Developing History of Shredder Machine
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The document traces the development of shredder machines across six generations. The first generation used belts that could wear out over time. The second generation used plastic gears that were prone to breaking. The third generation used metal sprockets that provided quiet and efficient operation. The fourth generation used metal gears but still produced noise at high speeds. The fifth generation used alloy steel and CNC machining to reduce wear and ensure quality. The sixth generation are modern machines that can shred various materials and have features like automatic shut-off for safety and environmental protection.
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The abrasive particulates on the cutting wheel influence the quality of cut. The surface finish, and the temperature raise during the cutting processes is governed by various parameters such as size of the particulates, its shape, roundness of edges at the particulates and strength of the bond between particulates and resins. The composite parting-off wheel is superior to that of commercial counterparts. A composite parting-off wheel was fabricated using powder metallurgy technique. The composite powders were prepared using an ingeniously designed and developed horizontal axis ball mill. The parting-wheel was able to cut metals bars such as aluminium, copper and mild steel with relative ease. It was found out that the mechanical properties such as compressive strength, hardness and tensile strength was better than conventional abrasive wheels. The cutting ratio was superior to the abrasive wheels and CZT was lower in comparison
automobile industry
The document discusses different wire mesh products used in the automobile industry, including knitted wire mesh, crimped wire mesh, expanded metal mesh, and perforated metal mesh. These products are used in applications such as catalytic converters, exhaust systems, air filters, car grilles, headlight guards, and more. The meshes are made from materials like stainless steel and copper in various sizes and configurations to provide strength, flexibility, filtration, ventilation, and protection for automotive parts and components.
Is there one machine to replace manual plaster the wall?
Is there one machine to replace manual plaster the wall?
I think the answer is yes,we call it automatic wall render machine or wall plaster machine,now wall render machine has experience from 1st generation to 7th generation,which has a quite mature technology to plaster wall high efficiently and well qualitied...
Quarry crusher structure and performance features
Crusher machine is mainly made up of frame, eccentric shaft, large belt wheel, flywheel, side guard plate, elbow plate, elbow plate, adjusting gap screw, spring, fixed jaw plate and movable jaw plate, etc..
14 FAQ in the field of mold manufacturing
This article answers some common questions in the field of mold manufacturing in the form of questions and answers.
05 gears part 1(1)
Gears are important machine elements used for power transmission. There are several types of gears including spur, helical, bevel, rack and pinion, and worm gears. Gears can be manufactured using various processes such as machining, powder metallurgy, stamping, and extrusion. Powder metallurgy involves mixing metal powders, compacting them into gear shapes, sintering to improve strength and density, and optional secondary operations. Form milling is a machining process that uses disc or end mill cutters to cut gear teeth by plunging the rotating cutter into the gear blank.
Company Introductioan-Fiber laser cutting machine
Haoji Technology is a global laser manufacture which has twenty years of experience in mechanical equipment manufacturing. It has been one of the world's laser manufacturing outstanding enterprises.
The knowledge point of sliding table panel saw
1) Sliding table panel saws can cut a variety of materials like wood, plastic, and veneer for applications in furniture manufacturing and vehicle construction.
2) They have higher precision and productivity than circular saws due to features like computerized controls, automatic loading/unloading, and the ability to make longitudinal, transverse, and angled cuts.
3) The main components are the bed, worktable, longitudinal and transverse guide plates, main saw, scoring saw, and transmission elements. Two saws (main and scorer) are used to make initial and final cuts for high quality edges.
factory tour-email
Jinzheng Tech was established in 2001 in China and is one of the largest security products companies. It has over 100,000 square meters of plant area and modern production facilities including laser cutting, punching, bending, and spraying equipment from Germany, Switzerland, Japan, and Hong Kong. Jinzheng Tech produces vault doors, safes, filing equipment, prison doors, and office furniture. It focuses on research and development as well as talent training to ensure high quality products and services for customers.
factory tour-email
Jinzheng Tech was established in 2001 in Miluo City, Hunan Province, China. It is one of the largest security products companies in China with over 100,000 square meters of plant area and registered capital of $20 million USD. The company produces vault doors, safes, filing equipment, and other security and office products. It has received several certifications including ISO9001, ISO14001, and OHSAS18001. Jinzheng Tech uses advanced equipment from countries like Germany, Japan, and Switzerland in its production processes to ensure high quality products.
Summer Training presentation
ASK Automotive is a leading manufacturer of friction products for two-wheelers in India founded in 1989. Over two decades, it has grown from a small manufacturer to a major supplier of brake assemblies, brake shoes, and other automotive parts to OEMs in India. The company aims to make its products the first choice of users. It manufactures brake shoes and other friction products through a process that includes melting aluminum alloy, die casting, trimming, lapping, inspection, and packaging. Quality is ensured through certifications and a JIT production system with zero PPM defects.
