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Wooden Door Covering Vacuum Membrane Machine

Wooden Door Covering Vacuum Membrane Machine

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Dalian
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TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
1 set
Supply Capability:
50 set/month
Option:
TM5000

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Item specifice

Dimensions:
16000mm*2100mm*2000mm
Bed dimension:
5000mm*1300mm
Vacuum degree:
≤-0.095Mpa
Actual power consumption:
13KW
Voltage:
380v 50HZ
Weight:
7.3T

Wooden Door Covering Vacuum Membrane Machine


TM5000 Film Laminating Machine for PVC Paint-free Door


Feature


1.High automation:

The machine is highly automated, easily operated with automatic feeding. Items of processing time, temperature during the process of manufacture, as well as vacuum degree shall be in the control of digital display instrument.


2.Good heat conductivity:

Aluminum plate shall be used for heating system, which is of high heat conduction for higher rate of finished products. 


3.Innovative design: 

The machine TM5000 comes out by our technicians out of properties of PVC film to solve the issue of failure to form and to repair one time by ordinary negative press machine.


4.High configuration: 

The operation of drive system shall be done by chain drive, double reduction gear applied for feeding to avoid piece malposition, which shall lead to product waste; Electrical devices that imported with stable property shall be used for electrical system, equipped with two operating programs of high automation.


5.High working efficiency:

Heating by special craftsmanship on large bench, which highly improve product efficiency and save cost.



Q:I just read about how the Song dynasty is actually credited with the creation of the first printing press, but I'm a little confused about how it worked since the Chinese have over thousands of characters that stand for words and not letters or phonetic sounds. So how did their printing press work? Was there a character for each word as with the language? Thanks :)
Ancient Chinese Printing Press
Q:I'm in need of new mineral fundation, and i have only used loosed before but i'm wondering if pressed powder is better since i used liquid foundation.what do you think?
i think loose is better it gives you more even coverage and no visible line mark and it blends into the brush in small micro peices the way its suppose to. wear pressed powder doesnt were more sweeps onto thr brush and gives a more cakey kinda look. im against pressed im for loose powder
Q:I am interested and curious to know your opinion about Freedom of press.I am writing an essay about freedom of press but I am not sure what side to pick.it's an argumentive essay - do you think the government has the right to set restrictions when it comes to freedom of press?I can't decide which side I should pick. I need at least 3 examples or reasons why the side I picked is correct. NOT asking you to basically write my paper, but giving me something to include or research on further.this is what I have so far: REASONS TO LIMIT FREEDOM OF PRESS:-national security-child pornographyAGAINST-people have the right to know what the government is doing10 points for best most helpful answer
i personally don't think that the gov't should get involved with our freedoms as american citizens. we (as a whole) should be able to respect and not abuse the rights that we have. thus NOT giving the gov't a reason to use restrictions. we as people have every right to know what's going on in the world. no group (gov't ran or not) should have a right to deminish peoples rights. i hope this helps give you prospective on the situation**
Q:I use the recipe included with the press but dough will not cut from the press. I've added a little more flour, still didn't work. I chilled the dough, still didn't work. Any suggestions?
Well i never make cookie and dont know what a mirro cookie press is exactly but one make sure you add the flour before the cookie is stuck in the press. Maybe try lightly spraying the press with a non stick cooking spray and you could double whammy it and try the nonstick spray and then dust it with the flour and then try to press those bad boys.
Q:Hi there! Okay, I'm doing a square cross stitch design, and at the moment its in an oval frame to keep it tight. But eventually when its finished I'm going to want to frame it, and when I remove the oval, there's going to be the oval crease in it. So how can I combat this? Do I just continue stitching inside the oval until I can't anymore, remove it, do the rest of the design and then iron it afterwards? In the instructions it has got how to press it, face down with the iron on medium, but I just thought I'd double check so I don't make a mess of it in the end. Thanks a lot in advance! :)
I always press mine face down on a towel,so the stitching doesn't flatten out. I wait until the project is completed to do this.
Q:if I do leg presses with about 185 lbs. will that make my legs skinnier or just gain muscle? If that will make me gain then how much should i lift to loose fat?.....thanks in advance!
You would probably gain muscle, which helps you burn more calories throughout the day. Leg presses alone won't make you lose weight though. Weight lifting in general should be combined with cardio, anywhere from 20 to 60 minutes would do the trick. When you lose fat, you lose fat from all over your body. I usually do cardio first thing in the morning, before I have eaten anything because when you exercise, you first burn carbs and then you burn fat. So when you exercise on an empty stomach, you almost automatically go into fat burning mode, not to mention you burn more calories throughout the day. Hope this helps!
Q:What is the weight you hold while bench-pressing called?
You can bench-press against a 'bar-bell' or a pair of 'dumb-bells'. The name comes from the practice of swinging heavy bronze hand-bells, with their clappers wrapped in cloth to make them silent, as a substitute for the 'indian clubs' that were previously used for upper-body training. The dumbell we recognise nowadays started out as a bell-handle, with a heavy metal ball on the end instead of its bell. Soon, 'compensated' versions with a ball on each end started to be manufactured, as well as other variations such as the t-handled 'spade-bell' (now revived as the loop-handled 'kettle-bell') and a version for two-handed use with a long bar instead of a handle, called a bar-bell.
Q:Ok so one day I came across this thing where it just said press these keys on my computer so I did then all of a sudden everything got exited out. What keys do you press that exit everything out?
Press Alt-F4 to quickly close programs.
Q:does anyone one know where Johann Gutenbergs printing press is located today? meaning which museam?IF IT STILL EXISTS, WHERE IS IT?
The Press itself no longer exists but several copies of Gutenberg's 42 line bible exist today (one is in the US Library of Congress).
Q:Is there another workout that I can do that would help me get the same results as bench pressing that isn't bench pressing.
Also, people have a lot of luck with weighted push-ups. The most popular way I have seen them done is with large chains that they drape over their backs. I can imagine a nice heavy weighted vest would work well too. You can probably find those at *****' Sporting Goods or Wal-Mart. The only other thing that would be a reasonable alternative that I can think of would be doing dumbbell flies. They don't hit the triceps, really, but you could follow them up with tricep kick backs or any other form of tricep isolation Hope this helped, Pat

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