#molded cable assemblies

[eedsiinc]

The Changing Marketplace for Pneumatic Assemblies

Getting quality pneumatic assemblies today can be challenging. Some of the most common problems include manufacturing defects, poor production materials, incorrect assembly procedures, and inadequate quality control measures.

[avalontec]

Harness Braiding & Over Mold: Elevating Cable and Wire Assembly Standards

In the intricate world of electrical systems, the quality and reliability of components play a pivotal role. As industries evolve, the demand for advanced solutions like Harness Braiding & Over Mold becomes increasingly evident. These techniques not only enhance the durability of wire harnesses, but also ensure optimal performance in diverse environments.

At Avalon, we recognize the nuances of this dynamic field. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our adherence to industry standards and our continuous pursuit of innovation.

A Deep Dive into Avalon's Expertise

Harness Braiding & Over Mold: Our state-of-the-art techniques in harness braiding provide added protection and strength to wire harnesses. Coupled with advanced over-molding processes, we ensure that our products are resilient against external adversities and are tailored to meet specific demands.

Continuity & Hi-Pot Testing: Safety and reliability are paramount. Our rigorous continuity and hi-pot testing procedures ensure that every wire harness and cable assembly we produce meets the highest standards of electrical safety and performance.

Radio Frequency Testing: In an era dominated by wireless communication, ensuring the seamless transmission of radio frequencies is crucial. Our RF testing capabilities guarantee that our products are optimized for consistent and efficient RF transmissions.

IPC 620 Standard: Adherence to the IPC 620 standard underscores our commitment to quality. This global standard for wire harness and cable assembly ensures that our products are crafted with precision and consistency.

MIL SPEC Harness Standards: Catering to both commercial and military applications, our products are designed in line with MIL SPEC harness standards, ensuring robustness and reliability in even the most demanding scenarios.

In a domain where precision, safety, and efficiency intersect, Avalon stands as a beacon of innovation and quality. Our mastery in Harness Braiding & Over Mold, combined with our rigorous testing protocols and adherence to global standards, positions us as a leader in the cable and wire harness industry.

In a world where connections matter, Avalon is dedicated to forging bonds that last, ensuring unparalleled excellence in every wire, every cable, and every harness.

[cubixcontrols-blog]

Best Printed Circuit Board Assembly, SMT PCB Jobwork - Cubix Control Systems

[wolf-among-mechs]

I think something has to be said about mech-techs because they come in different breeds just as mechwarriors and mechs themselves.

You got your rank and file army mech-techs. They typically work with stock models and pre-arranged configurations for omnis. Practising and drilling it in until they can do it in their sleep while under and on fire without missing a beat. The same goes for a repair. They know where everything goes in the hunk of junk and can service with precision. Most of the lower rungs are people who can barely remember to breathe but can lift and hold things. Typically, you get some senior techs that have brains and can give recommendations of field refits. The dread variant is the ones who know they are too competent to be fired and leverage that against mechwarriors and senior officers.

Mercenary mech-techs are space wizards in that they usually care for and manage highly specialised machines that only sometimes resemble the original mech. Cables and ammofeed systems have been rerouted, assembled, moved, and re-used for another system. A melange of disparate systems that have all the cooperative abilities of fussy babies past naptime. That somehow, against all odds in a way barely they comprehend, works. So, of course, they will be a bit upset if you lose the machine. Or blow it up or... you know. All the things a mercenary can mess up a mech with. Dumbest thing I heard was leaving it overnight in a bar and having the darn thing stolen by some space hicks. Also if something is stupid or does not work with a mech design you had in mind. They are going to hit you with clipboards.

Clan technicians are made to serve without question, and they are good at it. Good at repairing, realigning omnis, and working really hard, they seem able to work more than twenty-four hours a day. They will do whatever you tell them to without hesitation. Even if you mutter something from a fever pitched dream of a Wimber Tolf, a mad cat with the rocket pods in the arms and the lasers in the shoulders. They will do it. The only thing they will say something about is a tonnage mismatch. Terrific at maintaining equipment and weapons. But also, they will not do something unless you order them first. Often working on whatever the highest ranking warrior told them to do last.

Then you have the periphery mech-techs. People who own welders and plasma cutters and a bit of elbow grease and a resume so filled with lies it may just qualify as a politician's speech. They can bolt anything to a mech. Heck they will bolt anything to mech. Weld it there. The rust bucket mechs they get in the periphery are usually hardy enough that they can hold up to their creativity. Leading to maddening makeshift designs at times. The ones who figure out mechs at least a bit graduate and begin to staple them together. Creating franken mechs. Things that moves that should not. Piles of ferro-metal slabs of armour and myomer that shamble in open defiance of logic. Still you got to admire that somebody thought to string things together. And make it work.

Of course, you have a bundle of mechtechs that break out of these molds and find their own way. As people do. But they are less seen behind the moneymakers, the flash, and the glamour of the mechwarriors. But in the end, it does not really matter what kind of mechtech you are or if you are a mechwarrior. We are all happy deep down when we get back the mechbay alive. Ideally, with a mech, but sometimes you might not. In those moments, just remember it is a whole lot easier to rebuild a mech than it is to rebuild a life.