Roll crusher
This series crusher is a crushing machine researched and manufactured by our company for coarse crushing. The roll crusher is widely used for crushing high hard and medium hard materials in such industrial departments such as metallurgy, building material and refractory. It has the features of low noise, little powder dust, reliable performance and convenient maintenance.
Double disc cbn diamond grinding wheel
More Superhard Diamond / CBN Grinding Disc Including Resin Diamond / CBN Grinding Disc, Vitrified Diamond / CBN Grinding Disc, Double-Disc Surface Grinding Disc, Pellet Grinding Wheel And So On.
Unit 5A Gear Manufacturing Methods
Gear manufacturing methods covering all forming and generation methods. Gear hobbing, shaping,rolling,grinding, etc
Design and Analysis of Grinding Wheel Angle Dressing Unit for Broach Tool
This document describes the design and analysis of a grinding wheel angle dressing unit. Key points:
- The unit features adjustable parts like an angle disc and diamond housing to enable dressing grinding wheels at different angles.
- It is intended to simplify and reduce the time required for dressing grinding wheels compared to conventional methods.
- A solid modeling analysis found that a diamond dressing tool provides longer life than an aluminum oxide tool, though the latter has a lower cost.
- The angle dressing unit can be used to prepare grinding wheels for cylindrical grinding, surface grinding, broach grinding, and spline grinding applications.
PCB De panel machine
This document describes a V-cut PCB depaneling machine. It has 6 knives that cut smoothly and precisely to prevent board warping. The blades are calibrated using laser measurement to ensure accurate cuts. The machine can cut board lengths without limit from 0.5-3.0mm thick and at speeds up to 600mm/s. It is powered by 220V/50Hz and measures 800x380x240mm with the tray extending it to 2600x380x240mm.
Datasheet CSmini169 LED Display Module.pptx
This document summarizes the key details of the CSmini169 series LED display module.
It introduces 6 models with pixel pitches ranging from 1.42mm to 2.5mm. It then describes the product features such as aluminum frame construction for strength and heat dissipation.
The document lists the main technical specifications and parameters of the CSmini169-1.81 model. It highlights 11 advantages of the product including multi-model compatibility, large 99-section scanning, protection from moisture and impacts, efficient single-interface design, customized splicing, and ultra-thin lightweight design. Competitive analysis and example application scenarios are also provided.
Marcopolo - Company Profile
Marcopolo Prototyping company based in India with offices in Noida, Ahmedabad. SLA, SLS, CNC Machining , Casting, Rubber Moulding, Soft Moulding with Silicon Moulds, Painting facilities available.
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PCD Cutting Tools for Automotive parts and other field
PCD Cutting Tools for Automotive parts and other field
Aluminium + Ticp Matrix Composite Parting-Off Wheel-Production
Aluminium + Ticp Matrix Composite Parting-Off Wheel-Production
Is there one machine to replace manual plaster the wall?
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Design and Analysis of Grinding Wheel Angle Dressing Unit for Broach Tool
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Developing History of Shredder Machine
- 1. Developing History of Shredder Machine The first generation of shredders Most of the first generation of the transmission mechanism is driven by a belt with low noise, but the belt may be pulled and deformed after long working hours, even the breaking phenomenon, and the surface of the belt teeth is easily worn and the machine running may slip. The second generation of shredders Plastic gear rolls, because it is difficult to master injection and shrinking process accurately of the shredder machine, resulting in the low accuracy of the gear itself. And running at high speed, the noise is large. Due to the brittle plastic parts, poor toughness, it is prone to appear the phenomenon of broken teeth. The third generation shredders Metal sprocket: quiet operation, low energy loss, efficient cutting, and the perfect coordination of the various components of the system achieve the compelling features. The fourth generation of shredder machine The drive mechanism of shredder machine is the metal gear, although the metal gears overcome the above drawbacks, it is difficult to avoid the impact of the metal gear and friction sound. Due to the mounting accuracy of the metal bodies, the lubrication conditions of the gear meshing, technical and maintenance of the lubrication effect and uncontrollable long- term operation, there will be a lot of noise at high-speed operation. The fifth generation of shredder machine Diamond snug movement, it takes use of alloy steel materials, quenching process of metal tool, completely CNC machining technology, and the workmanship guarantee transmission installation accuracy, so the wear is reduced to a minimum to ensure the stability of product quality and reduce noise. We can assurance the quality of single shaft shredder with the super full rigid all-metal gear which is made of steel roller knife, high quality powerful motor. The sixth generation of shredders (modern) Currently, the high-tech multimedia high series grinder has the high technology content which can be used to broken CD-ROM, floppy disk, tape, video, etc. and the embedded button panel with a protective film ensure the function of the way forward, rewind, stop, and full stop. In the modern world, we pay attention to care for the quality of life, we have higher
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