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Supplier: Alcoa North American Rolled Products
Description: displacement and facilitates ship design and operation. Size for size, ocean-going aluminum yachts are stronger, faster, and more fuel efficient because of aluminum's high strength-to-weight ratio. Lightweight aluminum materials are essential to naval combatant ships because of the expanded use
- Metal / Alloy Types: Aluminum / Aluminum Alloy (UNS A)
- Shape / Form: Semi-finished Shape / Mill Stock, Plate, Sheet
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Supplier: Universal Wire Works Inc.
Description: titanium is available in sheet, strip, plate, bar, billet, tubing and wire, and is used in aircraft engine and airframe applications where tensile strength to weight ratios are important.
- Metal / Alloy Types: Titanium / Titanium Alloy
- Standards / Specifications: AMS
- Shape / Form: Semi-finished Shape / Mill Stock, Bar Stock, Flats / Rectangular Bar, Squares / Square Bar, Plate, Sheet, Strip, Wire / Shaped Wire
- Tensile Strength (UTS, Break): 50000 psi
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Supplier: Quadrant Engineering Plastic Products
Description: material is noted for its high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent chemical resistance and high performance in thermoforming and corrosive environments.
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Polypropylene (PP)
- Thermoplastic: Yes
- Filler Material: Unfilled
- Overall Thickness: 0.0620 to 3 inch
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Supplier: Leading Edge Metals & Alloys, Inc.
Description: Titanium is a silvery-white, corrosion-resistant metal with a high strength-to weight ratio. Because it is both light and strong, it is used extensively throughout the automotive and aerospace industries. Its ability to maintain strength even with prolonged exposure to saltwater also makes
- Overall Thickness: 1.00E-3 to 2 inch
- Overall Width / OD: 12 to 24 inch
- Overall Length: 75 to 144 inch
- Applications: Aerospace / Aircraft (AQ), Automotive / Vehicular, Biocompatible / Biomaterial, Marine
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Supplier: Standex-Meder Electronics
Description: The MS08-PP Series Magnetic Float ring actuator magnet (excentric) are made of nylon, have a very high strength-to-weight ratio making them shock and abrasion resistant as well as capable of enduring a 5 bar pressure (73 PSI or 0.5 MPa). Additionally, PA floats have a high resistance to many
- Measuring Range: 0.6299 inch
- Maximum Operating Pressure: 73 psi
- Meter Technology: Mechanical / Magnetic Floats
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Supplier: General Plastics Manufacturing Co.
Description: This rigid foam core material satisfies fire, smoke and toxicity (FST), and heat release requirements for aerospace applications. Used in conjunction with other materials, FST-3800 foam core helps improve aesthetics and reduces costs while meeting fire safety requirements. It offers a high strength
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Supplier: Saint-Gobain Foams and Tapes
Description: Manufactured from electrical grade fiberglass cloth backing coated with clear pressure-sensitive aadhesive. The G Series tapes are constructed to offer excellent solvent and flagging resistance. The high conformance and strength/weight ratio makes this series a good candidate for oil and motor
- Type: Adhesive, Single-Sided
- Backing / Carrier: Cloth - Woven Fabric, Glass / Fiberglass
- Adhesive: Pressure Sensitive (PSA), Rubber
- Width: 23000 µm
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Supplier: General Plastics Manufacturing Co.
Description: FR-3700 is a CFC-free, rigid, closed-cell, flame-retardant polyurethane foam available in densities ranging from 3 to 40 pounds per cubic foot. It exhibits a high strength-to-weight ratio due to its cellular structure and cross-linked resin. Because of its closed-cell structure, LAST-A-FOAM®
- Foam Type: Closed Cellular, Rigid
- Form / Shape: Stock Shape (Bar, Sheet, etc.), Film / Sheet
- Material / Composition: Plastic / Polymer
- Polymer / Chemical System: Polyurethane
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Supplier: General Plastics Manufacturing Co.
Description: ; closed- and open-cell polyurethane foam products provide a high strength-to-weight ratio and extraordinary versatility, with absolute consistency from order to order, guaranteed. Whether you need high-temperature tooling boards, molded parts or submersible foams, expect identical quality, uniformity
- Capabilities: Fabrication, Laminating, Machining, Molding
- Production: High Volume, Low Volume
- Materials: Foam
- Services: Design, Model, Prototype, R&D, Test / Inspect
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Supplier: General Plastics Manufacturing Co.
Description: guidelines for the aircraft manufacturing industry. Product Features and Benefits: CFC-Free Rigid and closed-cell Flame-retardant Cross-linked resin which results in high strength-to-weight ratio Inert and resistant to most chemicals and solvents Easily shaped with common wood working tools FR-6700
- Foam Type: Closed Cellular, Rigid
- Form / Shape: Stock Shape (Bar, Sheet, etc.), Board / Block / Bun
- Material / Composition: Plastic / Polymer
- Polymer / Chemical System: Polyurethane
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Supplier: High Performance Alloys, Inc.