[snapthistiger]

exercise 11162022

bike ride to the gym

3 x 10 overhead press

3 x 10 row machine

30 minutes on the step mill

3 x 10 cable row

3 x 10 cable press

2 x 5 incline press

bike ride to the library, Kroger, then home

the gym workers received Hershey kisses and York mints

top left = smashed pumpkin slowly turning black with mold

middle = Louisiana high school short course swim meet is at the gym today and through November 19th

bottom left = great price on pineapple at Kroger

bottom right = city workers assembling a new Christmas tree in Heritage Park.  the tree is hollow, so kinda similar to a Trojan Horse.  not sure how they will get the top on the tree.

Annabelle continues to improve.  she is playing with her toys now and walking much better.  follow up appointment at the veterinarian tomorrow afternoon.

hope you have a peaceful afternoon and evening..

[simon-newman]

Nice commander you've got there. Would be a shame if someone were to... Snipe them...

Jokes aside the Deathmarks are supposedly much better unit in 10th compared to how they fared in 9th. I had 3 Immortals sprues in total and assmebled 1 as Immortals so I went with Deathmarks for the 2nd one.

I'll build the 3rd as Immortals again but probably give them the other weapon option.

The kit is nice and easy simple but suffers from some issues.

1st - you can probably see it on this photo. The shoulder plates have noticeable gap in them. With Immortals I suspected that it was my fault as I scraped off the sprue connecting bit quite hard - I thought I might have got a bit too much off. This time I was careful and only gently cut the remaining bit and sanded it lightly... There's still a gap. Well... I'll fix it with putty in a few days.

2nd - the arms. By the Emperor. I don't remember having such issues with the Immortals but Deathmarks had some ridiculous arm placement on those minis. The gun barrel is long and the arms are short. The right arm is molded onto the gun and you stick it under the shoulder plate. The left arm is separate and you stick it under it's shoulder blade while connecting it to the molded hand under the gun barrel... Which is easier to say than do. It's hard to reach, you need to really twist the gun and the arm around to find the right angle - meaning that you need to have three separate bits covered in glue and put them together all at once... And hold it like that for some 20-30 seconds...

Okay... My goal to finish all the Necron minis before the year's end is closer to finish.

All that's left is the:

Remaining 5 Immortals (Not started - I'll probably do those next as it's just a standard build).

Indomitus Overlord (Not started - I might do slight repose but nothing major).

Indomitus plasmancer (Not started - IDK what to do with this guy yet)

Two cryptothralls (I'll switch around parts between them to get some variety)

Three more Skorpekh Destroyers (I have them cut and ready to assemble - I'll see if I have the patience for another repose of those).

Skorpekh Lord (Half Assembled - I need to find a way to bend his cables to fit reposed arms)

Canoptek Reanimator (Half assembled - the same issue as with the Skorpekh Lord + need to do a nice scenic base)

Put on the remaining magnets on Ghost Ark, Canoptek Wraiths and Tomb Blades. Otherwise those models are finished.

I've got Doomstalker on the way to the local store. I might run into the same issues as with reanimator when trying to repose it. We'll see.

[leam1983]

My EDC for Work

I mostly work remote now, but there's still some days that see me head back into the office. My EDC tends to vary depending on what's on my schedule.

Constants:

a Google Pixel 4XL w/ 128 GB in storage space. Basic comms, mobile file storage, music player, notes.

a Flipper Zero module, which is attached to my keychain and allows me to wipe and clone office-related RFID tags. It saves me on having to walk down to the locked and secured actual cloning machine, with Management having needed a while to come around to my using it. I also use it to control our conference room's projector, seeing as the actual remote is always misplaced. It lets me into my office and allows me to spook my non-tech-savvy EV-using colleagues seeing as Toyota doesn't individualize keyfob NFC signals. I also use it to control our garage door and to head inside the apartment. Oh, and it's also my dedicated IR remote for the media center.

two SanDisk Compact UltraFlash USB drives at 128 GB apiece. One is my Ventoy drive and is crammed with every single OS the office needs, from Linux Mint for the Call Centre to Windows Server 2020, as used by the Art and Production teams, with several variations in-between and a few bootable utilities, such as GParted, Hiren's Boot CD, FreeNAS and Proxmox. Both of them are molded to my keychain using little Sugru putty hoops. The Executive pool being beyond all salvation, I also pack a hacked Windows 11 image file that I've modded to be just a little bit more flexible than the commonplace Tiny11 ISO that's accessible online. Allowing sixteen year-old computers running on spinning rust to function off of a modern operating system has at least allowed us to acclimate the older ends of the Accounting department to modern standards. Unlike the actual Tiny11 ISO, I've kept the authentication suite because y'can't really run homebrew Windows images in an office setting legally if the resulting installation can't phone home...

Admin Days:

my Razer Blade 14 laptop and its associated dongles, running off of Windows 11 Pro. I edit campaign-related documents, review project files and sign off on our dealers having fully-assembled digital care packages packed with everything they'll need to get their sales off the ground. I also confirm the proper placement of documents that will need to be accessible for our Printing associates later. Everything IT takes place there, except for what relates to the Call Center. My laptop allows me to Term into our four server stacks if our checklists detect that something's missing, and to visually report on what needs to be transferred. To do all this, I also pack...

a TP-Link USB-C to RJ45 adapter, which is foldable and takes about zero space in my laptop's bag. It works like any other built-in hardline access point.

a no-name collapsible Cat5 Ethernet cable

a small bean bag. This one actually stays in-office, but I take it out from underneath my desk when I know I'll be watching the local network or mothering file transfers for more than twenty minutes. I am not spending half-an-hour standing up in the hot aisle, no sir.

