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Continua Health Alliance - Interoperable Telehealth Solutions
Continua Health Alliance- paving the way for cost-effective standards-based telehealth solutions
Rick Cnossen
President and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Continua Health Alliance
Director, Personal Health Enabling
Intel Corporation Digital Health Group
Rick Cnossen is the president and chairman of the Board for the Continua Health Alliances. Continua is a large, international, cross-industry consortium, focused on the establishment of an eco-system of interoperable, personal telehealth systems. He is also a director of Personal Health Enabling for Intel's Digital Health Group with a focus on medical device interoperability standards. Additionally, he serves on the HITSP Board of Directors and is a participating member of the ISO/IEEE 11073 Personal Health Data WG, the HITSP Consumer Perspectives Technical Committee, the Health Level Seven (HL7) Structured Document Technical Committee, the USB Personal Health Device WG, and the Bluetooth Medical Device Profile WG.
Mr. Cnossen holds a MSCS degree from the University of Southern California (USC). He worked at McDonnell Douglas (Boeing) for 15 years as a Software Engineering Manager on a variety of Aerospace and Defense projects and at Intel Corporation for 9 years as an Engineer Manager and Director. During this time, he has been involved in many industry technology and standards development efforts including Advanced Telecommunications Architecture (ATCA) Manageability Specification, Tactical Defense data collection / analysis, Hierarchical Data Assimilation and Storage, and High Performance Computing.
Jul 8 2009
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Learn how data encryption and encryption key management address compliance for healthcare providers and payers. Join Derek Tumulak, VP Product Management at Vormetric, and Tricia Pattee, HOSTING Product Manager as they discuss how HIPAA/HITECH regulations impact electronic protected health information (PHI) and best practices to safeguard sensitive patient data.
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• HIPAA and HITECH regulatory mandates impact data security for healthcare institutions
• Strong encryption and policy-based access controls provide a separation of duties between data security and system administrators
• Secure key management and policy management ensure consistency in applying policies and encryption keys to both structured and unstructured data
• Rapid implementation is achieved because encryption is transparent to users, applications, databases and storage systems
• The HOSTING and Vormetric cloud solution can satisfy HIPAA and HITECH compliance requirements in the cloud
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By 2020, more than 7bn inhabitants of Earth will be using over 35bn devices to communicate, collaborate, negotiate and perform transactions.
To put it into perspective, there are only about 8.7bn connected devices now.
The surge will come quickly and organizations will scramble to take advantage of monetizing this digitally connected world. Identities are at the forefront as the digital passport to an online world of goods and services because a single view of an individual customer is the key to knowing that person better and building a deeper personal and business relationship with them. Join Oracle and (ISC)² on October 8, 2015 at 1:00PM Eastern to learn about the new identity economy.
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57 mins
Hygienic design, regulations & compliances are increasing dramatically in the Food & Beverage market. Consequently, the questions raised are: how can you ensure food safety? How does Hygienic Design support the cleanability & Total Cost of Ownership of your plant? And with a practical example: What does a perfect flowmeter for liquids look like?
As well as speakers from Bürkert, this webinar features presentations from Hein Timmerman of Diversey-Sealed Air & Patrick Wouters of Cargill. Both are members of the European Hygienic Engineering & Design Group, EHEDG.
Patrick will discuss Cargill's overall goal to provide high quality, safe food, every time, everywhere; to this end, hygienic design is an important pre-requisite. This accounts for the choice of flow meters. Although hygienic design is a critical element, it is more important to have a correct measurement of the flow. This control point is of utmost importance, to ensure that specified functionality is achieved & food safety & product quality is ensured.
Hein will discuss Sealed Air's Value Added Services on cleaning applications & cleaning validations, which includes remote monitoring tools & software platforms to support their end customers' requirements for food safety & Total Cost of Ownership.
