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  • One tool that maps releases of mercury<ref>[http://toxmap.nlm.nih.gov/toxmap/tri/map ...ains exemptions for the health care sector and a two year grace period for manufacturers of barometers.
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  • 112 Parks Tool Co. (Woodworking equipment)<br/> 247 MTD-Modern Tool and Die (not MID)<br/>
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  • ...it is being "born." ACOMP can be used as an analytical method in R&D, as a tool for reaction optimization at the bench and pilot plant level and, eventuall ==ACOMP as a Tool for Efficiency==
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  • ...]] from a length of cord, [[yarn]], or thread with a [[Crochet hook|hooked tool]]. :A [[darning mushroom]] is a tool which can be used for [[sewing|darning]] clothes, particularly [[sock]]s. T
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  • *Stickiness improver, provide adhesive property towards tool surface (in metalworking) The global lubricant market is generally competitive with numerous manufacturers and marketers. Overall the western market may be considered mature with a f
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  • Some [[Automotive industry|automotive manufacturers]] use stainless steel as decorative highlights in their vehicles. ...eat treatment]], these steels are used as [[razor]] blades, [[cutlery]], [[tool]]s, etc.
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  • ...usually cut using a [[keyhole saw]] or a small high-speed bit in a rotary tool. Drywall is then fixed to the [[wall]] structure with [[nail (engineering)| ...me a problem. Some landfill sites have banned the dumping of drywall. Some manufacturers take back waste wallboard from construction sites and recycle it into new w
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  • Modern safety manufacturers provide a range of isolation devices specifically designed to fit various s * The employee is performing minor tool changes or other minor servicing activities that are routine, repetitive, a
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  • • all designers, manufacturers, importers and suppliers to workplaces, which may include confined spaces. • Discussions with designers, manufacturers, suppliers or other employers with similar workplaces or processes.
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  • Drug manufacturers, mold makers in sweet factories, printers Gum manufacturers, sweet makers
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  • ...(REACH) Regulations in Europe – the model is known as the Advanced REACH Tool or ART. ...ergonomics]] was in machine and system design, work that was passed to the manufacturers and contributed widely to worker safety and efficiency.
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  • Benzene has been used as a basic research tool in a variety of experiments including analysis of a [[two-dimensional gas]] One tool that maps releases of benzene [http://toxmap.nlm.nih.gov/toxmap/tri/mapIt.d
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  • *Until recently Arsenic was used in optical glass. Modern glass manufacturers, under pressure from environmentalists, have removed it, along with [[Lead] One tool that maps releases of arsenic to particular locations in the United States<
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  • ...n important alloying material for steel. The [[high speed steel|high speed tool steels]] contain between 3 and 5% chromium. [[Stainless steel]], the main c ...strong chromate solutions in electroplating, tanning and chrome-producing manufacturers.<ref>{{cite web|publisher = DermNet NZ|title = Chrome Contact Allergy|url =
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  • ...and dense lines in the bones of children seen on X-ray. However, the main tool for diagnosis is measurement of the [[blood lead level]]; different treatme ...battery manufacturers and recyclers, firing range instructors, and plastic manufacturers are at risk for lead exposure.<ref name="Sanborn"/> Other occupations that
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  • ...diffusion into insulation. Lead is added to [[brass]] to reduce [[machine tool]] wear. ...onger, more even burn. Because of the dangers, European and North American manufacturers use more expensive alternatives such as zinc.<ref>{{cite journal|url = http
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  • ...search in [[computer supported cooperative work]] (CSCW) sees the EHR as a tool supporting particular work. ...[National Electrical Manufacturers Association|NEMA]] (National Electrical Manufacturers Association)
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  • ...to the general public about the sound and vibrations generated by [[power tool]]s during their use. Many of these tools produce sound levels high enough ...by cables and set to operate at full speed. For the loaded condition, the tool is used by a researcher to perform the task for which it was designed while
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  • ...able, who, starting with a $2,300 investment, opened a jobbing machine and tool shop out of their garage in [[Syracuse, New York]]. In 1914, the company be In 1981, [[Pentair, Inc.]] acquired Rockwell's power tool group—consisting of Porter-Cable and [[Delta Machinery]]—and restored t
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  • ...advertisement, 1947.jpg|right|thumb|1947 advertisement for the Dremel Moto-Tool]] ...he [[pneumatic]] [[die grinder]]s used in the [[metalworking]] industry by tool or [[moldmaker]]s.