Call Centre Admin Days:

my 512 GB Steam Deck. It's a couch gaming platform at home and a Linux Terming station at work. Going Linux-to-Linux is much more intuitive for me than loading Windows' Linux tools, seeing as it gives me a complete GUI I can use to guide less computer-savvy call agents through common procedures. It virtualizes a barebones-basic Linux Mint install that I can boot up and peer through if some colleagues report weird bugs or VoIP-specific issues, and I can use it for remote takeovers if things get too complex and require that I actually dig in to fix an issue.

my Steelseries Arctis 9 headset and USB emitter. I'm technically obligated to use wired audio peripherals at work, but Management soon realized I had too many side-jobs to take care of at work to really make the use of anything wired practical on the long term. They're plugged in if I have to lend a hand and make a few calls, but typically operate wirelessly. Everyone at the office knows to ping me on 3CX if I'm working within range of my desk, and to text or message me if I'm not.

On-Site Implementation:

my Google Pixel Slate. This old croaker's really useful when I'm dealing with non-tech-savvy salespersons who need a walkthrough of a campaign's documents or who want a demo run of some of our VR and WebGL content offers. It's a decent notepad on its own, and it comes with its own dongles. It's the PC I'll use to access any dealer's infrastructure and confirm with their Sales Director and Financial Controller that everything's above-board and ready to go.

That last one is the least-frequent of my tasks, seeing as Management knows not to send a cripple halfway across the province on his own. They let me implement campaign materials and check for head offices' go-ahead only for local dealerships, some colleagues of Walt's are scattered across the province for the rest.

All of that sort of informs why I took the Brain Gremlin as a persona, as I'm technically able to crater the company that employs me if I so desired, and could do so during personal or business-related trips.

Failing that, I get to fuck around with our presenting hardware if I'm bored, I can wreak havoc with my fellow geeks' radio-powered desktop toys, and have been known to pull an April Fools on my boss by using my Flipper Zero to put his shelf-mounted radio receiver on his least-liked station without opening the door.

FAQ:

WHY U NO USE LINUX ON LAPPY?

Because Razer are incompetent buffoons that long ago made it clear they had no vested interest in supporting the use of Open Source operating systems, and who made it a requirement to use Windows Update in order to get absolutely anything to work on the Razer Blade 14.

If it's any consolation, I use WSL to run Kali Linux on top of my Windows 11 install on my laptop. The way it's set up, you'd swear it's just a productivity and light gaming machine up until I mouse over to and click on a blank spot in the upper border. Kali's own GUI then drops down.

As to why I'd want to attack or breach my own employer's resources? Having an in-house pen-tester is a lot cheaper in this economy.

[disease-danger-darkness-silence]

VERY US-CENTRIC POST INCOMING.

So uhhh.... yeah. Every year I take my entire window AC apart and put it back together after I clean the innards. I do this at the end of every summer, after it's been in my window all season, and then I properly store it. It costs me well under $10 a year for this maintenance, because I keep a lot of the stuff I need around, AND because I invested in the right tools.

I make sure:

That it's been properly draining any moisture (rare that it accumulates given that I live in a desert but it happens)

That the filter doesn't have any rips in it

That the insulation is holding up

That the coils and exhaust are intact and working (I have the tool to make sure the exhaust fins are straight if they've been bent, which also cleans them)

That the cable hasn't been eaten away by anything or started to flake. I have cats and one of them LOVES cables.

Once everything is taken apart and inspected, I use 70% isopropyl alcohol to clean everything. I get it in two-packs from Costco because I use it for a shit-ton of stuff, from cleaning electronics to sterilizing makeup to sterilizing injuries. Sometimes I buy gallons online from Amazon. However, you can get it for $4 for a big 32oz bottle at Walmart, and most drug stores, too.

Note: isopropyl alcohol is how you get rid of bed bugs if you have them, as well, and it will usually kill most insects and spiders! You want the 99% iso for that and you HAVE to buy that online, but 70% or 91% will do until you can get it, and both of those are available in stores.

Iso is a good thing to keep around for cleaning, for sterilizing wounds, for mold, for electronics, etc. It's even good for getting rid of swimmer's ear because it dries so fast and it slightly binds to water. It's what you use to clean LCD and LED screens, phone screens, tweezers, etc. If you smoke weed, you're probably a person who keeps 91% iso around anyway to clean resin from your pipe!

I store a half-gallon of iso in a bug sprayer at a time, because I use it so frequently, so I can mist it if there's any hint of mold or moisture. I can pour it from the bottle onto paper towels or cotton swabs, too. I wipe EVERY. SURFACE. down with iso (except the foam insulation, I use a 5:1 water:iso70 mix for that. Iso can sometimes eat into foam). This sterilizes everything so that mold doesn't have a chance to start growing easily.

I let everything air-dry indoors overnight, then I re-assemble the thing, wrap it up well in a tarp, and pop it outside on the porch for the winter. The closure faces down so that rain and snow can't accumulate in it. Tipping it upside down for maintenance and closing it up in the tarp is fine, but you want to store it facing the way it gets installed. You can usually stack some stuff on top of it, just not a bunch of heavy shit.

When I go to install it again in the summer, I clean the filter with iso again, and I spray iso into the cavities and into the exhaust fins and clean them. We get a LOT of dust here in NV so even if we don't have a TON of mold issues, we do have dust that interferes with the machine's function.

Here's a full list of what I use when I'm doing this:

70% isopropyl alcohol in a bug sprayer and in a bottle. Usually have this around already.