Bürkert's John van Loon will discuss their new technology, FLOWave. This answers the hygiene issues other systems could face, by employing surface acoustic waves in a stainless steel tube. As such FLOWave allows a flow measurement of liquids without any parts within the tube. Current methods in industrial flow measurement are mainly based on moving parts like paddle wheels or rigid fixtures such as a bluff body in the measurement tube. These flow metering systems have their specific weaknesses, limiting their range of applications. The measuring task must be fulfilled, reliably, throughout the entire life cycle of the device. Also, the daily operative handling effort should remain within reasonable limits.
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Bev Holden & Kate Hargreaves from The Clear Thinking Partnership
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"Teams that trust one another are not afraid to engage in passionate dialogue around issues and decisions that are key to the organisations success"
- Patrick Lencioni
Conflict is inevitable in the workplace and our instinctive reaction is that it's bad for business, but this is not always true. Differences of opinion, alternative perspectives and passionate exchanges, harnessed in the right way, are essential elements of organisational business success.
Our inner dialogue can be relied on to tell us when we need to have a difficult conversation with someone—the kind of conversation that, if it took place, would improve life at work for ourselves or for people in our team. This sensible advice is often drowned out by our fear – fear of getting it wrong, making it worse or looking a fool, and we put that conversation off, allowing that individual to continue to miss deadlines, engage in interpersonal conflicts, produce poor work or exhibit toxic behaviour.
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This presentation will introduce Corning® HepatoCells for ADME/Tox studies. Derived from primary human hepatocytes, Corning HepatoCells are a renewable, hepatocyte-like cell line that retains most of the physiological properties of their parental hepatocytes such as mature hepatocyte-like morphology and induction response to prototypical inducers of CYP3A4, 1A2, and 2B6. Characterization of Corning HepatoCells for ADME/Tox studies will be presented, along with data demonstrating how the model system can be used for prediction of clinical CYP induction.
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This webinar has been designed to help your NHS trust build better resilience. Hear from other Trusts around the strategies they have put in place to safeguard their community and those involved in helping organisations get back on their feet following a major loss. Through having the right cover in place, effective risk management planning and scenario testing – you can protect your Trust.
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Chasing compliance is an expensive proposition that doesn't adequately address the current security threats and vulnerabilities. Organizations that simply want to comply with the regulations are already at risk. A more effective program is risk-based -- one where incremental changes to controls can be made in real-time to more effectively combat current threats to your security program. Join us for this webinar where you'll learn:
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- What is considered 'reasonable'?
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Patient/consumer engagement tools that facilitate ongoing health management and care coordination.
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The world has advanced and we now have Electronic Health Records (EHRs), Personal Health Records (PHRs), Regional Health Information Organizations (RHIOs) and Health Information Interchanges (HIEs) that share clinical information electronically. This data sharing is among a much larger universe, among many more entities, through much different technologies.
Until the HITECH Act PHRs, RHIOs and HIEs were not business associates. Business associates now include these new forms of clinical data repositories and sharing organizations and must keep most of the HIPAA privacy and security requirements as if they are covered entities and not just through a contract, a business associate agreement with a covered entity.
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There is increasing interest in the United States and abroad in implementing electronic health records as part of an effort to improve the process, cost, and outcomes of health care. Kaiser Permanente has been working toward a goal of automating all health information on its 8.6 million members. Work began, in some ways more than 30 years ago. With focus on a vision for health care in the 21st century, our Kaiser Permanente HealthConnect® electronic health record has been fully deployed in all of our 431 medical offices, and 33 of our 36 hospitals (the remainder will be completed in the first quarter of 2010). We have also deployed a personal health record actively used by more than 3 million members. Along the way to this success, we have made mistakes and learned many hard lessons. The presentation will share that experience and describe some of the benefits of the system.
