* Specially triangle type packaging,ideal for soild or granule product.
* Date coder is an optional.
* 2HP air compressor is prepared by customer.
* Photo-cell controlled Printing Points Tracing System ensures extremely accurate bag forming, sealing and cutting performances.
* This Unit produces triangle type packaging.
* Equipped with a product counting device.
* All components in direct contact with the product are made of stainless steel, conforming to sanitary standards.
* Convenient package size adjustable.
* The entire procedure from weighing, bag forming, filling and sealing to cutting and packaging is fully automatically operated.
* The sealing and cutting are pneumatic operated.The air cylinder components are high quality Japanese and German imports.
* Machines can be made to customers' own specifications on request.
Applicable packing products :
Powders, granules, tablets... etc... such as sugar, salt, tea, beans, medicin
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There are different types of Pharma/Pharmaceutical Packaging Machines.
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* Blister Packaging Machine
* Bottle Labeling Machine
* Box Strapping Machine
* Capsule Printing Machine
* Carton Sealing Machine
* Cartoners* Conveyor Belt
* Hand Pallet Truck* L Sealer
* Label Coding Machine
* Overwrapping Machine
* Paper Folding Machine
Shrink Wrapping Machine
* Vial Labeling Machine
Company that are well Established Organization also excels as a Used Packaging Pharma/Pharmaceutical Processing Machines /Machinery/Equipments/Products -Manufacture, Supply, Delears, Export, Traders, Manufacturing and Trading Company/Firm.
Yesterday I shipped Dylan the Donkey, the Lupin Scarf and the Triumph Cable Scarf to NY. The scarf was a lot of fun to make. The pattern was easy enough to do while watching tv, but also interesting enough to keep me from being bored. I used di.Ve’ Zenith yarn - super soft machine washable Merino wool - which I love, but the yarn was splitty, especially with my pointy options needles.
Right now I’m in the middle of a scarf that was supposed to go out with the above package and a couple of Christmas presents. My recovery literally consists of: hospital, eat, knit, tv and sleep. What am I going to do when i have to go back to work?
Makita LS1013FL 15 Amp 10-Inch Dual Bevel Compound Sliding Miter Saw with Laser and Fluorescent Light
Customers
Technical Details
- Built-in high output fluorescent light illuminates work area and lasts 2000 hours on average
- Dual steel rails supported by linear ball bearings ensure stable, accurate cutting.
- Powerful direct drive 15 Amp motor never slips or bogs down
- 9 positive stops at 15, 22.5, 30, 45 degrees left or right for the most common miter cuts; additional positive stops at 33.9 left for Model LS1214FL.
- Electronic speed control maintains constant speed under load; soft start feature for controlled operation; 1-year warranty
Product Description
If you're in the market for a miter saw, we always recommend considering a compound model. A compound miter saw is one on which the blade both tilts (bevels) and rotates (miters) to make miter cuts, allowing you to make compound-angle cuts essential for installing crown molding. This professional-duty machine tilts 45 degrees left and right, allowing you to make bevel cuts at both ends of a board without having to flip the board piece around. Its oversized aluminum worktable rotates 45 degrees to the left and 52 degrees to the right.
The saw has a built-in laser that clearly highlights cut line for quick, safe, accurate cuts. However, unlike most miter saws, the laser on this Makita model is mounted above the blade, not to the arbor. That means you don’t have to turn on the saw to activate the laser. Another nice feature is that the laser is independently switched, so you can turn it on or off whenever you’d like.
The saw carriage slides on two precision-ground steel rails that are fitted with ball bearing guides. The result is a vibration-free smooth-rolling saw that produces precise, consistent cuts, even at the outer limits of the slide mechanism. By the way, this 49-pound tool can crosscut a 2-by-12 and bevel-cut boards up to 3-5/8 inch thick. The LS1013L has a souped-up 15-amp, 3,700-rpm direct-drive motor that transfers cutting power to the blade much more efficiently than typical belt-driven saws.
