#for manufacturing company

[bindaltechnopolymer]

Understanding the Basics of Tool Manufacturing.Doc

Tools are an integral part of diverse industries, including automotive, construction, aerospace, medicine, and others. Every sector requires tools for various purposes. Screws, bolts, fixtures, moulds, jigs, etc.- tools are the necessary materials for working on a stock piece. Whether you need to assemble or disassemble pieces of products, you cannot do it without using tools. please click the link below for more infomation https://www.edocr.com/v/ko53a66r/bindaltechnopolymer/understanding-the-basics-of-tool-manufacturing

[unbfacts]

[arthistoryanimalia]

#MetalMonday:

Octopus Chatelaine, 1887

Gorham Manufacturing Company (Providence, RI, USA)

Silver, red glass, black beads

W. 4 3/4 in. (12.1 cm)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 2001.326

[whirligig-girl]

i woke up from a dream in the middle of the night and, for a split second, had the thought "oh huh. they forgot to make a T'lyn demonstrator. Wait."

[guy60660]

Gorham Manufacturing Company

[skitter-smack]

YOU GUYS BUY YOUR POKEBALLS?

[mudwerks]

This porcineograph (LOC)

Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company 

An Eccentric Millionaire’s 1875 Pork Map of the United States

[britsyankswheels24]

🇺🇸 September 23, 1991: on this day, the production of the Ford Falcon came to an end at the General Pacheco plant in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

🏭 The Ford Motor Argentina company began assembling Ford Falcon units on January 10, 1962, at their La Boca plant in Buenos Aires. National manufacturing of the Ford Falcon began on July 15, 1963, with the first Argentine body built on April 30 of the same year.

🎉 The final unit produced was a platinum gray Ford Falcon GL, which was raffled among the 6,000 workers of Autolatina Argentina. The lucky winner was Emilio Félix Pogliotto, an employee at the Transax Puente Box Plant in Córdoba. This last unit marked the end of an era, with a total of 494,209 units manufactured.

🔧 By 1982, only 46 of the 3,500 parts that made up the Ford Falcon were common to the original 1962 model, showcasing the extensive nationalization and transformation the car underwent over 29 years of production.

[la-fumettista]

Looking for an alternative to Sticker Mule?

I put together a spreadsheet comparing 40 different sticker printing companies on pricing, discounts, & shipping info. You can download it here.

I also have a video series on tiktok, reviewing product samples from different companies. All of that info is in the spreadsheet as well.

There are tons of great alternatives to Sticker Mule! Happy sticker making.

[so-i-did-this-thing]

Had a Facebook marketplace adventure today with @crowtoed to pick up an 1855-80s(?) era ship's compass for a shockingly good price.

[teasetsotw]

--- Designer/Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company [X] Region: Providence, Rhode Island Time period: 1900

[a-god-in-ruins-rises]

an engineer who works for a company i love (a small startup based in los angeles) just randomly followed me on twitter

[arthistoryanimalia]

#WorldSnakeDay: check out this neat pitcher in the shape of two coiled snakes!

Pitcher, 1885 silver electoplated with gold Made by Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, RI, USA Philadelphia Museum of Art

it’s hard to see the 2nd head on display so I’ve added its official photo for a clearer view:

[de11amorte]

i need clarity because everytime I log on now, my anxiety is gripping my brain and shaking it like a baby shaking a rattler

is it annoying when I post content unrelated to Lucanis (Veilguard OCs for example), & are people bothered when I am inactive / post too much ooc?

[anistarrose]

I was going to wait to talk about this until Disability Pride Month, and instead will probably just talk about it a second time then, because food allergies are extremely underrecognized as a disability. But did you know that if you live in the US and have a sufficiently severe corn allergy, you can't safely be prescribed about 95% percent of pills because they all have fucking cornstarch in them as a binding agent? And the corn-free alternatives obviously cost more — if they even exist at all?

I'm just saying, there's an entirely unique emotion that over 99% of humans have never even felt. And it's called "realizing that you're allergic to your own lifelong allergy medication."