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Manufacturing
Manufacturing is the use of tools, machines and labor to produce goods for sale or use. It may refer to various human activities ranging from handicraft to high tech, but is most commonly applied to industrial production where raw materials are transformed into finished goods.
8,256 Questions
Will heatproof paint stick to stainless steel?
Yes, sometimes. The heat tends to make the paint flake off. Type of steel does not matter.
Can you run the Sunpass with paper plates and not get a ticket?
NO. It's illegal. You need the real metal plates.
Hot Environment Cranes / Electric Overhead Cranes are used in metal refineries where heavy loads that are at a high temperature need to be moved around.
Is manufacturing considered an instrument of national power?
No manufacturing isn't one of the four instruments of national power
What is the meaning of 'rubber lining'?
It is a process like painting.Instead of Paint we use molten rubber. It is used to protect metal surfacs from corrosion /corrosive fluid. Like in piping handling Sea Water whose base piipe is plain carbon steel and the inside is quoted with Rubber to avoid contact of water with Steel. This adopted to contain cost whihc is otherwise prohibitive as we may have to use Stainless steel of suitable specification for such applications.
Is it bad putting a rubber bands on your teeth?
Not really well i don't think so it might be i do not see why its bad for your teeth
Why did the prices of manufacturing goods in the Southren States rise sharply during the civil war?
Because the Union had blockaded the Southern ports, and very few imports were able to get through.
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In which name gateway techonologies is known today?
The compnay formally known as Gateway Computers then as Gateway Technologies was bought out by Acer and is now known as Gateway Incorporated.
According to the company website they cost between US$150 and US$950.
It means there is some WIP
What is the quality of yak's wool?
It depends. There is coarse wool that comes from the outer part of the animal's coat and also really soft and fine wool that comes from the inner area. The best stuff is as fine as high quality cashmere at 15-18 micron diameter hairs - and the worst stuff is, well, pretty bad.
I've read (from Khunu.com) that yak wool is 15% warmer than merino wool and it doesn't pill as badly as cashmere. Haven't seen one of their sweaters yet, but it looks pretty nice.
What manufacturing costs that are assigned to completed but unsold products can classified as?
All manufacturing costs that are assigned to completed (but unsold) products should be classified as