One unique feature of the "FL" line of Makita saws is the built-in fluorescent work light. It illuminates the cut line exactly where you want it, and it’s always right at your fingertips. Makita says the bulb will last some 2,000 hours. Take care, though, as the bulb does get quite warm.
This versatile saw can handle a wide range of carpentry jobs from house framing and deck building to cabinetmaking and interior trim work. .-- Joseph Truini
What's in the box: The saw comes with a dust-collection bag, hold-down vise, two extension wings, 70-tooth carbide-tipped saw blade and blade wrench
Metal Saw Blade Clock - Silvertone
Product Features
* Add a unique and functional accent to a bedroom or office with this saw blade clock
* Black printed numbers and hands
* Requires 2 AA batteries (not included)
* Made of metal
* 10" dia.
Kawasaki 840067 Black 3.5 amp Variable Speed Jig Saw
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
This powerful 3.5 amp motor from Kawasaki allows for precise and detailed cuts. The variable speeds (500-3,000 SPM) will give you the ability to make any cut for any job. The soft-grip housing d ampens vibration for added comfort. Also featured is the easy-to-use cl amps for fast paper change, and an exhaust tube for dust easy clean-up.
Product Description
mfr: ALLTRADE, INC. KAWASAKI VARIABLE SPEED JIG SAW 120V / 60 Hz / 3.5 amps / 500-3,000 RPM Max cut capacity - wood: 55mm, steel: 6mm 7/8" stroke length 6 ft. cord 2-1/16" x 1-9/16"(dia.) dust tube Includes hex key & 3 saw blades 840067 3.5A VS JIG SAW COLOR:KW Black/Green
Black & Decker JS500B 4.5 Amp Top Handle Jigsaw
Technical Details
- Powerful 4.5 Amp motor provides plenty of power to complete tough tasks, SIGHTLINE® Channel improves visibility to cut line and improves accuracy
- Exclusive Quick Clamp® blade change allows for tool free blade changes, Accepts Universal & T-Shank blades allow the user to use the blades they prefer
- Dust blower clears debris from line of cut, improves accuracy & provides a cleaner work environment, Tool free beveling shoe provides tool-free shoe adjustments
- On-board blade storage compartment provides easy access to extra blades, Contoured 2 finger variable speed trigger allows for controllable cutting in a variety of materials
- Blade support roller provides improved cutting accuracy & longer blade life, Convenient lock-on button reduces user fatigue, Soft bag provides easy storage
Product Description
The JS500B is easy to use for versatile cuts in wood, metal or plastic. A contoured two-finger trigger, with an easy-to-reach variable speed dial, puts you in control of the saw. Soft grips add comfort and minimize cutting vibration. The JS500B's improved Sightline Channel offers improved visibility to the line of cut because the front and sides of the jig saw are tapered and angled towards the blade. This makes it easier to see the line of cut and provides greater control and confidence cutting accurate curved or straight lines. The JS500B's Quick Clamp tool free blade change offers easy blade changes for both U-shank and T-shank blades. Blades are easily and quickly inserted or removed from the saw with a spring-activated lever--no screwdriver or allen wrenches required. It also features a dust blower and extraction tube, a tool-free beveling shoe and on-board blade storage. This powerful 4.5 amp jig saw comes with three jigsaw blades and soft sided bag which provides easy storage.