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44 mins
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In this presentation we will look at how pharmaceutical inventions may be defined and the requirements of the disclosure in order to support such definitions with particular emphasis on issues that arise as one moves from an appreciation of the significance of a new biochemical discovery to using that discovery as a basis for treatment. If one files a patent application too early with insufficient disclosure the courts may conclude that one is merely speculating and not entitled to a patent because "the invention" has not yet been made. If one waits too long, noe may lose the race to the patent office. The presentation will try to untangle the issues involved.
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Jul 23 2009
39 mins
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Jul 23 2009
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There is no chance, no destiny, no fate, that can hinder or control the firm resolve of a determined soul.
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Glaucoma: Unproven Treatment Methods - Topic Overview
Glaucoma can't be cured, and treatment doesn't always prevent further loss of vision, So you may be attracted to a treatment that some people claim is helpful, even though it has not been medically proved to work. Some alternative remedies can be harmful. Even when these treatments are not harmful, they can be expensive and time-consuming. Some alternative or complementary treatments have been tried for glaucoma. Although they may have some benefits, most alternative therapies either have not been studied or have not been shown to be effective in the treatment of glaucoma.
Examples of unproven methods to treat glaucoma include:
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- Vitamin and nutrient supplements. There is no conclusive evidence that vitamin deficiencies cause glaucoma or that taking high doses of vitamins will either prevent or help treat glaucoma. High doses of some supplements can cause problems. For example, vitamin A poisoning can occur if large amounts of vitamin A are taken.
- Herbal remedies. Some herbal agents, such as ginkgo biloba and vinpocetine (vinca minor), may have some benefits. But they have not been well studied. Also, potential toxicity or side effects from these preparations have not been studied.
- Marijuana (Cannabis). Inhaled marijuana smoke has been shown to result in an average 25% reduction in intraocular pressure (IOP), but the effect only lasts for about 3 to 4 hours. Also, not all people who use marijuana have this reduction in IOP. It only occurs in about 60 to 65 out of 100 users. Also, the smoke has toxic effects on other parts of the body, particularly in the lungs. And substances in the smoke cause changes in mental state. The amount of marijuana you would need to smoke to keep eye pressure down would cause significant side effects. Because of these toxic and psychoactive effects, along with the short duration of the beneficial effect of lowering pressure in the eye, marijuana is considered a poor treatment option and is not recommended for glaucoma.1, 2
- Exercise.Exercise has been shown to have effects that can both raise and lower pressure in the eyes over the short term (during and immediately after exercise) and lower pressure in the eyes over the long term (when you engage in regular moderate to heavy exercise). Exercise may help to improve overall health, but the beneficial effects for glaucoma appear to be minor and do not occur in all people.
- Diet therapy. Highly restrictive diets supplemented by vitamins, minerals, and amino acids or diets rich in nutrients have been thought to reduce the effects of glaucoma. But no conclusive evidence shows that diet or obesity plays any role in either the development or treatment of glaucoma. There could be a danger of malnutrition if the diet is not balanced.
- Acupuncture.Acupuncture, in which very thin needles are placed into the skin at specific points on the body, is a standard part of medicine in the Far East. And it is becoming more common in the United States and Canada. There is very limited evidence that acupuncture may have some effect on lowering pressure in the eyes. But there is no evidence that it has any benefit in the treatment of glaucoma.
Many doctors believe glaucoma is a neurodegenerative disease, rather than just a disease of high IOP. There is interest in treatments that help protect the nerve cells in the eye from damage caused by glaucoma (neuroprotective therapy). Although a number of these therapies are being investigated, none has yet been proved to be both safe and effective in the treatment of glaucoma.
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Definition: stop or check flow of blood; Ex. stanch the gushing wound
Definition: stop or check flow of blood; Ex. stanch the gushing wound
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He was nay, probably may still be a Bonapartist, and is called Noirtier; I, on the contrary, am a stanch royalist, and style myself de Villefort.
``An old gentleman,''continued the concierge,``a stanch follower of the Bourbons; he had an only daughter, who married M. de Villefort, who had been the king's attorney at Nimes, and afterwards at Versailles.''
