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RAGE-B 185mm
TCT Multipurpose Circular Saw
Cuts Steel, Aluminium & Wood
With One Saw & One Blade!
Utilising patented professional RAGE® technology; easily cuts Steel, Aluminium, Wood (even wood with nails) and Plastic, using just one blade. The RAGE® blade system cuts up to 25m of 6mm Steel plate!
Advanced performance; out performs normal cutting saws. When cutting Steel, it leaves an instantly workable finish, producing no heat, no burr and virtually no sparks – unlike alternative methods.
Ergonomic handle provides ultimate cutting comfort and control. Powerful 1200W motor easily copes with the rigors of multipurpose cutting.
Easy-to-access 0-45° bevel tilt & adjustable depth of cut enhances the saw’s versatility. Plus, clear line of sight ensures accurate cuts every time.
Don’t Forget: Evolution’s optional 185mm Diamond Blade available for cutting Stone, Concrete & Brick. With this accessory, the RAGE® is the complete cutting package!
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In preparation for NASA’s next Super Pressure Balloon flight from Wanaka, New Zealand, NASA’s balloon team unpacked the top and bottom fittings of the balloon March 17 to perform test and integration work prior to launch.
The 18.8-million-cubic-foot (532,000-cubic-meter) balloon is enormous – about the size of a football stadium – when fully inflated. The balloon’s inflated shape is an oblate spheroid, or less technically, it’s the shape of a pumpkin. The fittings are essentially the north and south poles of the spheroid. The top fitting has valves where inflation tubes are connected to the balloon. The bottom fitting connects to a parachute, and then the parachute connects to the balloon gondola, which houses the payload and supporting instruments.
Given that the balloon is made of 22 acres (8.9 hectares) of polyethylene film and weighs 5,240 pounds (2,377 kilograms), unpacking the balloon is not a trivial activity. Nearly a dozen technicians working different functions carefully opened up the steel-plate-lined shipping box containing the balloon. From there, an overhead crane was used to lift the fittings out while the team worked along either side of the balloon to keep the film safe during the overall operation.
NASA is currently targeting no earlier then March 25 for launch. (NASA/Bill Rodman)
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