Description: alloy with a high strength to weight ratio with superior abrasion and cavitation resistance. Resistance to chloride SCC, as well as crevice corrosion and pitting. Good ductility with a high fatigue strength in marine applications. Twice the yield strength of Alloy 20, and stronger than Duplex 2205
- Metal / Alloy Types: Metal / Metal Alloys, All Types, Ferrous / Iron Based, Stainless Steel (UNS S), Super Alloy, Alloy
- Standards / Specifications: ASTM / ASME, UNS
- Shape / Form: Semi-finished Shape / Mill Stock, Profile / Structural Shape, Other
- Features: Corrosion Resistant
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Supplier: Ellsworth Adhesives
Description: 3M Scotch-Weld Epoxy Adhesive 2216 Clear is a two component, room temperature curing adhesive that is used for bonding metal, plastics, masonry, rubber, and wood. It offers high shear strength, high peel strength, and resistance to aging, vibration, shock, and flexing. 1:1 mix ratio by volume
- Cure Type / Technology: Two Component System
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Supplier: NewAge Industries, Inc. / AdvantaPure
Description: . It offers high strength- to-weight ratio, low surface friction, and excellent resistance to corrosion. Features: Polypropylene homopolymer made from ingredients that meet FDA requirements for food contact surfaces Animal-free ingredients No phthalates used in the manufacture of its ingredients
- Tube Type: Plastic Tubing
- Design Units: English
- Outside Diameter / Size: 0.2500 to 1.25 inch
- Maximum Inside Diameter / Size: 0.1250 to 1 inch
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: With convenient handling, EP21NDFG has a non-drip viscosity and a one to one mix ratio by weight or volume. It produces high strength, durable bonds which hold up well to thermal cycling and resist many chemicals including water, oils, fuels, acids, bases and salts. This system is primarily used
- Dielectric Strength: 1.57E7 to 1.77E7
- Dielectric Constant: 2.92
- Material Form: Gap Filling Sealant / Gasket, Grease / Gel, Polymer (Plastic / Elastomer)
- Features: Electronics / Semiconductors, Electrical Power / HV
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Supplier: Dow Polyurethanes
Description: • Amine-initiated polyether polyol designed for rigid foam • Equivalent weight and reactivity allow for excellent formulation reactivity control when used in combination with sucrose-based polyols • Well suited for foam applications requiring high strength-to-density ratios and low
- Foam Type: Rigid
- Form / Shape: Fabricated Shapes / Parts (Molded, Cast)
- Material / Composition: Plastic / Polymer
- Polymer / Chemical System: Polyether
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Supplier: Zeus
Description: Polyether ether ketone, or PEEK, is a high-performance engineered polymer with excellent heat tolerance and one of the highest strength-to-weight ratios of any thermoplastic. This material can be used as an alternative to other materials such as aluminum, steel, glass, and other polymers
- Tube Type: Plastic Tubing
- Design Units: English
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: EP21TDCANHT is a two component, flexibilized, thermally conductive epoxy adhesive that will cure at room temperature, or more rapidly at elevated temperature. It is a superb adhesive sealant, with exceptionally high peel strength and tensile lap shear. It has a very convenient mix ratio(1:1
- Product Type: Specialty Polymers and Resins
- Technology Type: Film / Laminate, Solid, Two Component System
- Features: Anti-Static / Electrostatic, Electrically Conductive (ESD / EMI Shielding), Electrical Insulation / Dielectric Material, Electrically Nonconductive, EMI / RFI Shielding
- Industry: Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, Energy / Utilities, OEM / Industrial, Semiconductor
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: Master Bond Polymer System EP21CLV compound is a two component epoxy compound for general purpose bonding or casting formulated to cure at room temperature or more rapidly at elevated temperatures, with a one-to-one mix ratio, weight or volume. It readily develops a high bonding strength of more
- Product Type: Specialty Polymers and Resins
- Technology Type: Solid, Specialty / Other
- Features: Anti-Static / Electrostatic, Electrically Nonconductive, EMI / RFI Shielding
- Industry: Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, OEM / Industrial, Semiconductor, Other
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: ratio by weight or volume. The EP21LV 3/5 produces tough, high strength, durable bonds which hold up very well to thermal cycling and resist many chemicals including cold sterilants, water, oils, fuels, acids, bases and salts. It is serviceable over the wide temperature range of -80°F to +250°F
- Material Type / Grade: Thermoset
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Epoxy
- Resins & Compounds: Liquid
- Compound Type: Casting Resin
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: by weight and contains no solvents or diluents. Master Bond Polymer System EP30 Medical produces high strength, rigid bonds which are remarkably resistant to chemicals including water, oil and most orgainc solvents, as well as cold sterilants, ETO and gamma radiation. It is serviceable over the wide
- Dielectric Strength: 1.73E7
- Material Form: Coating, Composite, Dielectric Coating (Encapsulant, Conformal, etc.), Gap Filling Sealant / Gasket, Polymer (Plastic / Elastomer), Potting Compound
- Features: Electronics / Semiconductors, Electrical Power / HV
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Supplier: MultiDimension Technology Co., Ltd.
Description: high mechanical strength plastic, and solid, hard-wearing non-magnetic stainless steel materials, and it achieves a compact, miniaturized, light-weight and robust structural design. It can significantly simplify the design of structural components of financial machinery and measurement equipment
- Device Type: Magnetic Field Sensor
- Technology: Magnetoresistive
- Outputs / Interfaces: Digital
- Measurement Features: Magnitude Measurement
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Supplier: MultiDimension Technology Co., Ltd.