Black & Decker JS500B 4.5 Amp Top Handle Jigsaw
Laser Circular Saw with Soft Grips
Trying to follow that pencil mark as you cut long stock with a circular saw can be tricky. The mark might blend with the stock if it’s painted, making it difficult to see. And certainly, there’s sawdust to contend with when it comes to keeping an eye on the cut line. Anyone experiencing these troubles will appreciate the laser guide on this 7-1/4-inch circular saw from Black & Decker. The saw’s on-board laser extends a bright, visible line across the work surface, offering a perfectly straight and highly visible cut line that’s easy to follow. The saw is powered by a beefy, 13 amp motor that spins the blade at 5,000 rpm’s, providing plenty of speed and torque for cross cuts and rips through all types of wood. The saw cuts smoothly through material up to 2-3/8 inches (the tool’s capacity at 90 degrees). With an angled cut of 45 degrees, the saw cuts stock up to 1-13/16 inches thick. Bevel adjustments from 0 to 45 offer accurate angled cuts. And, a calibrated depth-adjustment fine-tunes quickly and locks solidly for cuts through materials of varying thicknesses. Best of all, ergonomically designed front- and rear-assist handles with soft grips mean comfort and control on extended jobs and help stabilize the saw for tricky vertical cuts. The purchase is covered by a two-year manufacturer warranty
Laser Circular Saw with Soft Grips
Dial Indicator With Magnetic Base
Technical Details
Product Description Product Description With a flip of a switch its magnetic base locks itself in place onto the surface of your tool. The "spring" extension are of the base can then be adjusted to position the indicator tip just where you want it for measuring within .001". |
New Moble Folding, rolling, Portable Miter saw Power tool stand
Technical Details * Wings extend to 57" * Maximum extension length: 13' 10" * Table top: 28" x 19-1/2" (not included) * 0 Product Description Product Description This product is great for the projects that require mobility. With a durable frame and lots of table space, it will suit all of your needs. |
Freud LU91M008 8-1/2" Diameter x 48T ATB Thin Kerf Sliding Compound Miter Carbide-Tipped Saw Blade with 5/8" Arbor (.090 Kerf)
Technical Details
- A 5 Degree Negative Hook Angle Provides A Less Aggressive Cut
- And Holds The Work Piece Down And Towards The Fence.
- Makes Faster, Cleaner Cuts - Less Sanding And Filing!
- 5/8" Arbor, .090 Kerf, .071 Plate
Product Description
For the serious cabinet maker or trim carpenter, the Freud LU91M series are the blades that give them the competitive edge. These blades fit most sliding miter saws and deliver a performance boost that results in faster, cleaner cuts which require less sa
Product Description
This thin kerf industrial blade provides a superior finish cut with sliding compound miter saws.5 degree negative hook angle helps prevent the blade from being too aggressive and pushes the work piece down and towards the fence.kerf blades remove less material than standard carbide blades, thus requiring less horsepower to produce equally good results. Application: Fine Finish Blades for Sliding Miter & Radial Arm Saws
Bosch 4410L 15-Amp 10-Inch Dual Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw
Technical Details
- 10-inch dual bevel compound miter saw with laser tracking
- Wide miter range--52 degrees left and right; 15 amp; 4,800 rpm; 3-horsepower
- Heavy cast-iron base; carbide-tipped saw blade
- Includes saw, blade, dust bag, elbow wrench set, flip-over crown stops
- 22-1/2-inch base and extenders to 37-1/2-inches long; 55 pounds; 1-year warranty
If we had to choose a favorite aspect, it would have to be the handle. It’s vertical. It’s horizontal. And it’s a couple of other things in between. It locks quickly and easily into any of four positions, so both lefties and righties have complete comfort and control.
This saw is beefy -- it weighs in at 55 pounds and it’s got a nice, wide footprint that promises the ultimate stability, and sliding extensions bring your support area to 37-1/4 inches. If you’re in the market for a stand for this saw as well, we like both the Bosch TracRac as well as the DeWalt DW723.
The dual bevel is a great feature, swinging 47 degrees left and 46 degrees right, with positive bevel stops at 31.6 and 33.9 degrees for flawless crown molding cuts. For miter cuts, the blade swings an impressive 52 degrees left and 60 degrees to the right. There’s even a micro-fine adjustment here, letting you override a detent by as much as 2 degrees. Now that’s precision.
We absolutely love the fence on this saw – Bosch calls it a Speed-track sliding fence – because it’s a full 4 inches tall and has a beautifully readable inch-scale on it. It’s perfect for crown molding, handling pieces up to 6 inches wide when angled against the fence.
We’re suddenly rethinking our earlier statement about our favorite feature on this saw; on second thought, it might well be that all the controls – including the bevel lever – are up front. We’re pretty tired of reaching around a saw body to set a bevel, so this is a most welcome upgrade. Adjustments are so much faster and easier, and all the scales are right up front, too.
