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Compact Pin Clamp supports small part location and clamping.

2014-03-07 14:31:19| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Suitable for robot end effector welding applications, Model PCT features gapless, dual-finger design that provides linear non-toggle clamp action, clamping multiple parts within 7 mm range. Unit is available with 12–16 mm diameter pins for 2-way or 4-way locating, and bullet or low-profile nose styles. Pin is self-contained in cartridge that is replaceable in field. Steel and aluminum bronze backups are offered in various sizes. This story is related to the following:Machinery and Machining Tools Sponsored by: Haas Automation, Inc. - Category SponsorWelding Equipment and SuppliesSearch for suppliers of: Pin Machinery | Clamping Systems | Clamps

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Paxton considers reimbursing auto dealer part of improvement costs

2014-03-07 08:26:57| Auto Dealers - Topix.net

The Paxton City Council will consider next week a redevelopment agreement with Shields Automart, the first business in the city's tax-increment financing district to seek reimbursement for improvement costs.

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Social Media Part of Growth Strategy for Fillmore Container

2014-03-07 05:00:00| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Entrepreneurs Keith and Lisa Reinhart are finding out firsthand the power of social media. Blogging and Pinterest have done the work of advertising for them, spreading images of their canning business’ products far and wide. Fillmore sells a range of canning products, including glass jars and bottles, lids, accessories and storage containers. It recently expanded to candlemaking products as well, mostly due to customer requests. See the full article ...

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Guidelines for Clarifying, Marking, and Expanding Pedestrian Use Zones within High Pedestrian Traffic Areas as part of the Sidewalk Management Plan

2014-03-07 00:41:32| PortlandOnline

ARB-TRN-8.09

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TRN-8.09 Guidelines for Clarifying, Marking, and Expanding Pedestrian Use Zones within High Pedestrian Traffic Areas as part of the Sidewalk Management Plan

2014-03-07 00:04:20| PortlandOnline