Description: series applies high mechanical strength plastic, and solid, hard-wearing non-magnetic stainless steel materials, and it achieves a compact, miniaturized, light-weight and robust structural design. It can significantly simplify the design of structural components of financial machinery and measurement
- Sensor Grade / Operating Range: Automotive, Industrial
- Package Type / Mounting: Through Hole Technology (THT)
- Input (Supply) Voltage: 5.5 volts
- Magnetic Field Range: 800 to 1000 Gauss
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: Properties of Metakaolin High-Strength Cementitious Grouts Volume 2, Issue 7 (July 2005) Cement based grouts containing 0, 5, 10, and 15 % replacement with metakaolin and with a water/cementitious materials ratio of 0.38 have been investigated. The rheological and mechanical properties
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Supplier: PA&E
Description: Titanium-to-Zirconia Invar-to-AIN Metal-to-Composite Bonding Titanium-to-CuMo High thermal conductivity Low density Low CTE Connectors install via LBW Better strength-to-weight ratio than aluminum Metal-to-Metal Bonding Stainless-to-Stainless Inconel-to-Stainless Cu/SS-to-Cu/Ti
- Service: Brazing, Soldering, Braze-Welding, Specialty / Other
- Additional Services: CAD / CAM Support, Design Assistance, Fixture Design / Fabrication, Low to Mid Volume Production, Machining, Testing and Inspection
- Process Capability: Active Brazing / Soldering, Furnace, Laser, Resistance / Conventional
- Specialty / Additional Capabilities: Hermetic Sealing, Vacuum
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Supplier: RWM Casters Company
Description: resistant and will not chunk out. It has the highest strength-to-weight ratio than any other wheel in the industry. The Signature™ Premium Wheel is excellent for floor protection, continuous towing and noise reduction. Features: Wheel Bearing: Choice of straight roller or precision ball
- Wheel: Rubber on Plastic Wheel, Other
- Specialty Applications: Food Service
- Load Capacity: 225 to 700 lbs
- Wheel Diameter: 3.5 to 8 inch
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Supplier: Bodine Electric Company
Description: Standard Features Totally enclosed, non-ventilated IP-20 rating. Class "B" insulation system for long life. Aluminum endshields for high thermal efficiency and light weight. Unvented gearhousing for universal horizontal mounting. Industrial lip type seals on motor and output shafts. Ball
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Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: by altering the mix ratio. Adding more A part (e.g. 2:1 mix ratio) gives a more rigid cure while adding more B part (e.g. 1:2 mix ratio) gives a more forgiving cure. The EP21 produces high strength, durable bonds which hold up well to thermal cycling and resists many chemicals including water, oils
- Type: Coating
- Technology: Multicomponent
- Substrate / Surface: Ceramic / Porcelain, Concrete / Masonry, Glass, Metal, Plastic, Wood
- Chemistry: Epoxy, Resin Base / Polymer Binder
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Supplier: Bodine Electric Company
Description: allows for high gear ratios in compact package Bronze worm gears for high shock load capability Hardened and ground worm gear hobbed on the motor shaft for high strength and long life. Application Information Brushless motors require a control. Performance ratings of 115° C winding, 25° C
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Supplier: Colson Caster Corporation
Description: No Description Provided
- Wheel: Poly on Metal Wheel
- Load Capacity: 3000 lbs
- Wheel Diameter: 10 inch
- Wheel Tread Width: 3 inch
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Supplier: Spanco, Inc.
Description: • Used to span greater distance between supports. • Combination of high strength to low weight ratio helps to reduce stress on structures.
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Supplier: Allied Electronics, Inc.
Description: High carbon, heat-treated steel crimping tool that has a unique design that provides a high strength/weight ratio that crimps a broad range of 22-10 AWG terminals and connectors.
- Application / Connector Type: General Application
- Power: Hand Tools
- Form Factor: Handheld
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Supplier: U.S. Plastic Corporation
Description: High dielectric strength and high strength-to-weight ratio. High dimensional stability; chemical, moisture and oil resistance. Perfect for insulating washers, carrying electrical wiring or switchboard panels. Thread, tap, drill or machine with equipment for wood or soft metals. Color, natural
- Outside Diameter / Size: 0.0625 inch
- Maximum Inside Diameter / Size: 0.3125 inch
- Shape: Round
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Supplier: Interstate Plastics, Inc.
Description: Grey pvc is a normal impact, high corrosion resistant polyvinyl chloride sheet. Because of its exceptional corrosion resistance, it is ideally suited for applications where maximum chemical reisitance is necessary. Its high strength-to-weight ratio, cost efficiency, ease of fabrication and economic
- Form / Shape: Rod / Round Stock
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
- Thermoplastic: Yes
- Overall Width / O.D.: 0.3750 to 4 inch
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Supplier: Thorlabs, Inc.
Description: The PBG12108 UltraLight optical breadboard offers high strength-to-weight ratio and excellent thermal stability. This breadboard is ideal for optical setups where portability and dynamic rigidity are important. It is typically used as a replacement for aluminum, steel or granite surface
- Units: Imperial / English
- Length: 60 inch
- Width: 24 inch
- Height / Thickness: 2.2 inch
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Supplier: Sealed Air Corporation
Description: Cost-efficient cushioning protection available for today's lighter weight products. Its exceptionally high strength-to-weight ratio reduces cube, and costs, by providing superior protection using less material than many alternative packaging methods.
- Protective Packaging / Dunnage: Bubble Wrap / Foam Packaging
- Material: Foam
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PU Foam Built for Aerospace and Military Specs
General Plastics' LAST-A-FOAM® FR-6700 Aerospace Grade series is flame-retardant, closed-cell, and exhibits high strength-to-weight ratio due to its cellular structure and cross-linked resin. (read more)
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Victrex plc.
Lightweight polymers for high-tech solutions
including high stiffness- and strength-to-weight ratio, wear, chemical and creep resistance, and processing flexibility as well as dimensional stability, low outgassing, low moisture absorption, radio transparency and high temperature resistance. Regulatory and environmental requirements can be met (read more)
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Hymark/Kentucky Gauge
Single stage ratios up to 30:1
Until now, spur gears or a multistage bevel gear was required to achieve high transmission ratios, which resulted in heavier weight and larger space requirements. Graessner's high ratio hypoid gears, on the other hand, achieves high ratios in a single stage, has a lower mass and can be used in (read more)
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Performance Core Series LAST-A-FOAM® FR-3700
LAST-A-FOAM® FR-3700 is a CFC-free, rigid, closed-cell, flame-retardant polyurethane foam that exhibits a high strength-to-weight ratio due to its cellular structure and cross-linked resin. Because of its closed-cell structure, this series has great resistance to water absorption, and will not (read more)
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Saint-Gobain Ceramics - Hexoloy® Products
Maximum Protection.Minimum Weight
Saint-Gobain ceramics are the materials of choice for today's demanding armor protection applications. Our Hexoloy® silicon carbide is known for its high hardness, high strength and design flexibility with a weight that is less than half of most metal alloys. Our product line also features a (read more)
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Zotefoams, Inc.