A small spritz bottle from the dollar store full of 5:1 water:iso70 mix. Can make this from things I have laying around already, except for the spritz bottle. I keep them around but sometimes I have to buy one so let's call that $1.25 plus tax.

Viva paper towels. They tend to hold up better when cleaning electronics and appliances than other brands. One roll is like $2? I think? I get them in bulk bc I'm picky about my paper towels. Usually have these already.

A metal-bristle cleaning brush, usually from the dollar store. $1.25 plus tax usually buys me a set of four. I keep a bunch around for various reasons but I usually buy a new set around this time anyway.

A Phillips head screwdriver and a flathead screwdriver. I have so many of these.

The fin-straightening and cleaning tool. $3, although I purchased mine a while ago.

My shop vac, but a dust buster or whatever vacuum you already have will also work. Because it's a shop vac, I can use the reverse hose to use it like I would canned air (especially as I have adaptors that channel the tube down considerably in size - $5 at Harbor Freight), so you may also want a can of canned air. Canned air runs about $7 at Walmart.

A tarp for storage, but also to lay down on the floor to lay everything out on and catch the, frankly, massive amount of dirt and dust that accumulates in just one year. Also a rope or some twine to wrap around it. Bungees also work. I have tons of tarps already, but if you don't have one try and see if there's a harbor freight near you. Tarps start at $3 there. What size you want is gonna depend on what size unit you have. I suggest at least a 10"x10', and those, when not on sale, are about $6 plus tax.

PPE - I have KN95 dust masks and nitrile gloves I keep around for 3D printing and cleaning already, so I use those. Safety goggles can be good if your eyes are sensitive to dust. I get all of this shit from Harbor Freight whenever it's on sale, including the safety goggles (I get some every time, bc I shoot recreationally, I use tools, and we play Nerf Wars and don't want the people playing with us to get shot with a Nerf dart in the eye). If you don't have KN95s, a fabric mask will work. Most of us should have at least one! And you don't HAVE to wear gloves, I just prefer to because I hate the grit on my fingers and hands. So I'll call this $4 plus tax for like... Safety goggles or assorted.

As you can see, most of this is stuff I already have laying around. Not everyone does, but I think most people SHOULD have iso, gloves, masks, a shop vac, screwdrivers, etc. just because it's good to have them, so take the time to consider investing in some!

But that means every year I spend maybe, MAYBE $25 at most on supplies to ensure that my AC is safe and working. When I take it out this year, I'll try to remember to photograph the process, but not all AC units are the same.

Cleaning it regularly not only makes sure you're not introducing Black Mold to the system (which has been linked to all sorts of shit, including short+term memory loss!) but that your AC unit WORKS for a long time to come!

If someone is giving away a broken AC on fb market or Craigslist, I often will scoop it up and fix it by simply cleaning it - if the coils get dirty, the AC won't cool air, and people will dismiss it as broken. I've given them to people who need them, or I've sold them when I need money.

Tldr: clean out your window AC. If you can't, find someone willing to do it for you. It could save your life, but it'll definitely save your AC!

hey it's me black mold. thanks for running your window air conditioner all summer. whatever you do, do not regularly clean the removable filter. that's not necessary

you should also never ever unplug the air conditioner and stick a flashlight in the vent that blows air to see if we're in there. it's very bad, that place should not be checked

and whatever you do, if you've already made the mistake of unplugging it, don't remove it from the window for cleaning if possible. and whether it's possible to remove the unit or not, don't carefully disassemble the front panel, document where the screws go and plastic bits go, and open up the vent more to be able to get into it easily

as black mold, i'm an expert on this. you should heed my warnings: now, if you've somehow made the mistake of doing all of the above, you should not use warm water and dish soap to CLEAN the inside of the vent thoroughly. DON'T ever use a bottle brush to get into the hard to reach places. and certainly don't rinse and dry the cleaned area before carefully putting it back together

there's nothing wrong with us, black mold. we don't cause or exacerbate breathing conditions like asthma or other illnesses. it's cool, we're cool

furthermore, if you're capable of removing the window unit, DONT take a hose with the same soapy water and wash the portion of the window unit that sits outside the window and is therefore weatherproofed.

whatever you do, don't allow the air conditioner to dry before plugging it back in and turning it on again

and if you have a central air conditioner, you will definitely never ever consult a manual or sources online to perform a similar cleaning procedure on the cooling unit outside.

lastly, if you're physically unable to do the things we (the black mold) warned you not to do above, you should never ever ask someone to help you or hire a service to do it.

[rimpcircuits]

The Benefits and Applications of Rigid-Flex PCBs

Rigid-Flex Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) are a combination of rigid and flexible circuit technologies, offering a unique solution for complex electronic designs. These boards are increasingly becoming the preferred choice for industries that demand high performance, reliability, and space optimization. In this blog, we’ll explore the key benefits, applications, and why rigid-flex PCBs are an ideal option for modern electronics.

What Are Rigid-Flex PCBs?

Rigid-flex PCBs combine the properties of both rigid PCBs and flexible PCBs into one integrated circuit board. The rigid sections of the PCB provide structure and support, while the flexible sections offer the ability to bend, twist, and fold, making it easier to design complex and compact devices. These boards typically consist of multiple layers of flexible circuits attached to one or more rigid sections, all interconnected with electrical pathways.

The main feature that sets rigid-flex PCBs apart is their ability to eliminate the need for connectors and cables between the rigid sections, allowing for greater mechanical stability and reliability in designs that require flexibility.