But then I have called his attention to it in the letter I wrote to him in the country, and, if he did nothing to prevent the mischief I there pointed out to him, I suppose it was that from pure goodness of heart and trustfulness he would not and could not believe that any thought against his honour could harbour in the breast of so stanch a friend; nor indeed did I myself believe it for many days, nor should I have ever believed it if his insolence had not gone so far as to make it manifest by open presents, lavish promises, and ceaseless tears.
He replied they might say what they liked, for he was not in a state to give advice that would be of any use; all he could tell her was to try and stanch the blood, as he was going where he should never more be seen; and with every appearance of deep grief and sorrow he left the house; but when he found himself alone, and where there was nobody to see him, he crossed himself unceasingly, lost in wonder at the adroitness of Camilla and the consistent acting of Leonela.
More Vocab Words::: detached - emotionally removed; free from emotional involvement; calm and objective; physically separate; N. detachment; CF. attachment
::: fancy - imagination (of a whimsical or fantastic nature); capricious liking; V: imagine; be fond of; ADJ. decorative; elaborate
::: prurient - having or causing lustful desires and thoughts; arousing immoderate sexual desire
::: annul - make void
::: rationalize - make rational; devise false reasons for (one's behavior); offer an excuse; give a plausible reason for an action in place of a true, less admirable ones; N. rationalization
::: patrician - noble; aristocratic; N: person of high rank; aristocrat; CF. member of the governing classes in ancient Rome; CF. plebian
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Deburring and Chamfering Tools - (159 companies)...applications. Rotary deburring and chamfering bits, or cutting tools, are used with drills and other power tools. They are used for thicker materials, deburring cross-drilled holes, high volume production jobs, and other applications that would be difficult... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableDeburring and Deflashing Machines - (97 companies)...machine is not a subset of deburring machinery. Combination deburring and deflashing machines. Image Credit: CDMC. Specifications. Rotary speed. Dimensions of tool/brush/abrasive. Workpiece speed or feed rate. Features. Method or type of deburring tool... Search by Specification | Learn More
Rotary Burs - (207 companies)Rotary Burs Information. Rotary burs are cutting tools with many closely-spaced cutting edges, often with negative rake angle, for finishing or deburring edges. A rotary cutting tool is a handheld power tool with a variety of rotating accessory bits... Learn More
Hand Drills - (169 companies)...metalworking, assembly, and maintenance. Drill Operation. Most drills used today are powered, and use a chuck to grip the bits of the drills. The drill bit is gripped by a chuck at one end of the drill and rotated while pressed against the target material... Search by Specification | Learn More
Reamers - (460 companies)Reamers are rotary tools used for light material removal to deburr and size the inside diameter of holes. Reamers are rotary cutting tools used in metalworking. Reaming is the process of enlarging and sizing a hole by means of a multifluted cutting... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableDrill Bits - (1183 companies)...bit sizes. Drill bits can be supplied in one of four standard size units. These include English or fractional, metric, wire gauge, and letter size. An English drill bit is designed with base units of inches or fractions of an inch. A metric drill... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableGrinders and Grinding Machines - (1016 companies)...and electronics. They are also used in: Cleaning and surface preparation. Deburring and deflashing. Tool and die sharpening. Construction. Maintenance and repair (MRO). Honing, lapping, and superfinishing equipment such as wafer planarization... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableDeburring and Deflashing Services - (146 companies)Deburring and deflashing services serve to round sharp edges or corners and remove flash or parting lines from forging, casting or molding operations. Deburring and deflashing services serve to round sharp edges or corners and remove flash... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableBrushing Machines - (14 companies)Traditionally, gear deburring required heavy duty products like wire brushes. However, new developments in deburring technology led to increasing use of nylon abrasive filament (NAF) brushes. Computer numerical controlled (CNC) machines employ NAF brushes... Learn More
No Image AvailableRobotic Deburring Tools - (18 companies)Robotic deburring tools are robotic end-effectors for removing burrs, flashing, and other unwanted edge properties caused by cutting or machining. Robotic Deburring Tools Information. Robotic deburring tools are robotic end-effectors for removing... Search by Specification | Learn More
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Tech Met Inc.
