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1. Shelf life.

Author

Sullivan, Nick

Subjects
*TRAVEL time (Traffic engineering), *CHRONOGRAPH, *GLASS fibers
Abstract

FEATURES From top: Hublot Classic Fusion Original Yellow Gold ($24,100), based on Hublot's first watch, which boldly paired yellow gold with black rubber. Bell & Ross BR 03 Military ($4,300), whose tough-as-nails ceramic case and olive-drab dial allow this take on the BR 03 to stay true to Bell & Ross's longstanding military inspiration. Pasha de Cartier ($7,350), an eighties glamour watch reimagined with a steel case and salmon dial. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

2. lighting.

Subjects
*LIGHTING, *GLASS fibers, *MANUFACTURING processes, *SCONCES, *LAMPSHADES
Abstract

The article reviews several products including LED lighting series from the John Pomp Studios; floor lamp from the Arteriors; and the lamp from the Pablo Designs.

Published
2021

3. MADE in AMERICA.

Author

Thienes, Rebecca, McWhirter, Georgina, Curry, Colleen, and Barlow, Wilson

Subjects
*GLAZES, *INTERIOR decoration, *ORGANIC textiles, *INDUSTRIAL marketing, *GLASS fibers, *WALL coverings
Abstract

The article previews several products, including hand-printed linen cocktail napkins from Willow Ship, the indoor-outdoor waterfall chair from Laun, and the outdoor lounge and ottoman from August Abode.

Published
2020

5. The Most Popular Paddle at CityPickle.

Author

CORSILLO, LIZA

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *SKATING rinks
Abstract

Best Bets PEOPLE WATCHING Head Extreme Elite Fiberglass Paddle, $70 WHILE I SAW a lot of Selkirk paddlesat Central Park's Wollman Rink(Selkirk is the official sponsor ofCityPickle), as well as some from Joolaand Holbrook that people told me theyordered on Amazon, I noticed moreHead paddles than anything else. Tobe specific, I spotted six, includingfour of the Extreme Elite FiberglassPaddle. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

7. Creating Digital Twins.

Author

Mateo, Ashley, Espada, Mariah, Maddux, Barbara, Shah, Simmone, Zorthian, Julia, and Dickstein, Leslie

Subjects
*DIGITAL twins, *OPTICAL scanners, *STRUCTURAL health monitoring, *GLASS fibers
Abstract

This autonomous flying laser scanner can capture detailed dimensions of structures, buildings, and other hard-to-reach (or dangerous) areas. Instead, the device uses radar sensors, cameras, and GPS--all packed into a compact carbon and glass fiber frame--to create what Leica Geosystems calls "3D digital twins", while navigating around any obstacles such as trees and wires. "It takes less than 10 minutes to create a model of a New York City high-rise", says Burkhard Boeckem, chief technology officer of Hexagon, which owns Leica Geosystems. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

8. PRODUCT highlights.

Subjects
*GAS-meters, *FLOW meters, *SEWAGE filtration, *GLASS fibers, *GLASS construction, *EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

The article features several products in the wastewater treatment sector including the Master-Touch thermal gas mass flowmeter from Eldridge Products Inc., AltaPac ultrafiltration membrane treatment system from WesTech Eng. Inc., and fiberglass buildings from Shelter Works.

Published
2013

9. MCX matter.

Author

McMenamin, Mark

Subjects
*INTERIOR decoration equipment, *GLASS fibers, *POLYMERS
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several interior decoration materials including the Designs FRP Panels fiberglass-reinforced plastic from Crane Composites, the Alpilignum reconstituted wood from Alpi, and the GB Mesh glass and polymers from GB Light.

Published
2016

10. the future is now.

Author

Singh, Karen D.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *ACETATES
Abstract

The article offers information on products that defy conventional notions of strength, weight and density including Glare fiberglass from Fibre Metal Laminates Centre of Competence, Fragranced Cellulose Acetate Plastic Pellets from Rotuba Extruders and Braided Sox woven sleeving from A & P Technology.

Published
2007

11. ROOFING Fiberglass dominates.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *ROOFING materials, *CONSTRUCTION materials, *SHINGLES (Building materials), *MATERIALS
Abstract

Provides information on laminated fiberglass shingles of interest to roofers. Things to consider in choosing the roofing shingles; Ratings of roofing shingles; Guide to the ratings.

