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DEPUTY Prime Minister Nick Clegg is opening himself up to a no-holds barred question and answer session to Oxford Mail readers.
Mr Clegg, pictured, is visiting the city two days before the May 22 council and European parliament elections and has agreed to meet voters and answer any questions put to him.
There will be no (reasonable) topic off limits and the invitation to the meeting is open to anyone of any political persuasion.
Mr Clegg encouraged Oxford Mail readers to sign up for the event, which will be held at a city centre location on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 20.
He said: "Ever since I have been leader of the Liberal Democrats I have held meetings where members of the public can come along and ask me a question directly.
"It is something I have continued as Deputy Prime Minister and believe as many people as possible should be given the chance to put their elected politicians on the spot.
"The event is two days before we go to the polls in the local and European elections and the Liberal Democrats aren't scared to speak up.
"We are Britain's party of 'in', standing up for staying in Europe loudly, passionately and unequivocally, because that is how we keep this nation stronger, safer and richer.
"It's great the Oxford Mail has agreed to host the event and I would encourage readers to register and come along to ask me a question."
Audience members will have to apply for places by registering through the web address at the bottom of this story.
It is free to attend. Places will be limited and the closing date for applications will be 6pm on Sunday, May 18.
Audience members will be informed on Monday, May 19, of the location once they have been accepted. You will need to bring photo identification to get in.
Because of security arrangements, applicants will be vetted by the police.
However, that is the only check that will be made and the audience will not be selected along political lines. If you have a question for the Deputy Prime Minister, we want you to have the chance to ask it.
Oxford Mail editor Simon O'Neill said: "This is a rare chance for our readers to put the questions that matter to them directly to the Deputy Prime Minister and we are proud to be involved.
"This will not be some Liberal Democrat election rally. It is for real people to ask real questions and get real answers.
"Many people may not agree with Liberal Democrat policies, but it is still impressive Mr Clegg is prepared to open himself up to this type of forum. Our city is known for its intellectual debate and it will be intriguing to see how the meeting develops."
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i did think the story line was an interesting one. it could have gone much deeper though, involved other characters in a twist that really could have you going. I think this would have been a first draft or even a very long outline its not D.O.A. but could have been blossomed.
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The parts of the story that involved the teenagers.
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Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, GöteborgThis hotel is across from Gothenburg Central Station, within the city's canal system. It has a fitness club with an indoor pool, as well as free Wi-Fi access.
Score from 2625 reviews Excellent
This hotel is on Drottningtorget Square, 325 ft from Gothenburg Central Station. It features free gym access, free in-room Wi-Fi and traditional Scandinavian cuisine.
Score from 1742 reviews Good
Opened in March 2013, this hotel is by Lindholmen Science Park, overlooking Gothenburg's harbor and the Göta River. It features a rooftop terrace and a spa center with 2 hot bathtubs and a hot tub.
Score from 1296 reviews Excellent
This hotel is a 2 minute walk from Chapmans Torg Tram Stop and less than half a mile from Gothenburg's Ferry Terminal. It offers a popular breakfast buffet, free Wi-Fi and rooftop terrace.
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Breakfast was very busy and so staff struggled to clear and clean tables.
Very clean hotel with comfortable bed located above the central station. The hotel seem to be almost new and the staff at the front desk was pleasant and efficient. Highly recommended for business and pleasure in Gothenburg.
The view from the room could be better.
Location! In the middle of the town and above the station! Really nice breakfast.
Kind of slow Wifi
A quiet place, comfortable, nice. Still, in a central location. The city centre is in a walking distance, also perfect for travellers arriving by train. Direct bus link from the central station to the Gothenburg International Airport.
Design, cleanness, privacy, sound proof rooms, location (basically inside the train station, yet does not feel like it), excellent wi-fi with no hassles of logging-in/out.
Poor value for a suit Furnitures dirty
Easy access to the central station, friendly staff, cleaness of the room, and the variety of breakfast.
Nothing in particular.