Capacities are generous, thanks to the slide, with a max cut of a 2-by-12 at a 45-degree bevel and 3-5/8 by 12 inches when the blade is upright.
And yes, this saw has a laser cutting guide, but unless you really want one, we wouldn’t let that sway a decision on this saw one way or the other. It’s a nice feature if you’re likely to use it, but most of us woodworkers prefer to get a visual on exactly where that blade meets the wood.
In all, this is a beauty of a saw, with features you aren’t going to find on other saws in its class. And we still can’t pick our favorite between the handle and the up-front controls. It’s all good. -- Kris Jensen-Van HesteProduct Description
10", Dual Bevel Slide Miter Saw With Up Front Controls & Laser Tracking, 15A Motor, 4,800 RPM, Up Front Bevel Lock Lever & Range Selector Knob, Easily Accessed Controls For Quick & Acccurate Bevel Settings, Arbor Mounting Laser Tracking, Provides Accurate Laser Lines For Precision Cuttting, Multi Positioned Main Handle, Easily Locks Into Any Of 4 Positions For Optimum Comfort & Control, Crown Miter Detents, Exclusive Wedge & Slot Miter Detent Sysytem
Routering Robot with Auto Tool Changer
This is a Routering robot we call the RoboRouter. It uses 1hp 18000rpm air motors to spin three tools, a 90degree router bit, a straight router, and a carbide saw blade. The robot also has a rotary table that allows the operator to load new tops and unload finished ones while the robot is operating. This means that the robot is up 100% of the time, as long as the operator can keep up! They cut about 10 different tops on that robot now and probably cut 40 a day (one shift). This robot replaced 3-4 people, 8 hours a day, letting them move those people to less physically demanding jobs.
Slow cutting is a film editing technique which uses shots of long duration. Though it depends on context, it is estimated that any shot longer than about fifteen seconds will seem rather slow to viewers from Western cultures.
A famous example of slow cutting can be found in Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange (1971). In a segment that lasts three minutes and fifteen seconds and contains only three shots, the main character (Alex de Large) is followed as he walks the length of a futuristic record store, meets two young ladies, and brings them back to his (parents') house.
See Long take for more information.
Cross-cutting
is an editing technique used in films to establish continuity. In a cross-cut, the camera will cut away from one action to another action. Because the shots occur one after another, cross-cutting is used to suggest simultaneity of action. However, it can also be used to link significant actions that do not occur simultaneously. For instance, in D.W. Griffith's A Corner in Wheat, the film cross-cuts between the activities of rich businessmen and poor people waiting in line for bread. This creates a sharp dichotomy between the two actions, and encourages the viewer to compare the two shots. Often, this contrast is used for strong emotional effect, and frequently at the climax of a film. The rhythm of, or length of time between, cross-cuts can also set the tone of a scene. Increasing the rapidity between two different actions may add tension to a scene, much in the same manner of using short, declarative sentences in a work of literature.The NEW Laguna Platinum Series Tablesaw offers quality and a cost-effective alternative for small shops and home shops. There is plenty of cast iron in this machine with a cast iron tabletop and heavy cast-iron trunions. The blade raises and lowers on dovetail ways for smooth movements and accurate cuts. The T-square fence is smooth as silk and has a readout for repeatable cuts. The European-style riving knife raises and lowers with the blade and provides safety to prevent kickback. The 3 HP motor provides plenty of power to tackle the most demanding jobs. For more information
Backsaws include the tenon saw, the dovetail saw, the (United Kingdom) sash saw1 and the gent's saw. Tenon and dovetail saws usually have a pistol grip style handle which may be open or closed at the bottom. The gent's saw has a thin turned handle which is parallel to the blade. Some dovetail saws also have this style of handle.
Different types of backsaw include:
* Mitre saw — often referred to a large backsaw (20-30 inches or 60-90 cm) used either in a wooden mitre box or in a metal frame which allowed cutting mitres of any specified angle. Note that not all mitre saws are backsaws, and the electric mitre saw (or chop saw) has taken its place today.