Benefits of Rigid-Flex PCBs

Space and Weight Reduction

One of the most significant advantages of rigid-flex PCBs is their ability to reduce both space and weight in electronic devices. By integrating flexible circuitry into the design, engineers can create devices with complex geometries, reducing the need for additional connectors or interfaces. This is particularly important for industries such as aerospace and medical devices, where every millimeter of space and gram of weight matters.

Enhanced Durability

Rigid-flex PCBs are designed to withstand high levels of mechanical stress. The flexibility of the board allows it to bend and flex without damaging the circuits. This durability makes them ideal for applications where the device will experience movement, vibrations, or harsh environmental conditions.

Increased Reliability

By eliminating the need for connectors and cables, rigid-flex PCBs offer a more reliable solution. Connectors are often the weakest points in electronic designs and are prone to failure due to wear and tear over time. Rigid-flex PCBs, with their integrated design, reduce these potential failure points, leading to increased reliability and longer lifespans.

Design Flexibility

Rigid-flex PCBs allow engineers to design circuits that would be impossible or impractical with traditional rigid or flexible PCBs alone. The ability to fold, twist, and mold the flexible sections means that circuits can fit into unusual shapes, allowing for innovative product designs and more compact electronics.

Cost-Effectiveness in Complex Assemblies

While rigid-flex PCBs may initially seem more expensive than traditional PCBs, they can reduce costs in the long run by simplifying assembly processes. With fewer components to connect and less labor required to assemble, the total cost of ownership for devices using rigid-flex PCBs can be lower. Additionally, the improved reliability means fewer repairs or replacements, further reducing overall costs.

Applications of Rigid-Flex PCBs

Rigid-flex PCBs are widely used across various industries due to their unique benefits. Some of the most common applications include:

Aerospace and Defense

In aerospace and defense, every gram of weight and cubic centimeter of space is critical. Rigid-flex PCBs are used in devices such as satellites, missiles, and aircraft components, where their lightweight, durability, and ability to function in harsh environments make them invaluable.

Medical Devices

In the medical industry, rigid-flex PCBs are found in wearable devices, hearing aids, pacemakers, and other compact medical devices. Their flexibility allows for more ergonomic designs that can fit the contours of the human body, while their reliability ensures they function flawlessly in life-critical applications.

Consumer Electronics

From smartphones to wearable technology, consumer electronics are increasingly using rigid-flex PCBs. As these devices become smaller and more powerful, rigid-flex technology offers the ideal solution for fitting complex circuits into compact spaces without sacrificing durability.

Automotive Industry

In modern cars, rigid-flex PCBs are used in sensors, cameras, and infotainment systems. They can withstand the vibrations, temperature fluctuations, and mechanical stress that occur in automotive environments, making them a durable and reliable solution for advanced vehicle technology.

Conclusion

Rigid-flex PCBs offer a powerful combination of flexibility, reliability, and space-saving advantages, making them an ideal choice for industries that require complex, high-performance electronic designs. Whether in aerospace, medical devices, or consumer electronics, the benefits of rigid-flex PCBs are clear: they reduce the need for connectors, improve durability, enhance design possibilities, and ultimately lead to more efficient and reliable products. As electronic devices continue to evolve, rigid-flex PCBs will undoubtedly play an increasingly important role in the future of technology. For more details visit our website www.crimpcircuits.com

[eedsiinc]

What Are the Benefits of Compressed Air Systems?

In industrial environments, pneumatic systems that use compressed air systems provide effective and versatile output. This introduction to pneumatics is perfect for those who want to know the benefits of compressed air systems which is a very important aspect of pneumatic engineering.

What is Pneumatic Engineering?

Pneumatic Engineering is a branch of engineering, that deals with high-pressure air to utilize it for industrial purposes.

It's a very easy way to move things using high-pressure dry air. This systems use compressed air to generate mechanical motion and power for any application.

Here are a few benefits of compressed air systems:

Energy Saving

One significant economic benefit is energy savings. For instance, power expenditures account for 80% of the entire cost of ownership of an air compressor. An energy-efficient model will therefore pay for itself rather soon. For example, dual set-point and automated stop are two of the many features found in modern compressors.

You may maximize energy consumption and cut costs during periods of low use by switching between two setpoints using smart unit controllers. The driving motor only comes on when required.

Improved Air Quality

Modern compressors don't emit any hazardous smoke or other waste gases that might cause accidents nearby or in the workplace. Clean air also lowers operating expenses.

Above all, the system is kept up and running smoothly thanks to the use of oil-free technology, which enables total risk-free production. No concern about product deterioration, contamination, or wasted hours.

Lower Noise Levels

Today's compressors are largely silent, making them environmentally benign devices. Improved interior parts and sound-absorbing features like canopies help to lower workplace noise levels.

Repair Leakages

The affordable repairability of compressed air systems is an additional benefit. Compressed air systems frequently have leaks, which waste energy and lower system efficiency. However, because compressed air is widely available and non-toxic, it may be used to easily identify and fix issues without endangering one's health. Businesses may avoid needless inefficiencies and save money by swiftly correcting leaks.

Important Aspects of Compressed Air Systems

Pneumatic solenoid valves, also referred to as electrically actuated valves, work by the use of electromagnetic force. A ferrous metal rod moves when an electrical current flow through the solenoid coil, creating a magnetic field. This is the fundamental mechanism that opens the valve and affects air pressure either directly or indirectly.