The hotel is situated inside the train station but it is very well separate. The good side is that you are surrounded by lots of shops, restaurants and public transport. The rooms are nice, but without terraces. The breakfast was big enough and the staff friendly. We liked the hotel!
It is very good but it's still in the train station.
Location was perfect, just above nils Ericsson bus station and central station Rates this time were quite affordable Hotel still looks very new, rooms were very clean , minibar , iron and safe box present in room
The only thing I didnt liked was fish menu in the resturant , or maybe it was only ;)
Hotel is in a great location for visiting Gothenburg. It is located over the main train station. Noise from trains is not an issue in the hotel. Our room was very clean. Beds were very comfortable and a well stocked mini bar was available.
Only if you arrive late via train to the central station and you are only staying 1 night, the hotel could be ok to stay at. Otherwise book somewhere else.
This hotel is in the central station. You can hear the trains and you have to walk over the station area to get from rooms to reception and breakfast area. There are ALOT of nasty questionable people hanging right outside the entrance, like at most train stations in the world. Rooms had no windows to the outside, and could not be opened. You could not even see what weather was like because the "window" was to inside. No air.... Not good.
Location, quick checkin & checkout Nice clean sheets and towels Comfortable bed Well equipped room
Poorly signed entry area Bar fridge in room did not chill properly
i like the fact that is central, nice staff, clean and big size room. Appreciated the aircondition...
Iam pleased with everything about First G
Central Quiet! Clean Modern
Center point of location.
Front Desk staff hospital is average.
Location. Excellent air-condition. Good food.
Room was clean and bright. Near rail station excellent.
Reception staff seemed distant. No drawers or shelves in room. The promised sofa was a third bed, which was made up when we arrived. Unlike the other hotels used this holiday, there was no complimentary coffee on tap.
Views, lack of storage for clothes, expensive
I did like the central position and the rooms where simple and fine. The doublebed was good, but not the one for our child!
But the breakfast could be better for that price we did pay.
Clean and modern rooms, comfortable beds and good location
The rooms in this hotel have no windows that can open, and with no air conditioning it makes the air very dense. There was a kind of ventilation system though, and the staff in the reception advised us to leave the bathroom door open in a certain position for better circulation of the air... After the first night we bought an electric fan at the shopping center nearby. Also, don't hope for a nice city view from the room; most windows just point out to another indoor area in the building.
Got a very good deal, big room for small $$$. Last minutes are maybe the best ;-) Bed good, space good, bathroom good. Room was quite because inside. Very practically and well situated close to the center and the railway station. There are so many rooms, if there isn't any big event in Gothenburg, maybe wait for the last minutes deal.
Found the staff quite cold... was better with the day crew.
Loction and urban design of this Hotel. Really useful and nearby for all means of transports car rental included
Very good location, clean and nice room, also nice staff and internet. Perfect choice. :)
Just I can say its an excellent place to live
Location. Staff.
Breakfast wasn't top notch
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I stayed at this hotel on July 1st, 2012. Unfortunately, I did not notice the bugs until after I was in the bed. The hotel switched my room, but did not apologize for the situation. There was no sense of urgency to the matter, more like a oh well from the person at the front desk. When I spoke to the manager in the morning the clerk had not made her aware of the situation.
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Since its founding in 1994, Action Computers has seen the rise and fall of many technologies. Zip drives. DOS. Dot-com companies. But through every systemic shakeup, the team has held firm in stocking up-to-date new and used hardware, as well as refurbished systems. These range from monitors and desktop towers to sleek graphics cards and RAM sticks. When the team turns its computing knowledge toward repairs and system setups, it carries a commitment to top-shelf customer service and spending one-on-one time with each client?sometimes spending more time with the customer than the device itself. Many services can be performed remotely, precluding the need for travel fees or folding a technician into a cramped shipping box. Any parts that can't be repaired or refurbished get repurposed or donated elsewhere, living up to Action Computers' motto of "We recycle technology."
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Now it turns out there may be a genetic reason for that -- what some are lightly calling the 'couch potato gene'.
Ariella Jackson has a love-hate relationship with exercise.
"I don't want to get up. I don't want to exercise," said Jackson.