Published
2003

15. THE BEST PACKABLE UMBRELLA.

Author

Citron, Stephanie

Subjects
*UMBRELLAS, *GLASS fibers
Abstract

The article offers information on the Teflon coating and resin-reinforced fiberglass ribs of the repel Windproof Travel Umbrella.

Published
2018

16. HELMET AUCTIONS.

Author

Leaney, Leslie

Subjects
*HELMETS, *DIVING equipment, *GLASS fibers
Abstract

The article evaluates the fully chromed Hyston Helmet from Triple X Enterprises, the 3-Light Commercial Helmet, Serial No. 3708 from A.J. Morse & Son and the Fiberglass Mixed-Gas Helmet from Joe Savoie.

Published
2011

17. Product Roundup.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *COMMERCIAL product evaluation
Abstract

The article evaluates several products for parks and recreation facilities, including Kwik-Cover vinyl table cover from Kwik-covers, SilkTek translucent fiberglass components from WhiteWater West Industries Ltd., and light-emitting diode outdoor solutions from Cooper Lighting.

Published
2010

18. THE MOST BRILLIANT PRODUCTS OF 2007.

Subjects
*PERSONAL computers, *GLASS fibers, *DATA disk drives
Abstract

The article evaluates several products including tabletop computer from Microsoft, fiberglass from SoftTouch, and data disk drive from Samsung.

Published
2007

19. Production Equipment & Chemicals.

Subjects
*INDUSTRIAL equipment, *CHEMICALS, *PLASTIC embedment of electronic equipment, *GLASS fibers, *DETECTORS, *TABLES (Furniture)
Abstract

The article evaluates production equipment and chemicals, including ultraviolet-cure encapsulants for Smart Card integrated circuit module manufacturing from Henkel, Permalex Metal Squeegees, glass-fiber with Lexan EXL polycarbonate resin from GE Plastics, Presenceplus P4 Edge 1.3 vision sensor from Banner Engineering Corp. and cleanroom stainless steel tables from Clean Air Products.

Published
2005

20. No Good For Digging.

Author

Miller, Alise

Subjects
GLASS fibers, PLUMBERS, FICTION
Published
2019

21. new product showcase.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *ELECTRIC actuators, *HEAT exchangers
Abstract

The article offers information on several water equipment and supplies including Empire Series 36-by-30-by-12-in fiberglass enclosure from Allied Moulded Products Inc., CK modular electric valve actuator from Centork Valve Control SL and the Kenics heat exchanger from National Oilwell Varco Inc.

Published
2015

25. FIBERGLASS TAPE: Prevents Debris Buildup.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *CONSTRUCTION equipment, *COMMERCIAL products
Abstract

The article offers brief information on the fiberglass open-reel tape from Milwaukee Tools.

Published
2018

26. Daylighting a Better Place to Learn.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *WINDOW equipment
Abstract

The article offers brief information on diffuse-light-transmitting fiberglass sheets for school windows from Kalwall Corp.

Published
2013

27. A lift from a Condor.

Subjects
*ELEVATING platforms, *GLASS fibers, *BOLTS & nuts, LIFTING & carrying equipment
Abstract

Evaluates the CONDOR CTA-104-I aerial lift platform for the transmission and distribution industry from Time Manufacturing Co. Information on the standard fiberglass platform in the CTA; Turret rotation capability of the equipment; Function of the critical bolts holding the machinery.

Published
2004

28. THULE CASTAWAY ROD HOLDER.

Author

Schultz, Ken and Merwin, John

Subjects
*FISHING rods, *FISHING reels, *GLASS fibers, *STRENGTH of materials, *LARCENY, *FISHING equipment
Abstract

Presents information about a castaway rod carrier. Capacity of the carrier to hold rods; Features equipped by the rod against theft and road grime.

Published
2004

29. NEW Products.

Subjects
*COMPOSITE materials, *FLASHLIGHTS, *GLASS fibers
Abstract

The article features several composite products including PowerBagPress from Fluid-Bag, Spectroline OPTIMAX 365C flashlight from Spectronics, and High Strength X-treme fiberglass from LAMILUX.

