Electronic circuits for use on a model railroads including -crossing light flashers, block occupancy detectors, train position detectors, simple signals, throttles, switch machines and automatic reverse loop circuits.
Games challenge you to identify different types of simple machines.
Produce crank shafts, blocks, squares, rectangles, eccentric shafts, step down shafts, double end hubs, rounds, mandrel rings, hubs and covers.
India. Produces variety of shell moulded grey and ductile iron castings, with some focus on motorcycle market. Products include cylinder blocks, exhaust manifolds, clutch discs, brake drums, and water pump bodies and impellers.
Producing a full line of broaching machines, from simple applications to complex turnkey systems.
Components for aerospace, automotive, electronic, military, industrial customers. Produces simple or complex shapes from dies that are designed and developed in-house.
Produces wide range of simple and complex metal stampings and fabrications for variety of industries. Site provides detailed information regarding capabilities and includes examples of end products.
Produces broad range of metal stampings to customer requirements. Can handle both simple and complex parts and components. Capabilities include wire EDM and assembly services.
Sells a call block screen machine will block unwanted callers.
Gives real-life examples of the six simple machines, plus an easy quiz, and links.
Explains simple machines such as levers, gears and pulleys with text, pictures and animations.
Manufactures form machines to ready mix producers to transform returned or waste concrete into retaining wall blocks for landscapers. Includes product features and benefits and technical and engineering data .
Produce and sell various types of refractory material, blocks and elements manufactured from this material and machines designed for their processing.
Specialists in designing, producing and installing flake ice machines, block ice machines and industrial cooling devices for use at land and at sea.