But when she stopped training she gained weight.
The twenty-one year old blames herself.
But a new study indicates it could be another culprit.
The gene FTO, already linked to obesity risk, is now linked to something else, the will to exercise.
"So the robot is pulling DNA from this plate."
For a decade, geneticist Molly Bray has isolated millions of DNA samples from thousands of subjects.
"When people tell you, 'exercise is hard, it hurts for me,' they're not lazy, they're reporting to you exactly what they're feeling," said Dr. Bray.
In their DNA, she found the person with one FTO sequence is more likely to keep exercising with the other FTO sequence is more likely to drop out.
During final trials at UAB, subjects are asked to train for fifteen weeks and are measured, tested and interviewed.
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Doctor Bray said that is FTO talking. It worked for Shane Day.
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It's hard to review the 3rd gen iPad since it's so similar to the iPad 2 in so many ways. To put it simply, the new iPad takes an already industry-leading experience and makes it significantly better. Anyone reading this has no doubt already read over and over how amazing this display is, but that doesn't change the fact that it's true. This display is mind-blowingly stunning. You really haven't even seen anything like this before. It's as good as everything you've read.
The battery life seems on par with the iPad 2, maybe ever so slightly shorter, but the real issue here is how long it takes to charge the new iPad. Your best course of action is to just plug it in when you go to bed every two or three nights. In my completely unscientific observations, it seems to take 6-7 minutes to charge 1% of battery power. Ouch.
On paper, the only other downsides to the new iPad are the fact that it's slightly thicker and slightly heavier. In all honesty, you may notice the thickness, but it in no way makes a difference in use. The weight can be a bit of a mixed bag though. I can't tell if it's just in my head or if I really do feel the extra weight during use. It's not a lot though. In no way should this factor into a buying decision.
While the rear camera is a welcome improvement that you'll rarely use, I would have liked to see the front camera updated. Personally, this is the camera that I feel gets more use. Why not put a good camera up front? I use this camera for self portraits and video chatting. Why not make me look good?
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Garet Garrett died fifty years ago today. Garrett was an exemplar of the"old right" which opposed both U.S. entry into World War II and the Cold War. Before that, he had been a figure of some note as a novelist, editor of The Conference Board, and the economics essayist for the Saturday Evening Post.
Not long before his death, he penned the following lament:"We have crossed the boundary that lies between Republic and Empire. If you ask when, the answer is that you cannot make a single stroke between day and night; the precise moment does not matter. There was no painted sign to say: 'You are now entering Imperium.' Yet it was a very old road and the voice of history was saying: 'Whether you know it or not, the act of crossing may be irreversible.' And now, not far ahead, is a sign that reads: 'No U-turns.'" (People's Pottage, 117)
Fortunately, it addition to a fiftieth anniversary volume of the People's Pottage, Bruce Ramsey has edited two excellent compilations of Garrett's work: Salvos Against the New Deal, and The Antiwar Editorials of the Saturday Evening Post, 1939-1942.
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I heard from Richard Cornuelle, who knew him well along with Rothbard, that his body was found lying in a pile of galley proofs on the floor. I like that version best! Interestingly, Cornuelle says that Garret urged him to go and see poverty first hand, before making judgments, by visiting the coal fields of West Virgina. A lot of us could benefit from that lesson.
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The Freeman published an obituary of his death. I remember how sad I felt when I came across it. As I recall, he had died of pneumonia from living in a cave in New Jersey. Disgusted with the world of irrationality, he sought refuge in nature.
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Best place to watch a Steelers game outside of being at Heinz Field. However, the food leaves a little bit to be desired. I ordered a burger which came with a stale bun and lukewarm mac & cheese. My friend ordered the grilled cheese and she said it didn't have any taste. This place needs to upgrade its food immediately. Or call the folks at McDunna's--they have THE best bar food in town!Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag Abuse
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The Pacers offense has completely disappeared. The familiarities of Indiana's offense are nowhere to be found.
The screening is lazy; when is the last time the Pacers got multiple open threes off of pin-down screens? The cuts are lazy; when is the last time a guard cut behind Roy Hibbert posting up and got an easy layup?