Deburring Tech Met conducts a variety of chem-mill related processes including: Chemical De-burring of steel, stainless steel and nickel chrome alloys. Electro Chemical Milling (ECM). Passivation to QQ-P-35, ASTM 967, ASTM A380 and other processes. Abrasive Blasting using a variety of media. Pickling of stainless and LCS components for oxide removal (read more)
Weldon Solutions
Weldon Solutions Robotic Deburring Cell Weldon Solutions has engineered a compact robotic cell to automatically deburr small parts. Compliant tooling, programmable robot path and an ID/OD gripper provide the flexibility to deburr a broad range of part profiles with a single machine. The features include: A compact, portable design. Multi-feature deburring of up to 6 parts per minute. Flexible design and construction allowing for simple changeover when deburring different parts (read more)
Gurley Precision Instruments
True Absolute Rotary Encoder The Model A19 is the smallest true-absolute rotary encoder available with opto/magnetic electronic technology. With resolution of up to 15-bits (32,768 words/turn), this mini-encoder provides superior performance in a wide variety of position-sensing applications for the measuring of angles and distances in very small envelopes. Mechanical features include a 19-mm aluminum housing, a 3-4 mm (0.125") dia stainless steel solid or blind hollow shaft, precision ball bearings and SSI output... (read more)
Novotechnik U.S., Inc.
ROTARY TOUCHLESS SENSOR Angle Sensor Touchless Technology Transmissive Series RFC 4000 Model 600 Technical Data Sheet. Southborough, MA - Novotechnik's new RFC 4000 Series rotary sensors combine touchless technology and small form factor. The sensor's touchless technology utilizes the orientation of a magnetic field in order to determine measurement angle. This makes the sensor ideal for applications that require mounting flexibility or transmissive measurements through air or non-magnetic materials. RFC 4000 Series... (read more)
Lika Electronic
Gearless rotary actuator RD6, the gearless rotary actuator in the range of Lika Electronic. . RD6 is the positioning unit without gears for efficient positioning operations. Available in two sizes with 157 W and 250 W power rating and a wide range of bus and Ethernet interfaces, RD6 rotary actuator integrates a BLDC motor, the real multiturn absolute encoder and the position controller in a single compact and low price unit. RD6 is the positioning actuator without gears offered by Lika Electronic. The 70 mm size... (read more)
DR. JOHANNES HEIDENHAIN GmbH
Absolute Rotary Encoders with SSI Interface the standard interfaces for installations of limited space. These rotary encoders are well suited for a variety of different applications including antenna technology, automated guided vehicles, logistics systems, machine building, medical technology, and packaging machines. The new absolute rotary encoders with SSI interface provide a total resolution of 25 bits (13 bits singleturn and 12 bits multiturn). In addition to the serial position value outputs, the SSI encoders also provide 1... (read more)
Novotechnik U.S., Inc.