Published
2012

30. ACOUSTICS/ROOM TUNING.

Author

MCCARTHY, BOB

Subjects
*AUDIO equipment, *GLASS fibers, *ARCHITECTURAL acoustics equipment
Abstract

The article evaluates several room-treatment products including the StratiQuilt fiberglass rolls by Acoustics First, the Acoustic Sciences Tube Trap, and the MegaLENRD bass trap by Auralex Acoustics.

Published
2010

31. High-Concentration LGF-PP For Automotive.

Subjects
*POLYMERS, *POLYPROPYLENE, *GLASS fibers, *AUTOMOBILE industry equipment
Abstract

The article offers information on the Enlite polypropylene long-glass fibers 1851 and 1852 structural polymers for automotive industry from Trinseo.

Published
2016

33. Applications.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers
Abstract

The article evaluates Sprayvex glass fiber coatings from GRC Fiberglass Coatings company.

Published
2013

34. Sogefi crafts composite coils.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *SPRINGS (Mechanisms)
Abstract

The article previews the glass-fibre reinforced plastic coil springs from Sogefi SpA, which will be launched in 2012.

Published
2012

36. Reinforced engineered polymer selected for cargo door fastener.

Subjects
*FASTENERS, *POLYMERS, *GLASS fibers
Abstract

The article evaluates the composite bonded nut plate stand-off fasteners from Click Bond Inc. and the Victrex glass fiber-reinforced polyetheretherketone (PEEK) thermoplastic polymer from Victrex.

Published
2012

38. Composites.

Subjects
*GLASS fibers, *SURFACE coatings
Abstract

The article evaluates several plastic composites products including the ZenTron S-glass fibers from AGY, Clonecoat powder coatings from Protech Powder Coatings, and the Vipel K018 elastomeric bisphenol-A vinyl ester from AOC.

Published
2007

40. Composites.

Subjects
*POLYPROPYLENE fibers, *GLASS fibers, *EPOXY resins
Abstract

The article evaluates composite products, including the Nidaplast 8RI extruded polypropylene honeycomb from Nidaplast Honeycombs, the StarRov 908 fiberglass roving for pultrustion from Johns Manville Engineered Products and the NP114 prepreg of epoxy resin from Norplex-Micarta.

Published
2007

42. Product Showcase.

Subjects
*ARCHITECTURE equipment, *ARCHITECT-designed furniture, *CHAIRS, *GLASS fibers, *DOORS
Abstract

Introduces several architectural products. Disto Handheld laser distance-measuring tools from Leica Geosystems; Contessa Mesh Chair from Teknion; Barrington fiberglass door collection from Masonite.

Published
2004

43. The shape of things to come.

Author

Aldersey-Williams, Hugh

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *GLASS fibers
Abstract

Reviews the fiberglass exhibition `Designing in the Digital Age,' at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, England.

Published
1999

44. HOT UNITS.

Subjects
GLASS fibers, EDUCATION
Abstract

The article reviews the course "Fiberglass for Windows and Doors" organized by the American Institute of Architects.

Published
2013

45. Be One With the Art.

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *ART exhibitions, *GLASS fibers
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Eleven Heavy Things" at the Union Square Park in New York City until October 3, 2010.

Published
2010

46. Untitled.

Subjects
*ARCHITECTURAL design exhibitions, *ART exhibitions, *EXHIBITIONS, *GLASS fibers, *PAVEMENTS
Abstract

Ms. Hadid, the architect, has tried and failed twice to intervene in Wright's spiral: first in 1992, during the run of ''The Great Utopia,'' a show of Russian avant-garde art for which she did the exhibition design, and again in 2006, when the museum devoted a show to her own work. Originally she wanted to do ''a spiral within a spiral,'' Ms. Hadid said, ''but there were budget constraints.'' ''Z-Wave,'' her second architectural proposal, depicts a twisting, three-story-high sculptural form in fiberglass that appears to merge with the ramp's handrails. It touches down on three levels, creating spaces for seating or tables, crossing the rotunda at several points on its way. Ms. Hadid said that she thinks of it as ''an elevated street, or extended pavement.'' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2010

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