On top of weak screens and bad cuts, the Pacers off ball movement is atrocious. And the result is turnovers and contested jump shots. It was no different against San Antonio.
Here in the first quarter, the Pacers tried to get the ball to Hibbert in the post. Luis Scola is also in the lane and Paul George and Evan Turner are standing and pointing.
George Hill feeds the ball to Hibbert, but notice where Hibbert catches the ball.
He's been pushed out to 15 feet. Hibbert is no position to get up a decent shot, and Indiana has wasted nearly half of the shot clock trying to get him the ball on the block.
Hibbert skips the ball to the corner to Paul George, who dribbles around in the corner before driving and passing to Scola in the lane. The ball is deflected, and the Spurs come up with a steal.
Now the Pacers burned through the shot clock; it is down to six seconds when George actually starts to drive. But check out how far any of the Pacers have moved. Turner has slid from the wing to the top of the key, and Scola has gone from the block to the elbow.
That's it. That's all the movement the Pacers managed on this possession.
There were no cuts through the lane. There were no screens on this possession. Indiana looked for Hibbert to post up and once he was voided, the Pacers relied on Paul George to just make something happen.
Also note that the Spurs are in the midst of switching defenders. Hill did a good job of pushing the ball up, which led to Tony Parker guarding Luis Scola and Tiago Splitter guarding Evan Turner.
First, the Pacers don't look to take advantage of either of these potential mismatches. Secondly, the Spurs have a really easy time switching back to the defensive matchups they want because the Pacers are standing still.
If Turner or George made a cut through the lane, or if Scola had gone to set a back screen for Hill, then the Spurs wouldn't have had such an easy time rotating on the weak side. But no, the Pacers remain still, allowing the Spurs to switch.
Now in the fourth quarter, the Pacers had a chance to get within five points. So, the Pacers went with a Paul George isolation. (To be fair, George is in the top 20 percent in the NBA in isolation efficiency, and the Pacers are seventh best in isolations as a team, per Synergy Sports.)
That's Paul George on the far side with the ball.
That's Paul George firing up a contested, mid-range jumper, three seconds later.
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Convicting cops tough: expert
Juries reluctant to find guilt for alleged on-duty crimes
A jury's acquittal of two police officers for shooting an unarmed man and trying to cover it up has again raised the difficulty of successfully prosecuting police for crimes allegedly committed while on duty.
Late Friday, a six-woman, six-man Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench jury found both Const. Darrel Keith Selley and Const. Kristopher John Overwater not guilty of shooting the victim in the buttocks and then lying to their superiors about the man grabbing one of their handguns during a foot chase down a River Heights back lane four years ago. The Crown will not appeal the verdict.
Former Crown prosecutor and deputy attorney general Bruce MacFarlane, now a law professor at the University of Manitoba, said securing a jury conviction against a police officer for an on-the-job incident is extremely difficult not only in Canada, but in courts around the world.
It's because the public has a high level of trust in police officers, he said.
That means jurors are more willing to give police the benefit of the doubt if something goes wrong in the execution of their duties, he said.
"If you're talking about the normal exercise of normal police powers, juries generally tend to say in essence, 'These are the people that are protecting us on a daily basis; they have to exercise judgment really quickly, they don't have time for reflection,' " MacFarlane said.
"They say, 'Sure maybe with the benefit of hindsight he or she should have done it differently, but you have to understand the position that they were in at the time; it was a split-second judgment call, and should we put them in jail because they made an error in judgment in a split second?' "
In the past decade, the Winnipeg Police Association has complained officers are held to a higher standard when it comes to criminal charges -- that charges are laid when there is little chance of conviction.
Manitoba Justice says two factors go into any decision to prosecute a police officer: whether there is a reasonable likelihood of conviction and whether proceeding would be in the public interest. The same standards are used for everyone else. Since 2000, independent lawyers have been brought in to prosecute cases against police.