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  • '''Skil''' is a brand of [[power tool|power handtools]] produced by [[Robert Bosch GmbH]]. The line traces its h {{Power tool manufacturers}}
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  • {{Power tool manufacturers}} [[Category:Power tool manufacturers]]
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  • {{Power tool manufacturers}} [[Category:Power tool manufacturers]]
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  • ...for its direct-fastening tools: powerful, low-velocity, [[Powder-actuated tool|powder-actuated]] fastening systems capable of driving a fastener into [[st ...theft. Similarly, Hilti's ATC (Active Torque Control) technology monitors tool-body movement to prevent equipment from twisting out of the operator's grip
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  • ...nded in 1910 as an electrical repair shop. Today, it is one of the leading manufacturers in new technology. * [[Power tool]]s
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  • ...y claim to be the inventor of the first [[electric]] [[carpentry]] [[power tool]], a [[door lock mortiser]] invented 1926. The company is located in [[Obe {{Power tool manufacturers}}
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  • [[Image:MakitaISD3.0.JPG|thumb|right|Makita power tool]] '''Makita Corporation''' ({{tyo|6586}}, {{NASDAQ|MKTAY}}) is a Japanese power tool company founded in 1915, and based in [[Anjō, Aichi|Anjō]], [[Japan]]. Ma
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  • ...erke GmbH''' is a manufacturer of a sizeable range of professional [[Power tool|power tools]]. ...duction of their first bench drilling machines, hand [[sander]]s, [[Brace (tool)|brace]]s, and the first universal [[drill]], sanding and polishing machine
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  • ...[[sewing machine]]s, [[dental drill|electric dental drills]], and [[power tool]]s. {{Tool manufacturers}}
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  • '''Ridgid''' is the brandname of the Ridge Tool Company of [[Elyria, Ohio]]. Founded in the 1920s as a manufacturer of prof {{Tool manufacturers}}
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  • *Campbell—Manufactures [[chains]] and [[clamp (tool)|clamps]]. Winner of the "Member's Choice" award for Best New Program at th *[[Crescent (brand)|Crescent]]—Produces general hand tools and tool sets. Namesake of the "Crescent wrench," a common [[genericized trademark]]
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  • ...l]] and [[electronic products]]. Its products include [[Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation|Milwaukee]], [[AEG]] [[power tools]], and [[Ryobi]] [[power too {{Power tool manufacturers}}
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  • company_name = Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation| '''The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation''' is a manufacturer of heavy-duty portable electric power tool
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  • ...unications]] industries. They also create [[printing]] equipment, [[power tool]]s and builders' [[hardware]]. '''Ryobi Die Casting (USA), Inc.''' manufacturers products for the automobile industry and is based in [[Shelbyville, IN]].
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  • ...lker-Turner]] and [[Crescent Machine Company]]. In 1981, Rockwell's power tool group was acquired by [[Pentair]] and rebranded Delta, the brand that it ca {{Power tool manufacturers}}
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  • In 1994, DeWalt took over the German wood working power tool producer ELU. DeWalt increased their line of tools using ELU's technology. In 2004, Black and Decker bought rival power tool manufacturer [[Porter-Cable]] and combined it with DeWalt in [[Jackson, Ten
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  • ...out_us/india/india.html John Deere Equipment Pvt Ltd] (5000 Series Tractor manufacturers) [[Pune, India]] [[Category:Construction equipment manufacturers]]
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  • {{Power tool manufacturers}} [[Category:Garden tool manufacturers]]
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  • '''Dolmar GmbH''' is one of the oldest manufacturers of portable gasoline [[chainsaws]] and is headquartered in [[Hamburg]]. The In 1991 the company was acquired by Japanese tool manufacturer [[Makita]].
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  • {{Power tool manufacturers}} [[Category:Garden tool manufacturers]]
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  • {{Power tool manufacturers}} [[Category:Garden tool manufacturers]]
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  • ...ed the bikes with private labels. Despite competition from other Japanese manufacturers, Matsushita enacted a corporate policy forbidding low quality in Panasonic ...to Greener Electronics Panasonic ranked 6th out of 18 leading electronics manufacturers in May 2010.<ref>{{
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  • ...ogy division plans, designs, manufactures and installs packaging lines for manufacturers of pharmaceutical, confectionery, food, and similar products. Bosch is one ...joint venture. In the US, power tools are provided by the ''Robert Bosch Tool Corporation'' based in [[Mt. Prospect, Illinois]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http:
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  • ...dule/home/browse_main.jsf?lang=en&nodeId=-8088] and the Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation claims that in 1935, it was selling a lightweight 3/4-inch elec ...a lever or switch that locks off the special "hammer clutch," turning the tool into a conventional drill for wood or metal work. Hammer drills are more ex
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  • {{About|the power tool|the Artillery piece|RML 2.5 inch Mountain Gun}} ..." screw with a dywall gun into framing materials would be over working the tool, but is no problem for the impact driver. <ref>Pro Remodeling Tips.com</ref
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  • [[Image:Hydraulic tool.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Flange bolting with hydraulic torque wrench.]] A '''hydraulic torque wrench''' is a [[tool]] designed to exert [[torque]] on a [[fastener]] to achieve proper tighteni
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  • ...gun''', '''rattle gun''', '''torque gun''') is a [[socket wrench]] [[power tool]] designed to deliver high [[torque]] output with minimal exertion by the u ...ajor construction. Impact wrenches are one of the most commonly used [[air tool]]s, and are found in virtually every [[mechanic]]'s shop.
