Guill Introduces Spiderless Pipe Die for Extrusion
Threading Dies

Guill Introduces Spiderless Pipe Die for Extrusion

Guill Tool, the global leader in extrusion tooling, recently announced the availability of its Spiderless Pipe Die. This new offering utilizes precision tooling to provide increased material savings compared to conventional basket dies for pipe extrusions. In the coming years, the global market for pipes used in irrigation/sewage systems and industrial applications is expected to grow. This...

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Flat Die Systems Help Meet Urgent Need for Sheet and Coated Fabrics that Protect Against COVID-19
Miscellaneous Dies

Flat Die Systems Help Meet Urgent Need for Sheet and Coated Fabrics that Protect Against COVID-19

EDI® Dies from Nordson Now Being Used to Combat the Pandemic Include both Extrusion and Fluid Coating Systems Chippewa Fall WI, U.S.A., June 16, 2020: The surging demand for devices that protect against COVID-19 includes sheet and coated fabrics whose manufacture calls for flat die systems that in pre-pandemic days often had quite different uses, reports Nordson Corporation. “Our company’s...

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Flat Die Systems Help Meet Urgent Need for Sheet and Coated Fabrics that Protect Against COVID-19
Miscellaneous Dies

Flat Die Systems Help Meet Urgent Need for Sheet and Coated Fabrics that Protect Against COVID-19

EDI® Dies from Nordson Now Being Used to Combat the Pandemic Include both Extrusion and Fluid Coating Systems Chippewa Fall WI, U.S.A., June 16, 2020: The surging demand for devices that protect against COVID-19 includes sheet and coated fabrics whose manufacture calls for flat die systems that in pre-pandemic days often had quite different uses, reports Nordson Corporation. “Our company’s...

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Locon Sensors Withstand Extreme Temperatures
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Locon Sensors Withstand Extreme Temperatures

Locon Sensor Systems offer robust sensor solutions for even the most severe environmental conditions. Their line of high-temp inductive sensors and their cylindrical photoelectric series can operate in temperatures up to 250 degrees Celsius. See our video to learn more.

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