MacFarlane said when he was deputy minister he became involved in the Heads of Prosecuting Agencies in the Commonwealth, which examined common problems among a dozen member countries that each share prosecution systems based on English common law.
"One of the issues was prosecuting police," MacFarlane said. "What struck me was everybody was saying the same thing, and that was when it came to a charge arising from the execution of their duties, it was extremely difficult in all of these countries to successfully prosecute, even though the evidence appeared to be there."
He said despite this apparent unwillingness of juries to convict police officers, it's extremely unlikely the standard of laying a charge against an officer will ever change.
"The real test is if jurors were to apply the evidence and the law properly, if they were to do their job properly, is there a reasonable likelihood of conviction? If the answer is yes, then you charge."
Robert Tapper, who prosecuted Selley and Overwater, said he believes after two days of deliberations, the jury decided the shooting victim got what he deserved and that neither officer should be punished.
Tapper also pointed to the beating of Rodney King by Los Angeles police officers on March 3, 1991.
Despite a video of the incident, a jury acquitted the four officers. The acquittals are considered to have sparked the 1992 Los Angeles riots in which 53 people were killed and more than 2,000 were injured.
Some of the more prominent cases against police officers and their outcomes:
Richard Dow: The former city police officer was sentenced to 16 months in jail in September 2012 for sexually assaulting 11 young women whom he persuaded to model for his photography business.
Harry Bakema: The former East St. Paul police chief has pleaded not guilty to perjury, obstruction of justice and breach of trust in connection with the February 2005 traffic death of Crystal Taman. His trial ended in May 2012. A decision is pending.
Jeffery Moyse and Trevor Ens: The two RCMP officers were convicted in November 2011 for the beating and illegal arrest and detention of a 19-year-old man in October 2008. Moyse received a four-month jail sentence and Ens was sentenced to four months of house arrest. Both have appealed.
Jess Zebrun and Peter 0'Kane: The two city police officers were charged with perjury in connection with a 2005 drug search. They were acquitted on a legal technicality in February 2011, but a new trial was ordered. The case against Zebrun was dropped after O'Kane died in an off-duty accident late last year.
(Unnamed officer): The now 56-year-old former city police officer, a 25-year veteran of the force, was sentenced in August 2009 to 15 years in prison for the home invasion and prolonged rape of his terminally ill ex-wife in July 2008. He can't be named because of a court order.
Daniel Aminot: The city police officer pleaded guilty in August 2009 to impaired driving. When driving off-duty in May 2007, he drove his motorcycle into oncoming traffic and crashed, injuring himself and his helmetless female passenger. He was fined $1,500 and suspended for driving for one year.
Derek Harvey Zenk: In a controversial plea bargain, the city police officer pleaded guilty in July 2007 to dangerous driving causing death in exchange for a conditional sentence of two years less a day. He was charged in connection with a February 2005 off-duty collision that killed Crystal Taman.
William Anastacio: The city police officer was convicted in February 2005 of assaulting an intoxicated man an the Main Street Project on Aug. 8., 2002. He was fined $350.
Alexander Whalen, Grant Bannatyne, Michael Peterson: The three city police officers were charged with one count each of assault causing bodily harm in November 2003 after restraining an unruly bar patron. The charges were stayed two years later when the victim could not be located.
Marianne Sheard: The city police officer was charged in connection with an off-duty February 1998 road-rage incident. The Crown dropped the case in 2003, deciding not to take the matter to a third trial. Sheard was acquitted by a jury in January 2001, but the Manitoba Court of Appeal ordered a new trial. Her second trial ended with a hung jury.
Trevor Pashe: The Dakota Ojibway police officer pleaded guilty in January 2002 to common assault against his now-former wife and received a suspended sentence and probation.
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Description: MILFORM® 6276 is a moderate to heavy duty synthetic stamping and drawing fluid recommended for ferrous and most non-ferrous applications. MILFORM® 6276 utilizes new lubricant additives to replace traditional extreme pressure additives.
