Transient recorder used in fastener tightening

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Lawrence Technological University's Threaded Fastener Research Lab in Southfield, MI, uses the G.S.E. Inc-supplied portable process analyzer transient recorder that facilitates the laboratory's data collection process and allows a more comprehensive test results analysis. The lab also uses G.S.E. 's Model 845 portable microprocessor-based recorder equipped with strain-gage transducer signal-conditioning circuitry, an eight-color plotter, a hand-held terminal with alphanumeric keyboard and display, and two input channels to accommodate torque, torque/angle and force transducers.

Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Measuring and Controlling Devices, Laboratory & Scientific Instruments, Laboratory Apparatus and Furniture Manufacturing, Analog Signal Recorders, Measurement, Instruments (Equipment), Hardware industry, Signal processing equipment, Transients (Dynamics)

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Buyers guide

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Quality's 1996 Buyers Guide presents an alphabetical listing of available inspection, test, evaluation and measurement equipment and services. The guide is subdivided into two parts. Product index includes manufacturers listed according to the general classification of their products. Supplier index covers addresses and phone numbers of makers of products featured in the index. A directory to quality software selection is also reprinted from Quality's Dec. 1995 issue. This guide can also be accessed on Quality's World Wide Web site at http://qualitymag.com.

Prepackaged software, Other Support Activities for Road Transportation, Inspection & fixed facilities, Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations, Inspection & Weighting Svcs, Oil and gas field services, not elsewhere classified, Engineering, Mfg Software Pkgs, Tubular Inspection Services, Purchasing, Software, Information services, Buyers Guide, Measuring instruments, Testing equipment, Quality (Periodical), Oil field tubular inspection services

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Put the proper probe on your CMM

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Production managers should have a basic knowledge of coordinate measuring machines so that they get the most out of these electronic probes. Probes are classified as either discrete-point probes, displacement measuring probes or proximity probes. These probes have different capabilities and knowing the pros and cons of each one can facilitate in testing and engineering for optimization of versatility.

Production Management, Usage, Probes (Electronic instruments), Coordinate measuring machines

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