Ultimate Light-weight Foam
saturation foaming process. Key benefits of ZOTEK®PEBA foam Ultra light weight Excellent energy return Soft touch / comfort Outstanding properties at low temperature Good cushioning Anti-slip / high friction Outstanding shape recovery Impact protection Elasticity Good thermal insulation Superior tear (read more)
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Grob, Inc.
Maximize torsional strength & contact area.
Standard Spline Shafts Grob Standard Spline Shafting has been designed to maximize torsional strength and contact area. Grob spline shafts are made with even number of teeth and are parallel over two or more teeth. When your project requires mating parts, look no further. For your convenience we (read more)
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Light Weight Bomb Disposal Robot
grip a wide variety of materials and not only lift but rotate payloads as high as 40 lb. One obvious way to get the torque required was to gear down a high-speed motor, but that approach adds size and weight, as well as complexity and cost. In keeping with the company's philosophy of simplicity, the (read more)
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never sacrifice in areas relevant to safety, reputation, and value. Aerospace & Defense Market requirements call for weight reduction to increase fuel efficiency and lower green house gas emissions. High strength to weight materials that are resistant to industry chemicals, offer temperature and wear (read more)
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Aerospace-grade Foam for Cabin Interior
FR-3700 is a CFC-free, rigid, closed-cell, flame-retardant polyurethane foam available in densities ranging from 3 to 40 pounds per cubic foot. It exhibits a high strength-to-weight ratio due to its cellular structure and cross-linked resin. Because of its closed-cell structure, LAST-A-FOAM® FR (read more)
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Aachen-based is an electrically heated laminated safety glass that comes in clear, perfectly transparent, and screen-printed. Key to the Bambus Skis from German-based is natural, fast-growing, bamboo. Bamboo competes well with conventional ski materials due to its high strength-to-weight ratio
As the lightest structural metal available, magnesium's combination of low density and good mechanical strength results in a high strength-to-weight ratio. Because of their low modulus of elasticity, magnesium alloys can absorb energy elastically. Combined with moderate strength, this provides
strength to 500 F. Besides a high strength-to-weight ratio and good formability, aluminum also possesses its own anticorrosion mechanism. When exposed to air, aluminum does not oxidize progressively because a hard, microscopic oxide coating forms on the surface and seals the metal from the environment
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strength-to-weight ratio, along with corrosion resistance, gives designers more options for machined and cold-formed parts. More than 60 standard and special stainless steels can cost effectively match even the most-demanding requirements. Stainless steels are corrosion resistant surfaceto-core
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strength. A CNC machine precisely wraps the composite in multiple layers around the metallic liner. A high strength-to-weight ratio comes from varying fiber orientation between layers in both the hoop and longitudinal directions. A detailed netting analysis lets designers calculate stresses
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. Composites are increasingly used in new applications as OEMs take advantage of excellent material characteristics, notably a high strength-to-weight ratio. Manufacturing advances are also aiding new developments. For instance, improvements in plug and mold designs let engineers assemble complex parts
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composite, weighing 40% less than traditional systems, features a high strength-to-weight ratio, good fatigue and impact resistance, and good sound and temperature insulation properties. Here's how the process works. Two engineering thermoplastic sheets are thermoformed into three-dimensional skins
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encountered over the years are high physical strength, low weight, good weatherability, high resilience, good flexibility, minimum thickness, wide operational band width, low reflectivity, high power capability, extreme temperature capability, low outgassing, and low cost.
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Advances in FRP Composites in Civil Engineering
Fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) system has achieved a worldwide acceptance over other strengthening systems due to its high strength to weight ratio , favourable behaviour in harsh environments, improved fatigue behaviour, ease of handling in application, and non corrosive nature (ACI 440, 2002).
Americam Society of Composites: 29th Technical Conference
Since a continuous length of fiber is used during wrapping, parts maintain a high strength to weight ratio .
Handbook of Manufacturing Engineering and Technology
The demands of the aerospace industry turned attention towards materials with high strength to weight ratios , and focus on forming aluminum- and magnesium-based alloys was considered relevant.
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Titanium and its alloys were extensively used in many applications (especially in aerospace, medical, marine and surgical implants etc.) because these have excellent properties such as exceptional corrosion resistance, high strength to weight ratio and high temperature strength.
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(5) High strength to weight ratios .
Advances in Structural Engineering
The application of FRP had been proved to be a competitive technique for strengthening of RC members because of several advantages concerning composites, such as high strength to weight ratio , high resistance to corrosion, easy to apply characteristics, simple repairing and retrofit …
Advances in Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering
Forging also can produce part with good mechanical properties such as high strength to weight ratio , good toughness and resistance to impact at a moderate cost.
Progress in Structures
The high strength to weight ratio and good forming properties of cold-formed steel section has permit the members to be formed in various geometry shapes, and provide large variety of choices for steel designers.


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Protecting DNS servers - Part 2
Learn security procedures for protecting DNS services by monitoring network traffic and checking the open ports on your firewall.
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security for Active Directory. The first consideration was to require all communications with DNS servers to be encrypted. The next two considerations are to monitor all network traffic and re-evaluate the open ports on your firewall.
By monitoring network traffic you should be able to determine when illegitimate or abnormal traffic patterns or content begin to enter your network. You must make the choice whether to perform real-time detection or rely upon historical reviews to detect attack attempts. Real-time detection will require an automated IDS system or audit scanning system actively looking for attacks. Historical reviews will re-examine log files of audited events or collections of DNS traffic packets. The former solution is preferred but it is often expensive. The latter solution will only provide post-incident detection not preventative or immediate response capabilities.
No matter what monitoring method you choose, look for specific DNS focused denial of service attacks, DNS system flooding, DNS poisoning attempts, unusually high amounts of traffic, abnormal amounts of traffic from a single host or to a single host, and abnormal levels of traffic of a single type (i.e. TCP sub-protocol, such as service or application protocols).