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming, Rust / Corrosion Preventative
- Chemistry / Constituents: Synthetic / Semi-synthetic, Water Soluble / Emulsion
- Industry & Features: EP (Extreme Pressure / Active)
Description: MILFORM 636 is versatile heavy duty stamping and drawing fluid designed for stamping, drawing, blanking, forming, punching, piercing, end forming and rim rolling. It can be used on ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming
- Chemistry / Constituents: Water Soluble / Emulsion
- Flash Point: 390 F
- Industry & Features: EP (Extreme Pressure / Active)
Description: MILFORM® 633 stamping and drawing fluid is recommended for a variety if applications. It is especially well suited for wheel rim rolling applications. This versatile product has excellent lubricity characteristics for stamping and drawing applications and can also be used as a machining
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming, Rust / Corrosion Preventative
- Chemistry / Constituents: Petroleum / Mineral Oil, Water Soluble / Emulsion
- Flash Point: 350 F
- Industry & Features: Low / Non-foaming
Supplier: CDF Industries
Description: Industries' approach the sensible way to meet industrial chemical needs. Metal Working & Process Chemicals Soluble Oils, Synthetics, Semi-Synthetics Cutting, Stamping, Drawing Fluids Water dilutable fluids CDF Industries manufactures a complete line of metalworking coolants, cutting &
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- Chemistry / Constituents: Synthetic / Semi-synthetic, Water Soluble / Emulsion
Description: Houghto-Draw® WD 4814 drawing fluid is formulated for medium and fine multi-wire copper wire drawing and drawing rod. Its formulation allows multi-wire machines to operate at high speeds because of its high lubricity and good cleaning properties. It prevents oxidation on both copper wire
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming
- Industry & Features: Specialty
Supplier: Henkel Corporation - Automotive
Description: No Description Provided
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming, Rust / Corrosion Preventative
- Industry & Features: Automotive / Transportation
Supplier: Total Lubricants USA, Inc.
Description: Synthetic, micro-emulsion for drawing and stamping ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
- Function / Application: Metal Forming
- Chemistry / Constituents: Synthetic / Semi-synthetic
Metalworking Lubricants, Coolants, and Fluids - Metalworking Solutions -- Drawing, Stamping and FormingSupplier: Pico Chemical Corp.
Description: Drawing, Stamping and Forming: The PICO line of drawing, stamping, and forming fluids provide regulatory and safety compliance without sacrificing performance and perform admirably in severe drawing applications, and successfully eliminate staining and cleaning during down stream processes. PICO
Supplier: Gesswein Co., Inc.
Description: . Lube-Stik may also be used to reduce the effort needed for drawing operations. Supplied in a handy "push-up" dispenser tube.
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Cutting
- Industry & Features: Specialty
Description: Vegetable-based, water-dilutable drawing compound Houghto-Draw® V-2000 handles most drawing and forming operations on both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. It contains no chlorine, phosphorus or sulfur additives and has superior lubricating properties. Houghto-Draw V-2000 is ideal when used
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming
- Chemistry / Constituents: Synthetic / Semi-synthetic
- Industry & Features: Specialty
Supplier: Total Lubricants USA, Inc.
Description: Chlorinated, drawing and forming lubricant for ferrous metals.
- Function / Application: Metal Forming
Supplier: Castrol Industrial North America, Inc.