Quick Responsiveness

The quick and dependable regulation and control of pressurized air and gases is made possible by pneumatic solenoid valves. These valves may instantaneously switch from an open to a closed state or vice versa because they are activated by electromagnetic forces. The lightweight and compact designs of the valves are the reason for their quick response.

Compressed Air Systems provide efficient power using high-pressure air, a part of pneumatic engineering. If you are looking for the best air-compressed system for your project, then you are at the right place, because EDSIINC deals with all those compressed air systems, with very affordable range for you.

Feel free to contact us today.

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**Samsung Galaxy S23 Teardown - Full Disassembly**This is the Samsung Galaxy S23 teardown. As usual, the package includes only a SIM ejector tool and a USB-C cable. Even though the latest flagship boasts USB 3.2, the included cable only supports USB 2.0, which you can identify by the number of pins in the USB-C plug. If you actually want USB 3 speeds, you'll need to pick up a separate cable as well as a charging brick.The S23 features the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, and unlike previous years, there is no Exynos chip variant. First, I'll heat up the back glass with a hot air gun, making sure the phone doesn't get too hot to touch so I don't damage the battery. Once the adhesive starts to give, I can begin the disassembly. It feels like Samsung adhesive used to be stronger, but this time it comes off pretty easily. There's some extra adhesive in the middle holding down the microphone, but it's not too difficult to manage. For those tired of spending hours setting up 3D prints only to end up with crummy results, PCBWay can take care of it for you with their high precision 3D printing services, using a wide range of materials. They also offer CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, and injection molding services for any part or project, big or small. Oh, and they also make PCBs, so click the link in the description and get started today.Back to the teardown, the border adhesive doesn't go underneath the camera bezel like it did on the S22, making adhesive replacement on the back glass a lot easier. The flash window is part of the back glass now, so the rear microphone has to channel around the camera bezels. The top speaker has a rubber seal around it to channel audio through the frame and to the earpiece. I can't find any evidence of little foam balls in this speaker, which are common in modern-day smartphones. It does have this cool-looking valve, though, which appears to have some sort of synthetic gauze behind it.The lower loudspeaker assembly has the vibration motor at the top, and this speaker also has the same valve. It's a double-stacked motherboard with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. You can see the two boards with a separator sandwiched in between. The camera setup on the S23 is almost identical to the S22. There's the 10-megapixel telephoto camera with three times optical zoom and optical image stabilization. Then there's the 50-megapixel main camera, also with OIS. The camera is mounted with some sort of vibration dampening silicon. At the top, we've got the 12-megapixel ultrawide camera with no OIS. Then there's the 12-megapixel front-facing camera, which is glued into the screen and frame.The daughterboard is held into the frame with three screws. It's got a red rubber gasket for waterproofing. On the USB-C assembly, you also find the lower microphone and the SIM card slot. There's a rubber gasket at the bottom of the frame for the lower speaker. Samsung is notorious for cementing their batteries into the frame, but this is the first time I've actually seen a pull tab on a Samsung battery. I still feel like I'm going to damage the battery pulling it up.After applying some alcohol around the sides and waiting a minute, I carefully lift the battery. It has a 3,900 milliamp hour capacity, a decent jump up from the 3,700 in the S22. We also get our first look at the vapor chamber, which runs through the middle of the frame and up underneath the motherboard. This is a decent upgrade from the cooling on the S22.So, what happens if you ignore Samsung's warnings and put the SIM ejector tool in the wrong hole? Thankfully, the top and bottom microphone channels take a 90-degree turn before they reach the waterproof gasket, preventing any damage. The underscreen fingerprint sensor is hidden underneath the frame, but after initial testing, it appears to be larger than its predecessors. Reassembling the phone, I carefully replace each component and secure everything back into place to ensure an original seal. That's it for the Samsung Galaxy S23 teardown.

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[avalontec]

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[busbarmachine001]

The top ten brands of copper row processing machines (how to choose from Hebei liquid pressure parent machine)

For example, the tension of the winding, the screen voltage, and the adjustment of the adjustable parts such as the starting position, and the adjustment of the starting position is an effective method in maintenance. By regulating the adjustable components, some injuries are corrected. For example, in a certain enterprise to repair a bus that has been used for many years, its system display screen is dull, and it is normal after adjusting the screen power supply voltage.

The leakage protector of the Top Ten Brand of the Top Ten Copper Machining Machinery is a current -current -type leakage leakage protection equipment. It is suitable for the power transformer neutral point grounding system (TT and TN systems), and it is also suitable for the ground to the ground. Some of the IT systems that are not grounded in neutral points with a large capacitor (non-phase-phase-phase shock is not applicable) The following editors will introduce the leakage protection of the copper row bending machine:

Plossal part: The copper row bending busbar machine uses a hydraulic transmission. The slider part is composed of a slider, the oil cylinder, and the mechanical block of the block. The left and right oil cylinders are fixed on the rack. Control the value by the CNC system.

Before using the ring -shaped parent wire equipment equipment, the power is connected to the air load. In the process, many details can be observed. The instructions check for each component to confirm whether each function is normal and effective. This is also a process of being familiar with machinery and equipment. After a preliminary understanding, you can debug the corresponding functions that need to be processed. Equipment force.