High Durability Rotary Position Sensors Novotechnik's RSC series of non-contacting rotary sensors are rugged and designed for use in tough environments. Unaffected by static or dynamic shaft loads up to 20 N in both radial and axial directions, the RSC series has high EMC tolerance too. Designed for easy application with simple mounting and push-on coupling or marked shaft, the new RSC series is a non-contacting version of Novotechnik's proven SP 2800 series of rotary potentiometers. Key specifications include: repeatability ±0.1%... (read more)
SKF/North America
Rotary Actuators SKF - rotary actuators are designed to provide rotary motion. Fast or slow. Heavy or light duty. Complex or simple arrangements. You can chose from a wide variety of application areas. You will find a solution with both technical and economic advantages. Since the gearing is produced in one stage, through the use of a ball screw, you can also rely on a high degree of efficiency. Select the zero-backlash versions for maximum precision. CRAB 05. Benefits. Multiple output shafts. Multiple motor... (read more)
Induction Heating Preheating Drill Bits/ Brazing Ambrell - EKOHEAT Induction Heating Systems are an ideal solution for rapidly preheating drill bits; read a full brochure for more information. In down-hole fixed cutter, rock, or hammer drill bit manufacturing and rebuild operations, 40-60 tool inserts are individually brazed onto a single drill bit. These inserts may be a polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) or tungsten carbide insert (TCI). Induction heating is an excellent technique for preheating the drill bit to 600 °C (1100... (read more)
Gurley Precision Instruments
Model A37 Industrial Rotary Absolute Encoder . The model A37 is one of a family of new low-cost true absolute encoders available from Gurley. Other models include a 19 mm diameter absolute rotary encoder with a resolution of 12 bits and a 58 mm diameter absolute rotary encoder with resolutions of 12, 14, 15 or 16 bits. • Mini encoder with opto-electronic technology. • Up to 12-bit resolution (parallel or serial). • 37 mm aluminum housing. • 3-4 mm (0.125 -0.25") dia stainless steel shaft. &bull... (read more)
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5 inch Diameter X 13 inch L, Xtreme Masonry Drill Bit BLU-MOL Countersinks can be used for countersinking, deburring , and chamfering- They can be used for drilling � � rock and stone- They can be used for rotary or percussion drilling-Features �
Automated Deburring by Robot Manipulators
The burr removaL tools dchsen for tNs research were tungsten cemented carbide rotary fles. Tins type of tool provides good overall characteristics for robotic deburrIng (121 As suJch, the coruc bits produce a 45 deree chamfer on the workplece edge if the tool Is held orthogonal to the part surface.
Automated robotic deburring using impedance control
Although this paper is mainly concerned with the de- burring of edges, the results are applicable to other debumng operations as well. The burr removal tools chosen for our analysis and experiments were rotary files, which produce a 45 � � of a debumng pass is a function of the velocity of the tool bit along the edge �
Robotic Deburring of parts with Unknown Geometry
The control algorithm used in Section 3.2 is benefited by this dynamic modeL The material removal rate (MRR) of a deburring pass is a fimction ofthe velocity of the tool bit along the edge and the cross sectional areas of both � � force varies very significantly with variation of the burr size; thus whenever the rotary file encounters a �
ATI offers both radially and axially compliant end-of-arm tools that allow the deburring bit to follow the part pro- file and compensate for surface irregu- larities while maintaining a constant, settable force. The tools use standard burs made for rotary applications.
As in rotary tumbling, care must be taken to prevent overtumbling. � blasting, in which various materials are propelled by air or centrifugal force, offers another method of deburring . Also, abrasive blasting can "hammer" bits of abrasive into the workpiece, thus "charging" it.
Cutting Tool Engineering | September 2012 | Automation domination
� new Hyundai Kia VX380TD vertical machining centers, each of which comes with a rotary -type table to � Operator fatigue has diminished quite a bit because of not having to take the part in and � � being machined, an operator unloads the completed ones, loads new workpieces and performs deburring and part checking �
Model Based Control For A Deburring Robot
The tool used for deburring is a supcrstcel rotary burr movcd by an air motor. Control computationsare done by a 32 bit single board computer.
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Tools > Drill and Step Bits Debur Tool; Mild and Stainless Steel, Copper, Brass, Aluminum ELECTRICIANS 3/4IN SDS-PLUS 28.8V ROTARY HAMMER .
Experimental Study on Deburring, Form Error and Surface Roughness in Orbital Drilling of Hardened Steel
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This cover really does keep all the sun off the dashboard. I do believe that the car is cooler when using this one and not the 'pop-up' ones I was using. Easy to place, but large, so doesn't fold up small. But since I am usually the only one in the car, I flip it to the back seat, or the footwell of the passenger seat. All in all a good purchase.