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Friday, May 6, 2011

Magni-Focusers

Magni-Focusers 
 

Magni-Focusers

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  • For work or hobby applications
  • Binocular magnifier with interchangeable lens units.
  • Shatter resistant, optical acrylic lens.
  • Lens size 3-1/9" x 1-1/8".
  • Padded vinyl headband.
  • Can be worn over glasses. No center post.
  • Lightweight, comfortable, washable.
  • A vision aid for close-up, hands-free work and precise quality control.
  • Special Bi-Focal Version conveniently eliminates the need to switch lens units since two powers of magnication are available in one lens unit.

 



Scotchman Dual Operator 70/110-24M Ironworker allows Two Operators to Work at the Same Time at Full Capacity

Scotchman Dual Operator 70/110-24M Ironworker

Scotchman Dual Operator 70/110-24M Ironworker 
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Scotchman Dual Operator 70/110-24M Ironworker

Standard Features

  • Dual Operator allows for Two Operators to Work at the Same Time at Full Capacity
  • 70-Ton Punch Station (1-1/8" in 3/4")
  • Keyed Punch Ram for Safety
  • 9" Throat Depth
  • Punch Gauging Table with Fence and Scale
  • Die Holder Complete with 2" Die Insert
  • Punch Nut with Wrench
  • Adjustable Swing-Away Stripper
  • One Round Punch & Die: Max. Dia. 1-1/4"
  • Punch Jog Control
  • Two Adjustable Electric Stroke Controls with Scale
  • Two Electric Remote Foot Pedals
  • Two 2-Stage Hydraulic Pumps
  • Two Valves
  • Angle Shear Capacity 6" x 6" x 1/2" at 90°
  • Rectangle Notcher 3" x 5" x 3/8"  3" x 4" x 1/2"
  • Notcher Table with Guides
  • 110 Ton, 24" Bar Shear with  Sabre Blade (1" x 6", 3/8" x 24")
  • Shear Table with Miter Fence
  • Tool Table Work Area
  • Slug Receptacles
  • Electrical Box Supplied with Emergency Palm Button and Lock-out Tag-out Accommodations
  • 230/460 Volt/3 Phase Electrics (must specify voltage)
  • All Guards Necessary to Comply with ANSI B 11-5 Standards
  • Forklift Accommodations
  • Warranty: Three Years
  • Made in USA
  • For Optional Standard Tooling please Contact Us

Capacities & Specifications

Rated on: 65,000 PSI Tensile A 36 Mild Steel
Punching Capacity 70 ton
1-1/8" in 3/4"
63 mt
28 mm in 20 mm
Special Tooling 4" Max. Dia. 100 mm thru 5.5 mm
Throat Depth 9" 225 mm
Flat Bar Shear
(Sabre Blade - Std)
110 ton
24" Length
1" x 6"
3/4" x 10"
1/2" x 14"
3/8" x 24"
100 mt
600 mm
25 mm x 150 mm
18 mm x 250 mm
12 mm x 350 mm
10 mm x 600 mm
Angle Shear 90° 6" x 6" x 1/2" 150 mm x 150 mm x 12 mm
Angle Shear 45°
(with Bar Shear)
3" x 3" x 3/8"
4" x 4" x 1/2"
75 mm x 75 mm x 10 mm
100 mm x 100 mm x 12 mm
Brake 12" 65 ton 59 mt
Brake 24" 45 ton 40 mt
Open End Brake Max. 1/4" x 6"
Flat or Angle Iron
6 mm x 150 mm
Pipe Notcher
Schedule 40 I.D.
3/4"
1"
1-1/4"
1-1/2"
2"
19 mm
25 mm
32 mm
38 mm
50 mm
90° V. Notcher 6" x 6" x 5/16" 150 mm x 150 mm x 8 mm

Rectangle Notcher


V. Notch

Notching in Leg of
Channel
3" x 5" x 3/8"
3" x 4" x 1/2"

3" x 3" x 3/8"

6" to 10"

75 x 125 x 10 mm
75 x 100 x 12 mm

75 x 75 x 10 mm

150 mm to 250 mm
Channel Shear 2" to 6" Adj. 50 mm to 150 mm Adj.
ROD SHEAR
Round Rod (Max.)
Square Rod (Max.)

1/4" to 1-1/4", 9 Cav.
1/4" to 1", 1 Cav.