If you don't already have firewalls protecting the borders of your network. You have bigger issues to deal with right now than improving DNS security. When dealing with DNS traffic across firewalls, keep in mind that both DNS queries to resolve FQDN into IP addresses and DNS server to DNS server communications (such as zone transfers) both occur over UDP port 53. This port should be blocked, disabled, or turned off unless one of the following are true:
- Zone transfers must occur across the firewall
- A DNS server is authoritative for a delegated zone located across the firewall
- DNS clients communicate with DNS servers across the firewall
- DNS forwarders must communicate with DNS servers that are higher in the DNS namespace hierarchy across the firewall
Once you provided protection for DNS traffic, you can then begin securing the DNS data itself. That is the topic of the next tip.
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2003 Ford Mustang - Consumer Review
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Waited 30 years for the experience! I bought her brand new 5 years ago, never regreted a day. The mileage is fine for this kind of car. Just add on some simple bolt on parts and the power picks up even more. It is a premium GT Coupe, so the leather seats make it comfortable on long trips. It has been totally reliable...even the battery is still original. She is pampered..yes, but it takes all I dish out, the (Traction Control light) comes on a lot. That tells you how hard I can be. 25 miles highway, 20 around town. After all these years I love driving it everyday. We love it so much we also now own an 04 Mach1. Keep those new Camaros and Challengers coming out, they'll make a splash and disappear.Best Features
64-66 Retro looks, reliability. Plenty of aftermarket add ons, inside and out. And can be personalised, even though there are a lot of ponies out there. Fun to drive everyday. Can't beat it!Worst Features
I've tried but can't think of anything, except after washing,it's hard to dry,as water keeps seeping out in some areas after you wipe it down. That's it.
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Contents: VoIP Overview VoIP Comparison Why Qwest ® for VoIP? OneFlex™ Hosted VoIP – Overview OneFlex Hosted VoIP Description and Packages Benefits Technical Summary
What is VoIP? VoIP means Voice over Internet protocol. VoIP is an IP application that provides real time, two-way voice capability in IP over a broadband connection. Over time, VoIP may offer new products and services not available over the legacy public switched telephone network (PSTN). VoIP - Overview
Why VoIP? Convergence cost savings You can consolidate multiple traffic types, including IP, voice, video and data over a single network. Scalable You have control over services - the "traditional" central switching function is simplified. Flexible You receive support for a broad set of services (voice, video, messaging). Extensible Enables addition of new applications yet to be defined. Standards based IP, UDP, RTP, SIP IETF RFC 3261 thru 3265. Various compression mechanisms (G.711, etc), soft client support.
The Household Phone Location-Centric Communications (Calls are placed to a physical place) Individual-Centric Communications (Calls are placed to a person) The Individual Fundamental Shift in Perspective
Hosted vs Premises-based VoIP Premises-based VoIP – industry today Equipment capital investment model: Requires on-site equipment management expertise and/or outsourcing. May be cost effective for deployments with a significant density of users per location. May be cost effective when existing PBX equipment is not depreciated and can be easily upgraded to support VoIP. Reliability - increases redundancy requirements (cost) for sites that host VoIP services. Hosted VoIP solution – Qwest market leader Low capital investment. Technology protection. Daily equipment maintenance tasks performed by the service provider. On-site personnel can focus on providing the best service to the end user. Cost effective for businesses with multiple geographically dispersed locations and a low-to-medium number of users per location. Converged data and voice service from one provider with a single point of contact for trouble resolution. Reliable - intelligence is in the cloud. Provides an additional level of flexibility that may be hard to achieve with premises- based deployment. Feature transparency across the entire United States.
Qwest ® Uniquely Positioned for VoIP Early adaptor of VoIP in the long-distance backbone Expertise in IP State-of-the-art IP backbone Expertise in long-distance Expertise in local service Expertise in hosted applications
Qwest ® OneFlex™ Hosted VoIP - Overview Qwest OneFlex Hosted VoIP is an Internet protocol (IP) application that provides real-time, two-way voice capability in IP over a broadband connection. OneFlex has an extensive set of standard features including voice mail and find me/follow me services. A suite of browser-based applications provides control of business communications, including find me/follow me controls, Microsoft ® Outlook ® integration with click-to-call functionality, call logs and integrated messaging. Additional features include client billing codes and PC-based administration tools.
Qwest ® OneFlex™ Hosted VoIP Packages Qwest OneFlex has two package options designed to meet your specific needs and calling patterns—a combination of local, long- distance, voice and office features. The packages are OneFlex™ Office and OneFlex™ Office Enhanced. The service works with Qwest iQ Networking™ Internet Port (formerly known as DIA).
