steel. The round shank with square end helps to minimize rotation in the tool holder. This tool can be used in machines, such as drill presses or lathes, or with hand tools such as tap wrenches. In the Dormer MTT-X E057 series, taps in machine screw sizes 6 to 10 and those with nominal diameters of 1/4â to 5/8â have three flutes; taps with a nominal diameter of 3/4â have four flutes. All taps in this series have plug chamfers. This tap conforms to ISO 529 standards and can create threads to a depth two-and-a-half times its diameter. It is suitable for the 2B tolerance class: 2B is an average quality fit for commercial and industrial fasteners. Taps produce internal threads in previously formed holes and can be used in machines (such as drill presses) or with hand tools. Common types of taps include hand taps, spiral point taps, spiral flute taps, thread forming taps, and pipe taps. Hand taps (straight-flute taps) collect chips in the straight flutes of the tool; spiral point taps push chips through holes ahead of the tool; and spiral flute taps pull chips back from the tip of the tool, up and out the hole. Thread forming taps, also known as cold forming taps, press rather than cut to create threads in a drilled hole, and no chips are created. Pipe taps create threads in pipes and pipe fittings. Each thread type designates a thread profile and each type is identified with an abbreviation. In the U.S. and Canada, the Unified Thread Standard is the dominant thread type, including UNC (Unified Coarse), UNF (Unified Fine), and NPT (National Pipe Taper) threads, among others. Precision Dormer manufactures cutting tools under the following brands: Precision Twist, Dormer, and Union Butterfield. The company has locations around the world, and provides tools adhering to ANSI, NAS, and DIN standards. |
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Sonic Super Ear Personal Sound Amplifier Sale Price: $29.95 |
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Buy the Sonic Super Ear from ActiveForever to improve your listening experience. ActiveForever found the Sonic Super Ear which is like binoculars for your ears. Whether you are experiencing mild to moderate hear loss, or simply want to have the ability to hear the sounds around you more clearly, the Sonic Super Ear will improve your listening experience. For entertainment, professional, or necessity use the Sonic Super Ear provides an inexpensive way to better hear your world. The Sonic Super Ear aids your hearing with an impressive 50 decibels of sound gain. This adaptable hand-held amplifier is small enough to fit in your pocket, or it can be attached to your binoculars, belt, hat or other gear. The microphone covered with a protective foam windscreen, is mounted to 180? swivel boom. Comfortable stereo headphones deliver clear, crisp sound. Sonic Super Ear (4000) Features: * Provides up to 50+ decibels of ambient sound amplification. * Maximum output of 107dB * Frequency response 100 to 14000 hertz Spring steel clip (provided) attaches * the amplifier to a pocket, belt or lapel for "hands-free" use * Pick up sounds from up to 100 yards away * Enjoy the sounds of nature as never before * Can be mounted directly onto binoculars * Spring steel clip for hands free use * Comfortable stereo headphones deliver clear, crisp sound * Foam ear pads are easily replaceable * Solid state microelectronic circuitry requires only a single 1.5V AAA * 180 degree swiveling sound boom * Boom is fully enclosed in a foam windscreen Sonic Super Ear (4000) has many applications including: TV Watching, Worship Services, Meetings, Lectures, Nature Observation, Concerts, Camping, Bird Watching, Theater, Hiking, Sporting Events |
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Innovate Motorsports 3736 Stainless Steel Exhaust Bung and Plug Kit List Price: $9.29 Sale Price: $6.46 |
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Innovate Motorsports 3736 Stainless Steel Bung/Plug Kit |
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Innovate Motorsports 3735 Exhaust Bung and Plug Kit (Mild Steel) List Price: $9.29 Sale Price: $8.00 |
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Innovate Motorsports 3735 Bung/Plug Kit |
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Innovate Motorsports 3764 Extended 1 inch Exhaust Bung and Plug Kit (Mild Steel) List Price: $9.29 Sale Price: $9.00 |
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Innovate Motorsports 3764 Extended Bung/Plug Kit |
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Panavise 9inch Slimline Series Pedestal Cell Phone Mount Knob Adjustment Ends Mild Steel Foot List Price: $64.41 Sale Price: $32.98 |
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Will Not Crack. Concave Design Evenly Distributes Mounting Load for Maximum Stability. Eliminates "Carpet Float". Fully Adjustable at Both Ends; Pivots 210 degree and Rotates 360 degree. 9" (228.6mm) Overall Length. |
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Many industries use specific valves, called pinch valves, to control fluids, wastewater, slurries, abrasives and corrosive chemicals. Pinch valves are constructed of a heavy-duty, rugged pinch mechanism that positions a sleeve. The valve offers maximum durability and ensures precise flow control in many industrial processes.