6 mm to 32 mm
6 mm to 25 mm
Square Tube Shear 1/2" to 2", 12 gauge 12 mm to 50 mm, 2.75 mm
Picket Tool 1/2"
3/4"
1"
16 gauge
12 mm
19 mm
25 mm
1.6 mm
Offset Die Holder Max. 40 ton 36 mt
Strokes Per Minute in Light Material 1/4" Stroke [Punch Station] 25 spm
Strokes Per Minute in Heavy Material 3/4" Stroke [Punch Station] 17 spm
Hydraulics 2,400/2,600 psi 165/179 bar
Motors Standard 10 hp 3 ph
230/460
208/380/575
7.46 kW
Motors Optional 10 hp 1 ph
220v
7.46 kW
Dimensions W-30"
L-65"
H-72-1/8"
W-76 cm
L-165 cm
H-183 cm
Weight 3,790 lbs. 1,720 kg

Moly-Dee Tapping Fluid

Moly-Dee Tapping Fluid 
 
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  • Ideal for any metal cutting operation; drilling, tap-ping, threading, reaming, milling, turning, boring, sawing, broaching, facing.
  • Increases tool life in machining ANY metal, includ-ing Aluminum, Copper** and Steel.
  • Especially effective on hard to machine and exotic materials.
  • Provides excellent part finishes due to Moly-Dee's remarkable lubricity characteristics.
  • Cools and lubricates at temperatures and pressures beyond the capability of conventional fluids.
  • Moly-Dee may be used straight or as an additive.
  • Mixes readily with any petroleum base (non-solu-able) cutting oil.
**MOLY-DEE may stain copper and copper alloys if not removed.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Hand Cleaners - Cream Style Waterless Cleaner

Gojo Hand Cleaners - Cream Style Waterless Cleaner
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Hand Cleaners - Cream Style Waterless Cleaner





Hand Cleaners - Cream Style Waterless Cleaner
  • Skin Soaps, Lotions & Barrier 
  • Treatments Type: Cream (Waterless) 
  • Applications: General Duty 
  • Container Type: Cartridge
  • Cream/Lotion Dispenser (96-646-5) used with Gojo - Creme Style Waterless Hand Cleaners (ORIGINAL FORMULA; FINE ITALIAN PUMICE; LEMON & NATURAL ORANGE) 

Gaging Tip - Differences in Snap Gages

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Details Differentiate Snap Gages
George Schuetz, Mahr Federal Inc.
Read Full Article on Mahr/Federals Website here
Snap gages are most frequently used in production environments where precise diameter or thickness measurements need to be made quickly and repeatably. They can be hand held or mounted on frames, and typically consist of a "C" frame, two anvils (one fixed and the other under spring tension), and a backstop on the frame to locate the part. The term 'snap' gage stems from the fact that when a part is pushed between the jaws, the spring tension snaps it into measuring position against the backstop.
The earliest snap gages were of the fixed, or Go/No-Go variety. These were very simple, reliable and efficient tools, but had a significant drawback in that separate gages were needed for every size part to be measured. Mounting an indicator onto the moveable, or sensitive, anvil and making the fixed anvil adjustable proved a great leap forward. Not only did the new design provide greater measuring range and eliminate the need for multiple fixed gages, but indicating snap gages also allowed users to learn something from the measuring process. By actually measuring part size (either absolutely or comparatively) users could begin to see how their process was trending.
Today, indicator snap gages are made to different designs based on the indicating device to be used with the gage. As the expected performance of the gage will dictate some of the subtle design features built into the gage, you can expect that a gage that reads out to 10µ" will be different from one that reads out to 0.001".
The basic indicator snap gage comes in two varieties. In one, the motion of the measurement is directly in line with the indicating device. In the other, motion of the sensitive anvil is translated around to offer different viewing combinations.
Each design has its own characteristics, and selecting the right gage for the application often comes down to the little details, including accuracy and ease of use, along with the gage's adjustable range and actual measuring range. Here are a few snap gage characteristics to keep in mind.
Many snap gages have an adjustable range (the range that the gage can be set to measure over) of typically .5 to up to 2 inches. Since most parts made in manufacturing are less than a few inches, selecting a gage that can cover the widest range for your application is important.
Also important is how the measuring range adjustment is made. The most basic design allows the fixed, or reference, anvil to either slide or be screwed up or down in the frame, then locked in place with a clamping arrangement. With these gages, the sensitive anvil remains fixed. Other gages will move the sensitive contact and indicator assembly along a slide and leave the reference anvil fixed. What's key to the performance of any snap gage is how well the reference and sensitive anvil stay parallel to each other. With the sliding or rotating style there is more geometry involved and the chances of anvils getting slightly out of parallel are greater. Units that move the whole sensitive assembly employ an aligned channel that locks the slide in place and keeps it naturally aligned.
The parallelism of the anvils greatly influences gage performance and is easy to check. Select a precision ball that is equal to about the mid range of the gage and set the gage to read zero on the ball. Now move the ball front to back and side to side observing the indicating device. Remember the high and low points. This is the anvil's parallel capability. You can even do this with balls at both extremes of the snap adjustable range and you can easily get a good feeling for how well the gage will perform over its full range.
An important part of the measuring loop of the snap gage is the backstop. It's critical to positioning the part for repetitive measurements, especially when the part is cylindrical. If it is large and not square to the reference anvil, the part will not come to the same location, and if the anvils are not parallel then the size will not be measured correctly.
A retracting mechanism for the sensitive contact can be important for thin parts or parts that are of a softer material that may easily be marred. Lighter gaging springs can also be employed to help prevent part marking.
Wide anvils will ensure that the gage seats itself firmly and squarely on the part. If the anvils are narrow or of a blade style to check narrow grooves, you may have to hold the gage as square and steady as you can. However, using anvils much wider than the parts can result in uneven anvil wear and degradation of accuracy.
Knowing the details about your snap gage and how to determine its best performance can increase the accuracy and repeatability of your measurements and increase the life of your gage.
Photos and captions
 