OneFlex Office Package Unlimited local and 8XX outbound calling Unlimited on-net calling (any OneFlex Hosted VoIP user to another OneFlex Hosted VoIP user) 911 dialing 1 OneFlex Personal Online Dashboard with: Call logs Contact manager Click-to-call Click for voice mail Voice mail with: E-features Indicator One button push Office administrator account profile Distinctive ring Abbreviated dialing Caller ID with name Call waiting with caller ID Call hold Call block Call transfer Call forwarding Smart call forwarding / personal locator Three-way calling Do not disturb Speed dial Repeat dialing Hunt groups Electronic facsimile service 24/7 customer support Service installation and activation (separate nonrecurring charge (NRC)) Qwest ® OneFlex ™ Hosted VoIP Packages OneFlex Office Enhanced Package (includes OneFlex Office features) Microsoft ® Outlook ® integration Integrated messaging Remote calling 1 Restrictions apply
Qwest ® OneFlex™ Hosted VoIP Premium Features Premium features: not included in packages (priced separately) – only available for purchase with OneFlex Office or OneFlex Office Enhanced packages. Additional basic seat with : –Unlimited on-net calling –OneFlex Personal Online Dashboard –911 dialing 1 –Caller ID with name –Distinctive ring –Abbreviated dialing. –Separate NRC applies to service installation and activation. Business white and yellow pages listing Microsoft ® Outlook ® integration Integrated messaging Personalized set up and training and on-site office administrator training 2 Site survey and personalized local area network analysis Business customer premises equipment customized to the location Off-net calls (domestic local toll and long distance, and international) Directory assistance (411) 1 Restrictions apply 2 Included in OneFlex Office and Office Enhanced packages with greater than five seats per location
Emergency calling / 911 911 service requirements: –You must have Qwest ® -approved customer premises equipment (CPE). –You must have Qwest-approved IP connectivity. –911 calls must originate from the service installation location. If you do not meet these requirements you will not have access to 911 emergency service. If you move your IP handset within the service installation location, the 911 service may need to be reconfigured. Summary: Qwest will provide access to emergency 911 service at the service installation location if you meet the 911 service requirements shown above. If a stationary IP handset is moved, calls may not be routed to the appropriate public service answering point (PSAP).
Qwest ® OneFlex ™ Hosted VoIP Benefits Converged solution –Converged voice and data service with dynamically allocated bandwidth. Cost effective – you can: –Reduce telephony capital expense. –Lower move/add/change (MAC) costs. –Minimize ongoing operations and deployment costs. –Eliminate the need for separate voice and data networks. –Save on long-distance and on-net calls. Increased productivity through applications integration: –Advanced IP-based applications. –Personal Dashboard for communications control. –Integration with Microsoft ® Outlook ®. Scalable –IP telephony solutions change as business changes –Easy seasonal adaptation. Mobility –Telecommuters and frequent travelers have same communications services on the road as in the office.
LAN hardware: Review of your local area network including hardware, software, voice services and features, network topology Full-duplex switched 100 Mb Ethernet LAN Category 5 or higher cabling Adequate bandwidth for both voice and data traffic Must not exceed one-way latency: -IP phone to IP phone - 150 milliseconds -IP phone to gateway - 120 milliseconds Must have low packet loss - less than 0.5 percent Must have low jitter - less than 20 milliseconds. Minimum number of IP addresses required LAN VoIP awareness: Network address translation (NAT) or port address translation (PAT), if present, must be VoIP/session initiation protocol (SIP) aware Firewalls must be VoIP aware. VoIP Requirements LAN/WAN quality of service (QoS): Understand QoS policy Routers support Layer 3 type of service (ToS) /Diffserv Layer 2 switches support class of service (CoS) tagging WAN services support QoS (Optical, ATM, Frame Relay) New IP handsets: Use in-line power (802.3af) for IP handsets with uninterruptible power supply (UPS) backup Disperse analog phones throughout the enterprise for emergency dialing LAN infrastructure configured with redundancy Understand the migration path: Create location-by-location migration strategy from TDM to VoIP (dialing rules) with minimal downtime and customer impact
VoIP Architecture Customer Router IP Handset Internet TDM Local Voice Network (CLASS 5) Business VoIP Customer TDM Long Distance Voice Network (CLASS 4) Computer VLAN 1 VLAN 2 iQ Internet Port Plus Qwest Edge Router (Cisco ® 10K) Acme Packet Session Border Controller (SBC) Sylantro Feature Server IP Unity Messaging Server Sonus PSTN Gateway (GSX) Customer Ethernet Switch Qwest VoIP Network Qwest ® IP Network Black Phone
Dedicated IP Access 2 LD VoIP Gateways Local/LD Local/911 PSTN 4a 4b 4c VoIP Feature Server IP Network 3 5 1 IP Phone 1.IP handsets 2. Dedicated IP access 3. Feature server (implements Class 5 and PBX features) 4. VoIP gateways – three "flavors" 4a. VoIP gateways for outbound traffic to IXC network (then to ILECs via FG-D) 4b. VoIP gateways for inbound traffic from local and long-distance 4c. VoIP gateways for outbound local traffic (including 911 trunks) 5. Web-based interface for ordering, billing, configuration changes, control, etc. VoIP Components
Customer Premises Customer Premises Router/ Switch VoIP Gateways Not Involved VoIP Feature Server IP Network Customer Premises Customer Premises Router/ Switch "Call Setup" Path "Call" Path (a.k.a 'Media Path') VoIP to VoIP Call
VoIP Feature Server IP Network Customer Premises / Business VoIP Customer PSTN Local / LD Term 911 411 VoIP to PSTN Call PSTN call steps: 1. VoIP signaling / voice traffic originates on the IP handset 2. Signaling is directed to the VoIP feature server 3. Signaling / voice traffic is redirected to the PSTN Local Long-distance 911 411
Office Administrator Management Tools Secure access to office/administrative portal provides real-time inventory of number of stations and features by telephone number/employee name Full move, add, change, delete (MACD) capability Monthly call detail report (CDR), by account, office, employee. User Portal Outlook integration Find me / follow me Inbound, outbound and missed calls log Click to dial Call treatment groups Address book Web Portal Management Hierarchy Office Administrator (Web portal) End-User Web Portals (for office end users) Corporate HQ Regional Office #1 Regional Office #50 End UsersTemp UsersContractorsOther Note: Office Administrators have equal access privileges
User Web Portal Check voice mail Click on Check call log Click on Configure My Assistant Click on Configure My Settings Click on Activate Reach Me features Click inside
Qwest ® OneFlex™ Hosted VoIP Summary Single "national" service provider solution Cost effective – true voice, video and data convergence – can: –Reduce telephony capital expense –Lower MAC costs –Eliminate the need for separate voice and data networks –Save on long-distance and on-net calls Increased productivity via applications integration, including: –Dial tone, voice messaging, instant messaging, PSTN access, e-mail integration, and personal dashboard for communications control Inherent IP resiliency Standards based Scalable Flexible Extensible
All trademarks are the property of their respective companies. OneFlex Hosted VoIP is available to customers in select areas across the continental U.S., with new locations being added. Minimum one-year term commitment required. Early termination charges may apply. Monthly charge and activation fee based on configuration selected. Long-distance and local toll charges are additional. International charges are additional and vary. Listed rates do not include taxes, incremental charges and surcharges. Separately purchased equipment and Internet access compatible with the service are required. Call for availability and complete details.
