Phil Wood History

Founded in 1971, Phil Wood & Co. is proud to be one of the oldest, if not the oldest, American cycling component manufacturer. Our products are made in the USA - they are completely designed, manufactured and assembled in San Jose, California.

http://www.philwood.com/phistory.htm

Agate Products Ltd - Catalogue - Page 5 - Kellysearch.co.uk B2B Online Product Catalogues

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Internal grinding ot a silicon carbide Cylindrical Grinding radial bearing . — 1 ______________ 2_ Large Universal Grinders are used for external and internal grinding, mainly of silicon carbide bearings and alumina tubes. Cutting ol large diameter rod and lube, chamfering and grooving of cylindrical components, and Ihe grinding of accurate angles are carried out on these machines. Milling 4mm deep recesses in 6mm ..,11. giassplate. Milling Irregular shapes and blind holes are produced on specially adapted equipment. We mill complex and non-Geometric shapes to a high degree of accuracy. Centreless Grinding Specialised centreless grinding equipment is used for accurate diametric sizing of long rods and tubes. Ceiit'Bless grinding ot a tungsten carbide plug -gauge Spherical Components Lenses and domes are made to very exact specifications. Diamond tipped tools with a 5f/ radius used as scribers or cleaving stylii are a stock item. Radiu

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Jade in Australia

Introduction Jade has been used and appreciated by humans for thousands of years. It was fashioned into ornaments, tools and weapons by Neolithic people and has been used for religious tokens in cultures such as the Aztecs, Mayas and Maoris.

http://www.gem.org.au/jade.htm

Pump Shafts

www.aegis-ceramics.co.uk

Since that time, Grundfos alone has built around 30 million pumps using ceramic shafts and bearings, most of which are still running today - so we can say quite safely that these materials work well in this application!

http://www.aegis-ceramics.co.uk/shafts.htm