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Vertical Pick-Up Turning Lathes feature modular design.

2015-02-13 14:30:22| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Intended for use in manufacturing of medium and large batch runs, VL-Series is based on vertical pick-up system and features compact footprint that reduces floor space requirements while affording layout flexibility. There are 4 sizes available for handling 100–400 mm dia components, and all machines feature tool turret with up to 12 (driven) tools. Other features include integrated O-automation system, vertical layout, self-loading spindle, and MINERALIT® polymer concrete machine body.

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Depletion-Mode MOSFETs utilize vertical DMOS process.

2015-02-11 14:30:48| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Offered in SOT-89/-223/-23 packages, CPC39xx N-channel depletion-mode MOSFETs are available with voltage ratings that range from 60–800 V. These normally on (NO) FETs, with max Gate-to-Source threshold voltages from -2.9 to -3.9 V, can conduct current without any gate voltage. Applications include voltage pre-regulator circuits, cold start voltage feed, current sources, constant current loads, LED drive circuits, NO switches, ignition modules, converters, and power supplies.

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All-Electric 110 Ton Vertical IMM features 2-station rotary table.

2015-02-10 14:31:37| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

In addition to its vertical toggle system that allows lowering of table height to 3.4 ft from ground (including leveling pads), MDVR110S7000 features table width that accommodates placement of molds up to 33.64 x 33.64 in. on platen. Table rotation speed is <1 sec, and ultra low-speed injection capability rate down to .01 mm/sec is possible. Dual independent injection profiles can be set for A and B halves, allowing molder to finish job without making mold repairs or adjustments.

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Vertical Gardens Beat Soil Made Salty by Climate Change

2015-01-30 17:15:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Scientific American: The soil in Knolkhol village in southwest Bangladesh has become increasingly salty because of incursions of seawater. The situation became particularly acute in the aftermath of Cyclone Aila in 2009, which brought storm surges that broke embankments and flooded farmland. After 2009 vegetable crops planted in the ground there yielded only meager returns--if they didn't fail completely. But for the past three years hundreds of villagers have enjoyed the bounty of so-called vertical gardens--essentially...

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