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Bagels and Beans - Raadhuisstraat
Serves meat, vegan options available. Dutch-owned chain of lunchrooms Bagels & Beans offers a menu inspired not by American-style bagles but the tastes and herbs of Europe and Southern France. Offers vegetarian and vegan bagels, sweets, coffee, and fresh juices. Could replace cream cheese with hummus for some items. Open Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:30pm, Sat-Sun 9:00am-6:00pm.
Category: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Western, Fast food, Non-veg
Reviews (16)
First Review by SynthVegan
Good, but expensive
I came here twice. Both time staff was helpful when I asked vegan options. They wasnt marked in menu. They should do that.
Good food, I highly recommended bagel with avocado and hummus, but I think that for breakfast its quit expensive place.
Pros: Kind and nice staff sometimes, Clean place, Hummus...
Cons: Expensive
great vegan options!
All of their bagels are vegan and they let you switch out hummus for any bagel on the menu with cream cheese. The already vegan ones are: avocado with tomato and lettuce, banana with maple syrup and cinnamon, and hummus with sundries tomatoes and rocket. Fair prices and delicious bagels!
not a lot of vegan options
I like this place it's cozy and the food is good. BUT, they don't have a lot of vegan options; only the hummus bagel, which is excellent and some drinks. The prices are not too bad though and I love hummus and their matcha lattes, so that's why I always go back.
Few options, but great quality
Although there weren't many vegan options available, the menu did have a couple of vegetarian options. The staff were very accommodating and knowledgeable, and allowed us to substitute various ingredients.
In the end we had the vegetarian chicken (from the Vegetarian Butcher) teriyaki bagel, with hummus. This isn't marked as vegan on the menu, but I'd highly recommend it!
Pros: Excellent food quality, Central location , Friendly staff
Cons: Very few options , Fairly expensive
Good food, the rest so-so
I'll begin with the most important thing - the food.
We had a mushroom burger and a salad, both decent meals in terms of price, taste and portion.
Staff was friendly.
On the downside, the place is very small, I'd recommend take-away as seating can be problematic. They do not accept Mastercard, which I was not aware of beforehand, so other cards or cash is recommended (I always carry some cash just in case so avoided trouble).
While we were there they dragged a stinky container for glass recycling through the restaurant which was unpleasant and the tables were poorly cleaned.
Pros: Food, Price
Cons: Not so clean, Payment options
Food was good - Service so-so
First of all, I had the Tuscany Bagel and it was really delicious. The Hummus was good and the tomatoes very fresh and tasty.
The service however was a very slow, we waited ages for the completely overloaded waitress to clean our table and remove the dishes from the people before, and when I asked the girl on the counter which bagels are vegan, I got a weird look, but she asked and told me all of them are vegan.
It took very long until we got the food, but as I said it was very good. I had a Soymilk Matcha and it was delicious too!
When the place calmed down a bit, the employees were really friendly and nice when we went to pay the bill, so maybe this was a one time thing and does not happen regularly.
Since they have a lot of options, this place is great to enjoy also with non vegan friends.
Pros: Vegan Drinks, Location, Price
Cons: Slow service
Not that good
Based on the reviews, I expected a lot from this place.
The truth is: if you're vegan you'll only have the bagel with hommus option. The bagel is really good and tasted like fresh, but the hommus is just... regular (just kidding, all hommuses are awesome).
I would go back if it was the only place around.
Yummy in my tummy
We traveled with non-vegan/non-vegetarian friends and this place was awesome compromise! Me and my boyfriend is vegans and it was an awesome breakfast experience! Try their juices and specially the all mixed one, yuuuum! We ordered the banana maple syrup bagel and the hummus sun dried tomato one and them both was so great! I also had their macha tea with soymilk and I want it again! I can really recommend it for vegans and for people that want to compromise with their friends/family and everyone can get a big/small breakfast, with alot of different options!
Pros: Big variation, Good juices and food, Nice staff
Cons: Would want vegan symbols marked out
Bagel Bash
Think Bagel Nash in the UK but better. Cool and hip bagel joint not too far from Dam Sq just on the right heading out on Raadhuistraat half way between Singel and Herengracht. Very busy when we went on 31.12.2013, there was a long wait for food but definitely worth it. The bagels are filling and freshly prepared and the vegetarian and vegam choice is excellent with fillings such as avocado, sun dried tomatoes, olive tapenade, humous, mozarella cheese, pine nuts, cream cheese and pesto. They also do a bagel with a meat-free steak in it from the local vegetarian butcher just down the road. Prices are pretty decent ranging from approx 4-6 EUR for bagels or 9.95 EUR for a 3 course lunch of bagel, coffee and fruit juice. I've just finished eating and am extremely satisfied indeed with the whole experience. I'd certainly recommend a hot soya drink called the Matcha Latte which is a bit like a hot and sweet wheatgrass.
Pros: fresh, good choice, many vegan options
Cons: Some meat served
I really enjoyed bagels and beans. It seemed silly to go back to a chain several times on a short trip however I just really enjoyed it and it felt homely
I had an everything bagel with hommus, avo, tomatoes, chives and leaves
So good!
A chain w many locations
Excellent humus. I write to note that his location isn't the only one.
I saw that there are at least a dozen or so Bagels & Beans scattered throughout the city. Go to their website and check out all the locations if this one is too far from you.