Inside every pinch valve is a sleeve that is crucial to the performance success of the valve. This sleeve enables a pinch valve to have a bi-directional, drop tight shut off with which to control flow. Most pinch valve sleeves are made of flexible elastomer compounds, many of which resemble rubber in composition and feel. Because a sleeve's composition is crucial to the success of the valve's application, valve manufacturers offer different elastomer options from which the sleeve can be constructed.
The many uses of the pinch valve
Because pinch valves are useful in a wide range of industries, the ability of a purchaser to choose the desired sleeve composition is paramount. Commonly used in the mining industry, a pinch valve's tough construction makes it ideal for use on harsh and abrasive mining slurries. Pinch valves can also be useful in demanding wastewater treatment applications. For example, a pinch valve's accurate, repeatable linear flow control and drop tight, bi-directional shut off make this valve type a good choice for sludge and raw sewage control.
In the power industry, pinch valves are an important component used in lime and ash handling - two tough services commonly found within a power plant. The abrasion-resistant, self-cleaning, and flexible elastomer sleeve of a pinch valve won't scale, bridge, plug or freeze on slurries. Pinch valves can also work in the treatment and handling of corrosive chemicals. Because there is no packing to maintain and no cavities, seats, or cam action to bind valve operation, pinch valves are often used in corrosive chemical applications.
Pinch valves can also be used in pulp and paper mills. Pulp stock, coating and recycled paper lines are some of the most difficult applications for a valve. The flexible elastomer sleeve of a pinch valve are able to withstand these abrasive services. Pinch valves can also be a great asset in food and beverage plants, cement/sand/silica factories, refineries, pneumatic conveying, and scrubbing.
A sleeve elastomer for every application
The multitude of uses for pinch valves require that purchasers be able to choose specific sleeve compositions and styles for various applications. A pure gum rubber sleeve, for example, is not suitable for the handling of strong acids, but might be appropriate for food manufacture or alcohol distillation. The application of a particular pinch valve, including the temperature range to which it will be exposed, dictates which sleeve elastomer a valve customer should choose.
Pure gum rubber sleeves are resilient and abrasion-resistant. They can handle an incredibly wide temperature range, from -50 F to 180 F, and they are extremely flexible, as well as non-marking. They are composed of natural rubber, and are most suitable for organic (or, carbon-based) acids, and mild chemical compounds, including alcohols. Strong acid and basic solutions, oils, and solvents are some of the chemicals that this type of pinch valve sleeve is ill-equipped to handle.
Neoprene pinch valve sleeves are synthetic rubber sleeves composed of chloroprene polymers. They handle a slightly wider temperature range than pure gum rubber sleeves do, working well with temperatures up to 220 F. Neoprene is chemically inert, and works best in the handling of moderate acids and other chemicals. Unlike pure gum rubber, it is strong and resilient enough to handle products containing ozone, as well as some oils and fats. Neoprene is more resistant to abrasion than is gum rubber; however, it can be eroded or weakened by oxidizing acids, ketone, ester, and chlorinated hydrocarbons.
