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The media buying houses have been effective in placing local talent within the larger network in countries such as Malaysia and Singapore and at all levels. There is frequent interaction of local planners with their global counterparts through seminars and training and planning sessions.

For example, the magnesium alloy AM50 (4.9 percent aluminum, 0.45 percent manganese and 0.2 percent zinc) is formable, says Hutson, while the harder alloy AZ91D (9.7 percent aluminum, 0.15 percent manganese and 1 percent zinc) is not.

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“Once the screw is in position, the robot must provide a very solid backstop so the driver can generate the necessary downward thrust,” says Graham. “The last thing you need is to start pushing on the assembly and have the robot move away.”

(10) Sprocket bolts. Watch the sprocket bolts closely. They come loose all the time (Loctite or not).

(1) Need. Although the 38-piece KTM PowerParts tool kit is fairly comprehensive, it is just a 1/4-drive system. What does that mean? The size of ratchets and sockets are referred to in terms of the size of the square hole that the two parts interface with. Tools come in three common “drive” sizes: 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch. Most mechanics, backyard or professional, prefer 3/8-inch drive tools because they have longer ratchets, can handle higher torque loads and, obviously, have more metal on both the ratchet and socket to handle heavy-duty jobs. There are bolts on a motocross bike that a 1/4-inch drive may simply not be strong enough for. The 1/2-inch drive is for very big jobs. What does that leave for the 1/4-inch drive to do? The small jobs like Allen bolts, Torx bolts and socket sizes below 14mm.

“Hand held auto-feed screwdriving systems are widely used for toy assembly applications,” adds Buckner. “Robotic systems and XY Cartesian systems are used less frequently, due to the higher initial cost of these types of systems.”

All three plan sizes (the new 5.90” x 3.66” and the existing 7.87” x 4.88” and 9.84” x 6.10” sizes) are available in one standard color: off white (RAL 9002). Prices start at $25.

Doing threads on a non-CNC lathe is easy. There should be a setting for threading and a little counter so you can start the threads perfectly timed every time. We have a Tormach CNC lathe and it’s awesome for threading by we also have a Grizzly gunsmith lathe what works great for threading as well.

The majority of bolted joints rely on the clamp force which is generated by the torquing or tensioning of bolts to sustain the forces which are applied.

Saws tend to come in specific sizes and shapes and can either be hand powered or motorized for maximum cutting power.

When attaching a new valve to the sensor body, always use a preset torque screwdriver with the correct torx head or hex nut. Most tool suppliers package two preset torque drivers in a set. The torque settings may differ by manufacturer. The screw is self-tapping and can be used only once. The same applies to the stem.