Factory directly supply SQUARE BAR to Casablanca Manufacturers
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Length up to 16,000 mm Size from 140 mm to 460 mm
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Length | up to 16,000 mm |
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Size | from 140 mm to 460 mm |
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Factory directly supply SQUARE BAR to Casablanca Manufacturers, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: , , ,
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Offered specification
1 Material Width According to the final design
2 Forming Speed 6-8m/min(including punching)
3 Rolling Thickness 2-3.5mm(according to the customers’ require)
4 Control System PLC (Panasonic) as list in the note
5 Un Coiler 5 ton hydraulic un-coiler
6 Roller Stations about 20 stations
7 Roller Material GCR15 quenched 58°-62°,chromed
8 Shaft Material and DIA ¢100mm, material is 45# forge steel
9 Maim Motor Power 55kw
10 Hydraulic Station Power 5.5kw
11 Hydraulic Pressure 25Mpa
12 Material Of Cutting Cr12 quenching 58-62℃
13 Station Type Guide pillar Structure
14 Tolerance 3m±1.5mm
15 Electric Source 380V, 50HZ,3 phase
16 Way Of Drive by gear box
17 Color Of The Machine Yellow and blue
18 Size Of The Machine L*W*H 14m*2m*1.8m
19 Container Need 1 x40 GP
20 Deliver Time 60 days
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Researchers at NC State have developed a new method to control the interfacial energy of a liquid metal via electrochemical deposition (or removal) of an oxide layer on its surface using ~1 volt.
Liquid metals have very large surface tension and therefore typically adopt a spherical shape. Surfactants, like soap, can lower the interfacial tension between two dissimilar liquids (for example, water and oil), but have negligible impact on the large interfacial tensions of liquid metal. Unlike conventional surfactants, the approach here can tune the interfacial tension of a metal significantly (from ~7x that of water to near zero), rapidly, and reversibly using only modest voltages. These properties can be harnessed to induce new electrohydrodynamic phenomena for manipulating liquid metal alloys based on gallium, which may enable shape-reconfigurable metallic components in electronic, electromagnetic, and microfluidic devices without the use of toxic mercury. The results also suggest that oxides—which are ubiquitous on most metals and semiconductors—may be harnessed to lower interfacial energy between dissimilar materials.
The paper, “Giant and Switchable Surface Activity of Liquid Metal via Surface Oxidation,” is published online in Proceedings of the National Academy. For more information, visit the website of PNAS.
https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/09/15/1412227111.full.pdf+html
The work was supported by the National Science Foundation.
Dickey Research Group: https://www.che.ncsu.edu/dickeygroup/
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