Sleeves composed of chlorobutyl elastomers, or chlorinated butyl rubber compounds, handle major temperature ranges, from -60 F to 300 F. These sleeves are known for their good abrasion resistance and their ability to handle animal and vegetable fats. However, other types of oils are too heavy for chlorobutyl elastomers to handle -- as are solvents, which can break down the rubber.
The trademarked name of nitrile (a triple-bonded carbon-nitrogen compound), Buna-N can be used to make sleeves suitable for -40F to 240 F temperature ranges. These types of sleeves can be useful in chemical manufacture and chemical engineering because they can handle chemicals and solvents. They are not suitable, however, for ozone, ester, ketone, or nitro/chlorinated hydrocarbons. Meanwhile, Hypalon, a trademarked name for a chlorosulfonated polyethylene compound, is used to construct sleeves suitable for temperature ranges between -60 F and 275 F. This durable compound can handle quite strong acids and bases, as well as freon, ozone, alcohol compounds, and alkalines. This type of pinch valve sleeve should not be used with ketone, ester, or various aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons. Hypalon resists weathering quite well, however.
EPDM (or ethylene propylene diene monomer) valve sleeves are excellent for use with fats and oils. These valves -- made of the material used to seal vehicle doors, windows, and the like -- can withstand temperature ranges between -60F and 300F. They should not be used, however, to work with mineral oils or solvents. They also weather well. Viton, a type of synthetic rubber used commonly in O-rings, can also be used with animal and vegetable oils, as well as with acids. Though this type of sleeve performs poorly at temperatures lower than -10 F, it performs quite well at temperatures up to 400 F. Viton sleeves also display excellent tensile strength.
Each of the many uses of pinch valves requires careful consideration of the valve sleeve that is most appropriate to the process for which the valve will be used. With the variety of sleeve elastomer options available, it is no wonder that pinch valves are applicable in so many situations and for so many processes.
Red Valve, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, manufactures custom pinch valves, including air operated, control, and manual pinch valves, along with pinch valve sleeves. For more information, visit Red Valve's Web site.
Freshen Up Your Kitchen
So you're selling your home and you've read all the books on staging and how to effectively get your home ready for showing. Once of the simplest things that many people overlook is cleaning. Their home may be tidy and staged beautifully, but is it clean? There is nothing like a truly clean home to eliminate any unwanted odors and leave a home smelling fresh and new.
Some of the worst offenders come from our appliances that we used every day. Baked on foods or lingering odors get absorbed into the walls of our refrigerator, countertops and other surfaces, and before you know it we're spending money on fragrance laden air fresheners to try and mask the smells.
Implement this list of cleaning tips to extend the life of your appliances and freshen up your kitchen for your next open house.
Coffee Maker - Start by cleaning your coffee pot either in the sink or dishwasher (depending on manufacturer's instructions). Pour equal parts of water and vinegar into the tank and run it through a couple times. If you have a build up of mineral deposits in your water, run about 2 cups through, unplug and let it sit for an hour. Turn the unit back on and let it run through. You may have to repeat the rinse a couple more times with plain water to get rid of any leftover vinegar or sediment.
Wipe down the outside of the unit with a combination of water and baking soda.
Coffee Grinder - Use a soft brush to wipe out any coffee grains. Place pieces of bread inside and grind. This does a great job of cleaning under the blades - brush again.
Stand-Up Electric Mixer - Wipe it off with dish soap and warm water and wipe after every use.
Toaster - Unplug before cleaning. Although you may be tempted, never use metal tools or knives to recover scraps. Not only could you be electrocuted if the unit was on, but it is very easy to bend the internal metal pieces.
Remove lower tray wipe with a damp cloth and mild dish soap, (use a cleaner free of ammonia for chrome surfaces), and turn upside down, shaking gently.
Toaster oven - Remove racks and clean with warm, soapy water. Never use an abrasive scrubber or steel wool on any surface with a nonstick surface. Clean the outside with a nonabrasive liquid cleaner since most toasters have plastic or painted metal exteriors.