Pros: Great humus
Cons: Only humus, no other vegan food
Great place for coffee and bagels in Netherlands
Go in here and order a large soy cappuccino and a bagel, and sit there happily for an hour or so, you won't regret it.
There are suggested bagel sandwiches on the menu, but you can just create your own - I'm a big fan of hummus with sun-dried tomatoes and rocket on a sesame bagel myself, and this place didn't disappoint. (Nor did the Utrecht branch, though they'd run out of sesame bagels there.)
It's a bit weird that your fillings come in little dishes on the side instead of a ready-made sandwich, but it's quite nice and there's always enough left over to munch on afterwards.
They also have some great fresh juices - try the raspberry! (Though it's not the cheapest thing, it is delicious.)
If you're vegan but don't like hummus, though, you might find the choices lacking somewhat. If you're veggie rather than vegan, they serve faux-tuna and lots of cream cheeses, so plenty of choice for you.
The company is also quite good on fair-trade and sustainable matters, if the info at the back of the menu is to be believed.
Pros: location, good veggie choices, soy cappuccino
Visiting Bagels and Beans
I went into Bagels and Beans, because it seemed like a place that could serve vegan food. I asked if they had anything vegan on the menu, and the waitress went up to the bar and came back with a list with the title "vegan". I ordered a bagel with grilled veggies and hummus instead of cream cheese. It was very delicious, and it seemed like there were much to choose from, even if you're vegan.
Pros: Nice staff, Much to choose from, Tastes good
Cons: Crowded
Vegan.. with milkprotein? eh..
At first it seemed like a really nice place. Servers were busy, but there were full, at it was a rainy day, so that was ok. My omnivor-parents found something to eat, and I was surprised; they had mega-vega 'tuna'salad! wow, I asked if it were vegan. The server asked in the bar, and yes yes, no milkproducts, cheese, eggs, anything. I ate it with pleasure - in facts, it was really Delicious.. The price was fine, and I enjoyed the latte with soymilk and hazelnutsyrup.. mmmh. Yum.
Then I came home, and I wanted to tjek out the website - The Vegetarian Butcher, were they get their tunasalad. And I was really sad to read about the milk and milkprotein in the salad. Right now, I feel really bad about this restaurant, because they did not know what they were serving..
I am vegan - and I am happy I am not lactose-intolerant!
Pros: Friendly staff, Ok price, Good latte
Cons: Few vegan things, The tunasalad
Great breakfast place
Short of an all-vegan cafe, this has been my favorite breakfast place so far. They have coffee with soy milk and can prepare the Tuscany bagel with hummus, as mentioned before. The tuscany bagel is just great, their pesto comes with whole roasted pine nuts, the hummus is one of the best I've tasted, and the sundried tomatoes appear to be fresh, if that makes any sense. They definitely taste better than the regular oil-packed kind. You can get an extra bagel for very little money (I think it was 1 Euro), as the spread is well enough for two.
The staff was very friendly, too. I felt bad for them, as another customer was giving them a hard time, but they handled it well.
Pros: delicious, has soy coffee latte, friendly staff
Cons: small vegan selection
Great bagels with vegan options!
I went to Bagels & Beans for breakfast after the owner of a nearby vegan restaurant recommended it as one of his favorite places in town. I was really craving good vegan breakfast food and this place definitely hit the spot. Simply replace almost any bagel with hummus and its vegan (obviously there are some exceptions to this). I ordered the Tuscany, which came with came with hummus (it tasted so good!), sun dried tomatoes (yum!), and black tapenade (tasty!), on an everything bagel. It was so good that I attempted a second visit on my way to the airport. I really liked this place, it's also a good place to go if you're traveling with people that are not vegan as a compromise.
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Just in! We spotted a new interesting headphones at Egghead Audiohub from SoundMagic. Dubbed as the SoundMagic P11S it is probably the new headphone version of the PL11 IEM that made the company popular way back in 2012.
SoundMagic P11s headphones at Egghead Audiohub |
It is a budget over-the-ear headset that's made out of good materials. It features a metal headband, soft leather like earpads for better comfort, thick flat cables to avoid tangles, microphone for calls, and a switch for iOS / Android / Windows users.
The soft pads |
Based on what I auditioned earlier, the strength of the SoundMagic P11S is in its sound. With an SRP of below 1K, the sound quality of this headphones blew me away in terms of tonal balance, resolution, and accuracy. The bass is also deep, fast, and tight without ruining its full bodied vocals as well.
The jack with switch for iOS devices |
Easily, this is the best sounding pair we tested for the price without any exaggerations that can easily compete with pricier headphones.
Based on our research, it is now available in several music stores in the country that includes The Listening Room Megamall and Egghead Audiohub in Galleria / Shangrila Plaza for 995 Pesos only.
Source: Egghead Audiohub


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Check out the interview with me over at All Romance Ebooks. My elongated face is my fault. They told me what size they wanted and I didn't check carefully enough. That photo doesn't look like me anyway. It's six years old and it has been a long six years--for my face anyway.
In other news, I missed SBD. I should go visit Rachel's place to talk about Frankie, because I love Frankie but I haven't yet. I read all the Naomi Noviks way too quickly and now my arms are tired from flying around Europe, China and Australia. The battles blended together and Laurence started to get on my nerves (although I think he's finally figured out that he's adhering to a system that will never appreciate him or his best friend. And might not be the best of all possible worlds after all.)
I really should learn to space out books in a series better, but . . . oh well. I eat too fast too.
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
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"...and it has been a long six years--for my face anyway." hehehehehehehehehe
Was I so mean to Frankie that you wouldn't even speak to me about it? ;-)
I was never able to get into the Novik series. I read two (the first and the sixth???) and the second was an accident (that sounds weird but it's true). It's one of those series that always makes me feel lacking. Everyone likes them so much that I must be missing something.
I enjoyed the interview!
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