* Tenon saw, or often just backsaw — a midsized backsaw used to cut tenons or in a mitre box. The saw derives its name from its use in the cutting of tenons for mortise and tenon joinery. Tenon saws are commonly available with rip-filed teeth for rip cutting and cross-cut for cutting across the grain. Teeth are relatively fine, with 13 teeth per inch being a common size.
* Sash saw — name that seems to have been used in the 18th and 19th century for a smaller tenon saw, used in fabricating window sashes. The term is also used currently to refer to a thin, flexible saw used to free sashes that have been painted shut.
* Dovetail saw — a small backsaw used to cut dovetails. Although most dovetail saw teeth are set for cross-cutting, a rip saw tooth pattern is more efficient. These saws will usually have a higher number of teeth per inch (around 15 T.P.I.) with teeth sharpened to favor ripping operations and set to leave a narrow kerf.
* Gent's saw or Gentleman's saw (rare) — a small dovetail saw with a straight turned handle, rather than an open one typical of most saws. The name seems to have arisen from its use by the nineteenth century dilettante who would now be called a hobbyist but it is hard to find a nineteenth century reference to it. For example, in the section on tools in Every Man his own Mechanic (1881) (816pp), tenon, dovetail and sash saws are listed as a group but there is no mention of a gent's saw. It is adapted for use in making joints in very small woodwork such as that in some musical instruments, dolls' furniture or other model-making. Its distinguishing features are its small size and turned handle.
* Razor saw — A very small backsaw having very finely-pitched crosscut teeth, often with no set. The Razor saw is used by hobbyists, notably Model aircraft, Model boat, and Model railroad enthusiasts. Razor saws typically use disposable blades, since their teeth are so small as to be impractical to re-sharpen.
* Dōzuki — a Japanese backsaw, used for centuries by carpenters and cabinetmakers in Japan. Although this saw does not share an ancestry with the other backsaws in this group, the concept is the same. Unlike most western saws, the dozuki cuts on the pull stroke
A Backsaw is any of several types of hand saws used in woodworking which have a stiffening rib on the edge opposite the cutting edge, allowing for better control and more precise cutting than with other types of saws. Backsaws are normally used for precise work, such as cutting dovetails, mitres, or tenons in cabinetry and joinery. Because the stiffener is thicker than the blade, the backsaws are limited in the depth to which they can cut. Backsaws usually have relatively closely-spaced teeth, often with little or no set.
The origin of the Western backsaw is unknown, but it dates at least to Roman times. The Japanese Dozuki, itself a type of backsaw, is likely to have a different origin to the Western version however it shares common characteristics.
Basic Techniques for Making Cuts with a Miter Saw : Cleaning Your Miter Saw : How to Clean and Maintain Your Miter Saw
A mitre box (US spelling, "miter box") is a woodworking tool used to guide a hand saw to make precise mitre cuts in a board.
The most common form of a mitre box is a 3-sided box which is open at the top and the ends. The box is made wide enough to accommodate the width of the boards to be cut. Slots are cut in the walls of the box at the precise angle at which the cut is to be made. These slots provide the guide for the saw to follow. Most commonly the slots in the mitre box are cut at 45 degrees and 90 degrees.
In use, the board to be cut is placed in the box and the point at which the board is to be cut is lined up with the appropriate slot in the mitre box wall. A tenon saw is the most common saw used for this operation. The cut is started by placing the saw blade in the slot and drawing the saw back and forth. The slot guides the cut all the way through so that the result is a cut that is perpendicular to the face or edge of the board (depending upon the desired orientation of the cut) and at the appropriate angle. For precise work, a board cut in a mitre box might then be further adjusted on a shooting board.
In the past, mitre boxes were constructed mostly of wood. Some have had metal guides fitted to help prevent wear on the slots. Today, mitre boxes are also available in other materials such as moulded plastic and cast aluminium.
When carpenters used to make their own mitre boxes it was common to use one for a while and then when the guide cuts got worn they were thrown away and a new one made very quickly out of scrap timber.
The three pieces of timber are nailed together, and the top steadying pieces are fixed with smaller panel pins.