Refrigerator - Wipe down with water and mild dish soap or two tablespoons baking soda for every quart of warm water. Loosen any hardened spills by saturating them with a damp sponge until they break away. Toothbrushes are good for getting into small places. Never use bleach or ammonia.
If you use an open box of baking soda to absorb odors in your fridge, it only traps them; make sure to replace the box regularly. Refrain from using any scented odor-control products as the fragrance becomes absorbed into the plastic. To mask odors, place a small dish of vanilla extract in the fridge.
Your fridge stays cool by removing the heat from the air inside and releasing it through condenser coils. If they get covered with dust, it acts as an insulation and prevents them from doing their job. Keep them clean by vacuuming with a long handled wand or dusting brush. If you have pets, your refrigerator coils may need to be cleaned more often.
Freezer - Sometimes in side-by-side refrigerator-freezers ice may build up and block the defrost drain tube. If you can see this hole, squirt in a mixture of one teaspoon baking soda and two cups hot water (a turkey baster works great for this). If this doesn't work, you may have to set up a service call.
Manual defrost: Never try to pick or pry the ice away for fear of damaging the surface. Simply turn off the freezer and let nature take its course. Store any food in an alternate freezer. Wipe clean with warm, soapy water.
Oven: Don't wait until your oven starts smoking to give it a good cleaning. Wash the racks by hand, unless your manual advises they are dishwasher safe. Try using this home made cleaner before resorting to the more toxic versions:
Plug holes to the broiler with aluminum foil (don't forget to remove after cleaning)
Combine one-quarter cup salt, three-quarters cup baking soda, and one-quarter cup water, and stir into a paste. Brush on, but avoid any bare parts as salt corrodes metal. Leave overnight, remove with a solid spatula and wipe with paper towels. Use a nylon scrubber for any remaining stubborn spots.
Doors should be cleaned with nonabrasive cleaners and control panels wiped with a barely damp cloth (never wet).
Stove: For electric burners, wipe off when they are cold. If stubborn food residue still remains, turn on the fan, turn burners to high and burn off the excess.
Glass Cooktops: Never use harsh cleaners or scrubbies that will scratch the surface. Use only a cloth safe for non-stick surfaces. Wherever possible, wipe spills when they are warm. For burned on residue, use the cleaner recommended by the manufacturer. For heavy stains, carefully scrape off with a single edge razor blade with a plastic handle.
Microwave Ovens: Nothing is worse than opening a door to a microwave and getting hit in the face with odors from the last two weeks worth of cooking. Start by wiping out the interior with warm soapy water and rinsing with plain water. For heavier jobs, combine two tablespoons baking soda in one quart of water, heat on high for three minutes and let stand for another five minutes with the door closed. Wipe clean. If the odors are still there, leave the door open for a few hours. If that doesn't work, stir six tablespoons baking soda or one-half cup lemon juice into a cup of water and heat on high for three minutes. Leave the door open for a few hours.
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A lead plug that are plugged in to the top and the bottom of a acytaline cilinder. I am looking for a standard
These plugs have a mild steel external surface with lead on the inside. I have a problem that one of the cilinders that was supplied to me, didn't seem to be in the right condition, specifically the plg on top. I am looking for a ASTM or BS or TÜV or any other internationally recognized standard. please
Try a search for compressed gas cylinder safety on the web. You will get several hits worth looking into.
I believe the plugs are safety devices designed to melt and relieve the pressure if the cylinder get too hot.
New POWER MIG® 216 Joins Lincoln Electric’s Popular Line of MIG Welders
Lincoln Electric has updated its popular POWER MIG® wire feeder/welder line with the new 216 model, which provides metal job shop fabrication, maintenance and repair, autobody, farm and light industrial production industries with top welding performance for both MIG and flux-cored welding on mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum.
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