Today, indicator snap gages are made to different designs based on the indicating device to be used with the gage. As the expected performance of the gage will dictate some of the subtle design features built into the gage, you can expect that a gage that reads out to 10µ" will be different from one that reads out to 0.001".
 
Snap gages are most frequently used in production environments where precise diameter or thickness measurements need to be made quickly and repeatably. They can be hand held or mounted on frames, and typically consist of a "C" frame, two anvils (one fixed and the other under spring tension), and a backstop on the frame to locate the part.

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Electrix Halogen Waterproof Machinist Lamp with Gooseneck

Electrix Halogen Waterproof Machinist Lamp with Gooseneck

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Electrix Halogen Waterproof Machinist Lamp with Gooseneck 
 
Electrix 55 Watt 27" Gooseneck Halogen Machinist Lamp
 

Model 7712 Features
 
  • 27" flexible reach
  • 9.5 ft grounded SJTO power cord & plug
  • 55 watt Halogen bulb
  • 12 volt integrated transformer
  • Rubber boot switch on shade
  • Safe, low voltage
  • This rugged, all metal construction, waterproof machine task light provides excellent illumination in touch and wet locations.
  • Engineered to deliver intensified, bright white Halogen light to meet the needs of demanding shop environments, it features safe, low voltage, 55w/12v power.
  • This light meets NEMA Type 4 certification (hose down, icing and gaskets application), which makes it ideal for CNC and EDM wet location machinery, lathes, milling, metal-working and tool manufacturing.
  • Added safety features include a rubber boot switch, sealed from liquids, a 9 ftgrounded, oil and water resistant SJTO cord with 3-prong plug, and integrated transformer housed in a liquid tight precision cast zinc base housing.
  • The heavy gauge aluminum shade is precision machined to fit a vented inner chamber which eliminates heat build-up, providing added comfort to the operator while maintaining water tight features.
  • With its 26" industrial grade steel gooseneck, this lamp will flex and maintain any position.
  • 3 year warranty. Made in USA.
  • Available Colors: Black

 

#General Rescue One Auto Emergency Tool

General Rescue One Auto #Emergency #Tool

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General Rescue One Auto Emergency Tool



The highly popular Rescue One can be a life-saving tool in the event of an accident or emergency. This multi-faceted device stores easily in you car’s console or door panel and includes six emergency tools including a glass breaker, seat belt cutter and flashing hazard light. The Rescue One makes a great gift for any family member and can provide added piece-of-mind if there are young drivers in your household.




  • 6-in-1 emergency rescue tool.




  • Glass breaker shatters side windows for emergency escapes.




  • Double-sided red flashing hazard lights.




  • Powerful LED flashlight.




  • Fold-away seat belt cutter.




  • Retractable airbag punch.




  • Emergency whistle.




  • Magnets in tool head hold Rescue One to roof of car when using flashing lights.




  • Includes four LR44 batteries.




  • Contoured handle with rubber grip.
  •