The processing accuracy of the precision machining technology has the processing accuracy of the NC plans machine has been increased from the original wire (0.01mm) to the micron level (0.001mm). Some varieties have reached about 0.05 μm. The accuracy can be stable to 0.05 μm, and the shape accuracy can reach about 0.01 μm. The special processing accuracy of light, electricity, chemistry and other energy can reach nano -level (0.001 μm). Optimized through the design of the machine tool, the machine tool parts components are optimized. Super precision processing and precision assembly, using high -precision full -loop control and temperature, vibration error compensation techniques to improve the geometric accuracy of machine tool processing, reduce the shape errors, surface roughness, etc. The process of processing.

Site function: Cutting, punching, bending, bending, standing bending, twice, flat pressure point, flat voltage, voltage cable connector and other molds can be switched in the station independent, supporting specifications.

According to the distinction of Qu Daokui, the structure space implementation of the mechanical device can be called "mechanical device" below 3 axis, not "robot". "Only when 6 axis is 6 axis belongs to the" robot "in dynamic sense. This means that the operating point can enable the operating device to reach a required job point in a three -dimensional three -dimensional space, and at the same time, it forms the job direction that is also in the three -dimensional three -dimensional space on the operating point.

[boatlifts]

The Ultimate Guide to the Different Types of Boat Lifts

Boat lifts are devices designed to lower boats into the water and raise them out. They are crucial equipment for any boat owners to have to provide a convenient and safe way to store their boats from the waters if unused. Each lift consists of cables, straps, hydraulic arms that support the platform or cradle, and the frame that holds the boat. For you to get familiar, here’s a guide on the different lifts, their benefits, and how to select them for different watercraft or environmental setups.

Hydraulic Remote Cantilever Boat Lifts

Hydraulic remote cantilever lifts are great for strict locations. They use fluid power to lift and lower boats through a cantilever mechanism. The assembly process is easy, with step-by-step instructions and basic hand tools. Regular maintenance is important to check for wear, damage, and leaks in the hydraulic fluid system.

The hydraulic cantilever lifts come with the following features:

A standard 120-inch beam

An available lifting height of around 48 to 60 inches

Adjustable build with “H” frames for pontoon boats and dual jet skis

Aluminum hydraulic cylinders and system field with environmental, biodegradable fluid

Durable marine-grade aluminum construction

Full-length vinyl bunks

A large Foot Place is used to secure your lift’s positioning

Hydraulic Remote Vertical Lifts

Hydraulic vertical lifts use hydraulic power to lift boats out of the water using vertical methods, making them suitable for shallow and deep water. These boat lifts can be easily assembled and installed with basic hand tools. Regular maintenance is required for their components and necessary pieces.

The hydraulic vertical lifts come with their own set of features, such as:

A 120V AC / 2V DC hydraulic control box with a remote control

Lifting height that spans from 68 to 81 inches

Stainless steel hardware with silicon bronze nuts on the mounting hardware

Construction made of marine-grade aluminum for resilience, durability, and longevity

Aluminum Vertical Lifts

Aluminum vertical lifts are great for lifting boats in and out of the water and are made of light but sturdy aluminum materials. They provide lifting heights from 66 to 80 inches, making them ideal for low water levels. Regular maintenance is essential to extend their lifespan and ensure safe operation, including inspections, lubrication, and monitoring of hydraulic systems for wear and tear. They come with the following features:

Lifting capacity ranges from 1,250 to 10,00 lbs

Engineered with Patented R18LT and R18HD winches for minimal operator effort

Durable polymer sheaves for extended lifespan

Rail Systems

Rail systems offer a secure and space-saving solution for lifting boats out of the water. They work through rails installed alongside docks and are ideal for low or fluctuating water levels. Regularly inspect the mechanical components for damage and keep the bearings and pulleys lubricated for smooth operation.

Lift Canopies

Lift canopies are important accessories that provide essential protection to watercraft. They shield boats from harmful elements such as sun damage, rain, and theft. By preserving upholstery, paint, and surfaces, canopies help prolong boats' lifespan and reduce the risk of water damage and mold formation.

Choose your Boat Lift Type from us!

There are various types of boat lifts available in the market that cater to different needs. Hydraulic lifts are simple and environmentally friendly, while vertical lifts are gentle on the hulls of boats. Rail systems are perfect for removing boats from the water without lifting them. These lifts are designed to keep no lower or lift boats out of the water and minimize damages and wear from prolonged exposure.

If you are planning to buy one, Boats Lift International has all the accessories and products. Contact us today!

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions regarding different types of boat lifts:

1. With different styles of lifts available, how do you know which one is the best option for my house?

There are several different things to consider when choosing the correct style of boat lift for your property. What is the water depth? What is the amount of water fluctuation during your intended season of use? Will the lake freeze during the winter, requiring the lift to be removed annually?

Consulting a knowledgeable dealer who can work with you to help you determine the lift that will work best for your location is key to unlocking the best time on the water.

2. How will a boat lift increase my boat's life and resale value?

Storing your boat on a lift will remove the risk of sinking due to rain or leaks within your boat and having a bilge pump failure. No water staining on your boat. No working about fenders, rubbing against your dock, or hoping your boat is still tied to the dock in the morning.

Keeping your boat safe, beautiful, and looking like new while storing it above the water will increase the life and the resale value of your boat.

[govindhtech]

HP Omen 27qs 240 Hz Gaming Monitor: Great Value & Results

Two gaming monitor value options exist. Some low-cost displays sacrifice features. The second kind sacrifices nothing and delivers 98% of premium screen performance for 30% of the cost. That category has many 27-inch QHD panels.

HP’s Omen display series offers good gaming performance, accurate and saturated color, and sturdy build quality for the price. My test product is the 27qs, a sweet spot product. The 27-inch IPS QHD monitor has 240 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR, and wide gamut. Let’s look.