Description: Castrol Iloform – An innovative, comprehensive and high performing metal forming product range, for use in the following applications: Sheet metal stamping Deep drawing and tube drawing Wire drawing and cold heading Fineblanking Hydroforming Welded tube rolling Castrol offers you
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming
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Description: Shell FenellaÒ Oils CH are chlorine free, compounded mineral oils designed for use in a wide range of metal forming applications including heading, stamping, rolling, drawing, and extruding of aluminum, copper, ferrous and other non-ferrous metals. Shell Fenella Oils CH 401 and CH 402
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming, Rust / Corrosion Preventative
- Chemistry / Constituents: Petroleum / Mineral Oil
- Flash Point: 145 F
- Industry & Features: EP (Extreme Pressure / Active), Specialty
Description: Shell Fenella Oil DS 4470 is a highly chlorinated, heavy-duty, emulsifiable drawing oil for very severe drawing operations on heavy gauge carbon and stainless steels. Shell Fenella Oil DS 4470 contains film strength agents to impart heavy duty forming characteristics. It is inhibited to protect
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming
- Chemistry / Constituents: Water Soluble / Emulsion
- Industry & Features: EP (Extreme Pressure / Active), Specialty
Description: Shell Fenella Oil DS 2260 is a heavy-duty water-soluble synthetic drawing compound suitable for steel and stainless steel. Extreme pressure agents provide good tooling performance on difficult forming, blanking and punching operations. Shell Fenella Oil DS 2260 is a blend of wetting agents
- Function / Application: Lubricant, Metal Forming, Rust / Corrosion Preventative
- Chemistry / Constituents: Natural (Vegetable Oil / Animal Fat), Synthetic / Semi-synthetic, Water Soluble / Emulsion, Specialty / Other
- Industry & Features: EP (Extreme Pressure / Active), Specialty
Metalworking Lubricants, Coolants, and Fluids - Metalworking Solutions -- Machining & Material RemovalSupplier: Pico Chemical Corp.
Description: eliminate "Monday morning odors" as well as the need for tank-side additives. Applications include cutting, grinding, broaching, drilling, threading, tapping, roll forming, drawing and stamping.
Description: Ensis™ PL 1608 is a rust-preventive prelube oil designed for application to automotive-grade cold rolled steel sheets. It can be applied by roll transfer, drip feed or electrostatic application methods. It exhibits excellent drawing properties and easy removal.
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- Industry & Features: Specialty
Supplier: HydraCheck Inc.
Description: The fluid power symbol drawing template is ideal for students who are learning to read symbols and draw schematics. it is also useful for draftspersons and engineers who need to draw hydraulic schematics but do not draw enough to warrant a computer- based system. The symbol template enables
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Standards and Technical Documents - Hydraulic fluid power -- Marking of performance characteristics on hydraulic filters -- ISO 27407:2010
Description: applies to the marking of information only on the filter; the customer can request that the same information be specified on the product drawing or as part of the product packaging.
Standards and Technical Documents - ISA-RP31.1-1977 Specification, Installation, and Calibration of Turbine Flowmeters
Description: Establishes minimum ordering information; recommended acceptance, and qualification test methods, including calibration techniques; uniform terminology and drawing symbols; and recommended installation techniques for volumetric turbine flow transducers having an electrical output.Scope
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Description: conceals small grooves and threads from the process fluid making cleaning easier. While some of the internal components must be washed separately, riboflavin testing utilizing a Sprayball assembly is available for all Sartoclear® P housings. CIP caps are also available. Complete Flexibility
- Maximum Pressure: 145 psi
- Industry Use: Biopharmaceutical
- Filtration Product: Other
- Housing Material: Steel - Stainless
Supplier: Sartorius Group
Description: designs are available upon request. Quality Control and Documentation Premium document package as standard includes as-built drawing(s), BOM, MTRs, elastomer certs., hydrotest certs., surface finish certs., EP | passivation certs., weld log, etc. Each Filter Housing is also labeled with a matching
- Industry Use: Biopharmaceutical
- Filtration Product: Water, Other
- Housing Material: Steel - Stainless
- Features: FDA Compliant
Supplier: Avantes
Description: into a fluorescence probe, a special reflector accessory, FCR-FLTIP-IND, is attached to the probe end. It prevents ambient light to enter the probe and backscatters the excitation light. This increases the typically low fluorescence signal. The fluid channel path can be varied between 0 and 5 mm. Fibers Illumination
- Probe Type: Insertion
- Probe Application: UV / VIS, VIS / NIR, Fluorescence
- Probe Length: 5.04 inch
- Probe Diameter: 0.5000 inch
Supplier: ASME
Description: seals Sealing reciprocating shafts Seal materials Handling and fitting Chapter 11 Lubricant Testing and Specifications The object of testing Functional tests Chemical and physical tests Standards and specifications Automotive engine oil specifications Drawing up a specification Precision of tests
Supplier: ASME Standards and Certification
Description: seals Sealing reciprocating shafts Seal materials Handling and fitting Chapter 11 Lubricant Testing and Specifications The object of testing Functional tests Chemical and physical tests Standards and specifications Automotive engine oil specifications Drawing up a specification Precision of tests
Supplier: ARGAL s.r.l.