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  • An '''air knife''' is a tool used to blow off liquid or debris from products as they travel on conveyors Air knife designs today have evolved to where some manufacturers produce a very efficient “teardrop” shape with a .95 coefficient of dis
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  • ...as having a higher [[power to weight ratio]], allowing a smaller, lighter tool to accomplish the same task. * [[Master Air Tool]]
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  • ...ammable gases such as [[butane]] or [[propane]], or, for [[powder-actuated tool]]s, a small [[pyrotechnics|explosive charge]]. Nail guns have in many ways ...ly in the range ⅜ to 1¼ in. (10 to 32&nbsp;mm) although some specialist manufacturers supply up to 2 in. (50&nbsp;mm)
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  • ...cing tools are often referrd to as hogs, air hogs, or pneuma gophers. The tool is used to bore a hole underground between two points without disturbing th ...used to install home sprinkle systems and auxiliary home power lines. The tool is utilized in instances when it is difficult or cost prohibitive to plow o
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  • ...hadone-related adverse events, the DEA announced in a recent advisory that manufacturers of methadone hydrochloride 40-mg tablets have agreed to restrict their dist ...and maintenance treatment of patients with opioid addiction. In addition, manufacturers of the drug will instruct their wholesale distributors to stop supplying th
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  • ...ht newer technology to the art and science of tracheal intubation. Several manufacturers have developed [[Video_laryngoscope#Video_laryngoscope|video laryngoscopes] ...e|first4=SH|title=A historical perspective on use of the laryngoscope as a tool in anesthesiology|journal=Anesthesiology|volume=100|issue=4|pages=1003–6|
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  • ...t be used directly with [[breadboard]]s (a quick snap-and-play prototyping tool), requiring either a custom PCB for every prototype or the mounting of the ...the same code marked on different packages or on devices made by different manufacturers can translate to different devices.
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  • ...ly used now and have even started appearing in the literature published by manufacturers of digital integrated circuits."<ref>Maini. A.K. (2007). Digital Electronic ...as a series of sub-projects, which are combined using a "tool flow." The tool flow is usually a "script," a simplified computer language that can invoke
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  • ...avoid [[Machine tool|tooling costs]] associated with these components most manufacturers then tended to design their receivers around the fixed range of frequencies
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  • ...ncts to EDA tools.<ref>Dylan McGrath, "Firm packages OpenCores IP with EDA tool", ''EE Times'' (online edition), 9 January 2006 [http://www.eetimes.com/sho ...ral]]s, [[motherboard]]s, and other components. Emerging [[semiconductor]] manufacturers could use the information and license designs for free.
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  • ...''' (or COS-MOS).<ref>''COS-MOS'' was an RCA trademark, which forced other manufacturers to find another name —CMOS</ref> To speed up designs, manufacturers have switched to constructions that have lower voltage thresholds but becau
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  • A '''bus analyzer''' is a [[computer bus]] analysis tool, often a combination of [[hardware]] and [[software]], used during developm ...snoops it. Especially with these bus architectures (PCI and PCI-Express), manufacturers have bundled these functions together into a "Bus Analyzer/Exerciser" that
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  • * As a tool to assist in [[telecine]] (film-to-tape transfer), [[color correction]], an == Manufacturers of waveform monitors ==
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  • ATE systems typically interface with an automated placement tool, called a "handler", that physically places the Device Under Test (DUT) on ...sis_Manufacturers.html Hardware Mechanical Components VXI Chassis and Case Manufacturers]. Retrieved December 30, 2009.</ref> The chassis also provides all the powe
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  • Oscilloscopes became a much more useful tool in 1946 when [[Howard Vollum]] and [[Melvin J. Murdock|Jack Murdock]] inven ...ch center [[CERN]] in Switzerland. LeCroy remains one of the three largest manufacturers of oscilloscopes in the world.
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