What is the difference between an Epoxy and a Urethane when choosing a formulation for your requirements?
What is the difference between an Epoxy and a Urethane when choosing a formulation for your requirements?
Shore hardness is the measured hardness of a cured material. Softer products are on the shore A scale, whereas harder materials are on the shore D and Rockwell scales. Most epoxies and polyurethanes fall into the shore A or shore D range with some in the very low end of the Rockwell scale. Some applications, such as rollers, require precise control of the cured hardness.
Indoor rock climbing was once a marginal activity for a few enthusiasts. But now general interest is going up as people discover the health benefits and heady thrills of scaling indoor walls like Spider-Man.
Last year the 30-student team from the Rocketry Division of the University of Toronto Aerospace Team was riding high. Their entry into the world’s largest university rocket engineering competition, held each June in Green River, Utah, won third place in the Advanced Category.
"We’re proud to be the top Canadian team,” says Bennett Leong "Unfortunately, due to a fuel issue, our engine failed to ignite properly. Even so, we got to about 1,000 feet.”
A conveyor belt is an essential part of any mining or quarrying operation. Having a belt rip or tear can have severe negative consequences to a company’s efficiency in production, especially when a small rip or tear turns into a large one, if not properly maintained or repaired.
Although a full replacement of the belt would be ideal, it is not always the best solution from a financial and production stand-point. Being able to repair the belt in a timely and cost-efficient manner is often the better solution.
Almost every business wishes they could cut operating costs and improve efficiencies without risking the quality of the products. At Crosslink, we strive to provide our customers with just that - improved efficiencies without risking the quality of the final product.