Description: stroke on one side is simultaneously the suctionstroke on the opposing diaphragm alternately drawing fluid inone side while discharging fluid from the other side. APPLICATIONS Transferring Collecting Recirculation Main features Self-priming Non-electrical Runs dry without damage Variable
Supplier: ProMinent Fluid Controls, Inc.
Description: ProMinent DULCO®Trans are barrel pumps for metering fluid media. DULCO®Trans pumps are available in three different sizes. They are used for bottling, depleting and decanting fluids from canisters, barrels and reservoirs. Their metering capacity is 317, 793, 1,110 gph (1,200, 3,000, 4,200
- Media: Chemicals
Supplier: Hyatt's Graphic Supply Co., Inc.
Description: This kit is the perfect start-up set. Just choose your favorite colors of screen printing ink and you are ready to go. The kit contains a 10" x 14" frame, a squeegee, one 4 oz. jar each of screen filler, drawing fluid and diazo photo emulsion, 1/2 gram of sensitizer, a paint brush
Supplier: Thermal Wire and Cable LLC
Description: applications. Pure nickel conductors are often employed and go through a rigorous cleaning process that removes drawing fluids, oils, and other contaminants that are common to stranded conductor metals. This proprietary process greatly reduces the potential off-gassing of processing materials
- Temperature Range: 1999 F
- Gauge Thickness: 10 Gauge
- Insulation Material: Other
Supplier: US Water Systems, Inc.
Description: Dimensions: A - Filter Height: 13" B - In/Out Width: 3.2" C - Diameter: 4.06" D - Inlet: 11.84" Resources: Harmsco FSSS Housing Brochure Harmsco FSSS Installation Instructions FSSS Engineering Drawing
- Filtration Product: Lubricants
- Maximum Pressure: 300 psi
- Industry Use: Food and Beverage, Municipal Water Supply
- Housing Material: Steel - Stainless
Supplier: Pilot Chemical Company
Description: ® products to meet your specifications. Composition Very High Molecular Wt. Alkyl Aryl Sulfonate (MW=520) Application Offers very strong and extraordinary corrosion inhibitor for metal parts exposed to water, such as high water based coolants and hydraulic fluids, drawing compounds, cutting
Supplier: Eriez
Description: double bowl, the high performance model HP-20 single bowl or model HP-40 double bowl. These systems are often combined with high capacity cartridge filters to polish the fluid and remove fines below the limit of the centrifuge alone. Ideal applications include tool and cutter grinding, glass
- Application / Industry Use: Heat Transfer Fluids, Other
- Centrifugal Separators: All Centrifugal Separators, Centrifuge
Supplier: VACUUBRAND, Inc.
Description: disinfection routine for the suction tubing for drawing in disinfectant after switching off the pump self-closing quick couplings (as accessory to the BVC professional G) for convenient and safe bottle change, e.g., for work with biohazards for professional work and a perfect fit for required safety
- Ultimate Operating Vacuum: 112 torr
- Pumping Speed: 0.4000 to 0.5000 CFM
- Configuration: Vacuum Pump System / Station
- Applications: General Purpose / Industrial, Analytical / Scientific, Medical / Laboratory, Pharmaceutical / Sanitary
Description: Shell Callina Fluid 3250 (formerly Dasco Kleen 3250) is a liquid alkaline compound specifically developed for spray cleaning operations. Shell Callina Fluid 3250 will not emulsify oil-containing compounds. Shell Callina Fluid 3250 is very effective in removing light to medium drawing and stamping
- Type: Cleaner / Cleaning Agent
- Aqueous / Water-based: Yes
- pH: Alkaline Cleaner (11 to 12.5 pH)
- Temperature (As Used): 130 to 180 F
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Custom Conductive Fluid Level Sensors
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