The angles are marked, (any angle, not necessarily 45 deg), and the guide cuts are cut with the same saw that will be used for the rest of the cutting.
There is still a case to be made for making one today. For example if an odd size, say 175mm cornice (crown moulding) is to be fixed, Then a bottom board 175mm wide would make sure that the cornice sits true while the cuts are being made.
The mitre saw combines the features of a mitre box with a tenon saw.
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- A compound feature allows the angle of the cutting blade to be changed relative to the horizontal plane. This allows the saw to be used for bevel cutting. Most compound features allow the angle to be set between 0° and 50°, while a less-common "double-bevel" allows the angle to be set between -50° and 50°. A saw with this feature is known as a compound miter saw or CMS.
- A slide allows the cutting blade to be moved several inches along the cutting plane during the cut. This enables the saw to make cuts that are longer than the diameter of the blade. A saw which combines the sliding and compound features is known as a sliding compound miter saw or SCMS.
- A laser guide provides a precise visual indication of where the cut will be positioned on the workpiece in the current configuration. Some models provide a single reference line for one side of the kerf, while others provide two lines to reflect the total kerf width.Heavy use of the saw may put out the laser guides.
- A blade guard is a cover for the teeth of the cutting blade. Most modern miter saws have self-retracting blade guards, which automatically retract when the saw is lowered onto a workpiece and re-cover the blade when the saw is raised.It is very dangerous to use the saw if these guards are removed or damaged.
- A dust bag connects directly to the saw, and helps to collect sawdust away from the workpiece during cutting. Optionally, many manufacturers sell adapters to connect a shop-vac in lieu of a bag to capture more of the dust and simplify disposal.
- A safety clamp helps to lock a workpiece into position prior to making a cut. This is an especially important feature when cutting smaller workpieces (eight inches or smaller).
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Today, a miter saw (also called a chop saw or drop saw) usually refers to a power tool used to make a quick, accurate crosscut in a workpiece. It is most frequently used to cut wood, although some plastics and light metals can also be cut with the tool. Common uses include framing operations and the cutting of Molding (decorative). Most miter saws are relatively small and portable, with common blade sizes ranging from eight to 12 inches.
The miter saw makes cuts by pulling a spinning circular saw blade down onto a workpiece in a short, controlled motion. The workpiece is typically held against a fence, which provides a precise cutting angle between the blade and the longest workpiece edge. In standard position, this angle is fixed at 90°.
A primary distinguishing feature of the miter saw is the miter index. The miter index allows the angle of the blade to be changed relative to the fence. While most miter saws enable precise one-degree incremental changes to the miter index, many also provide "stops" that allow the miter index to be quickly set to common angles (such as 15°, 30°, or 45°).
mk 212 rail tile saw for cutting large stone and tile
mk 212 tile saw is 1-1/2 hp direct drive motor
mk 212 rail saw has a Plunge cut capability for scoring or cutting large tile
the mk 212 tile saw has a Fully-adjustable tilting head allows easy and precise 45º miter cuts up to 1-3/4" deep
mk rail saw Can be used with 8" profile wheels
Pivoting blade guard for easy blade changes
mk rail saw Cutting head is mounted on a roller-bearing carriage running on a stainless steel rail
mk tile saw has Friction locks on both head height adjustment and carriage travel
mk tile saw is Constructed with powder coated heavy-gauge sheet metal and cast aluminum components
1/4" thick replaceable rubber cutting surface
Built-in lifting handles for easy transport
Built-in stand with removable legs
10" blade capacity
A miter saw used to refer either to a large unpowered backsaw or metal frame saw with replaceable blades suspended on rollers in a metal guide that allowed making accurate crosscuts and miter cuts. These types of miter saws are still sold, the Nobex brand being notable. Today, they are generally used in picture framing but have largely been displaced by the power tool in carpentry and joinery operations.
Tim Carter, of AsktheBuilder.com, demonstrates how to position crown molding in a miter saw for perfect cuts every time.
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Basic Techniques for Making Cuts with a Miter Saw : How to Use a Miter Saw to Cope Crown Molding