The Omen 27qs has a QHD (2560×1440) IPS panel. Ideal pixel density is 109ppi. It’s ideal because it produces sharp images with less processing than 4K’s 8.3 million pixels.

HP’s Adaptive-Sync and front-mounted G-Sync badge indicate Nvidia certification for premium video processing. You also get an effective backlight strobe (MPRT), that almost eliminates the phasing artifact on many other monitors. It’s a good alternative to Adaptive-Sync and works up to 240 Hz on the Omen 27qs. Multiple artifact-free options and smooth motion resolution make the overdrive well-implemented.

Very accurate color and a wide gamut mode that covers 90% of DCI-P3 ensure picture quality. VESA DisplayHDR 400 supports HDR10. My tests showed over 500 nits peak with a nice bump from 9,000:1 thanks to eight-zone edge dimming.

Standard gaming features include aiming points, timers, frame rate counters, and alignment marks. An LED ring in the back plays different colors and effects for light shows. HP’s sturdy chassis is built for long-term use.

Accessories and Assembly

HP Omen 27qs packaging is mostly plastic-free and foam-free. A few Teflon bits prevent scratching on molded cardboard pulp. A captive bolt connects the base and upright, and the panel snaps on. Fasteners and a 100mm VESA pattern are protected by a plastic shroud. The bundle includes high-quality USB and DisplayPort cables and IEC power for the internal supply. A metal VESA mount adapter is included.

No sharp corners or molded trim lines define the Omen 27qs’s sleek design. The white Omen logo is the only decoration on the front. An oversized version with a smooth taper is on the back. HP’s diamond motif appears on the LED ring, square base, and tiny white power LED.

The minimalist stand is sturdy enough to prevent wobbling. Ergonomics include 3.9-inch height adjustment and 5/20-degree tilt. Despite not swiveling, the base pivots as a unit on the desktop, allowing for unlimited swivel adjustment. Also included is a 90-degree portrait mode. Using a snap-on clip keeps cables tidy.

The usual up-and-under input panel has two HDMI 2.0 and one DisplayPort 1.4. The latter supports 55-240 Hz FreeSync and G-Sync. USB 3.2 has one upstream and two downstream ports. Plug headphones into the 3.5mm jack or use the three-watt internal speakers, which sound better than most. Their frequency range is wide and they play loudly without distortion.

OSD Features

The HP Omen 27qs uses nav pad keys with four directionals and a central selector instead of a joystick. Separate button toggles power. A quick menu opens with any key press, and the full OSD appears with a second select button press.

The Omen 27qs OSD has another diamond in the top left corner. Gaming has all video processing options. You get a five-level overdrive without trail artifacts until level four. MPRT, the backlight strobe, has five pulse widths. High settings reduce blur but reduce light output. Four was my test level. Level five is dark and best used in a dark room. Aiming point, frame rate indicator, and timer are available.

The rear LED ring can play three moving effects or be static. Variable breathing speed, and Random Color changes hue every five seconds to an hour. You can also turn off or adjust all effects’ brightness over 10 steps.

In the Image menu, you can enable dynamic contrast for SDR content that uses field dimming to reach 5,000:1. In HDR mode, the screen’s bottom backlight array dims eight vertical zones.

HP’s picture modes are unique and thoughtful. All eight Omen 27qs presets can be calibrated with RGB sliders. A gamma control is the only thing missing. Standard is the default and nearly matches the sRGB gamut, 2.2 gamma, and 6500K color temp. Native provides wide gamut SDR color. It needs calibration but looks great afterward.

The Audio menu has Voice, Music, and Video modes. Each is unique and favors different frequencies. You can assign the four directional buttons to quickly access color mode, brightness, and more in the Menu section.

HP Omen 27qs Calibration

To use sRGB color for SDR content, leave the Omen 27qs in Standard mode. No calibration or adjustments are needed. It matches grayscale, gamma, and color. Choose Native for SDR wide gamut color. It needs tweaking due to its slight blue tint. Auto-switching HDR signals gray out all picture controls. Its edge zone dimming and color accuracy give it over 9,000:1 contrast.

Game and Hands-on

The best thing about 27-inch QHD gaming monitors is that they do everything well yet are affordable. You can increase resolution by buying a more expensive display and video card and sacrificing frame rates. Higher speed requires sacrificing pixel density and paying more for 360 or 500 Hz.

It was ideal for a single daily monitor. Though measured average color gamut volume, high accuracy made using the wide gamut for SDR enjoyable. The pixel-free image is sharp. A density of 109ppi delivers most of Ultra HD’s clarity and allows higher gaming frame rates.

Doom Eternal was hard to leave due to the Omen 27qs’ premium feel and response. Virtually no input lag and super-fast panel response. Overdrive was perfectly tuned to eliminate motion blur. We could use the backlight strobe instead of Adaptive-Sync without penalty. A GeForce RTX 4090 video card locked frame rates at 240fps, preventing tearing. MPRT works without obvious phasing. Level 3 balanced light output and motion resolution. To offset narrow pulse widths, overhead brightness is ample.

Audio quality from the Omen 27qs impressed me. This is exceptionally clear and full. Quality op-amps allowed me to crank the volume past a comfortable level without distortion

Takeaway: The Omen 27qs offers great value with premium gaming and everyday usability. Its vibrant image is perfect for work or play. It can satisfy casual and professional gamers with its excellent video processing and low input lag.

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