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There are several different  cable sheaths  on the market, all of which serve different purposes. Understanding the differences will help you make an informed decision when selecting the right cable for your requirements. This guide explains the differences between some of the most common types of sheaths used to make cables.   PVC Cables About  PVC Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is one of the most widely used polymers in the world, thanks to its versatility, low manufacturing costs and ready availability. The raw materials used to manufacture PVC are the salts and oils used to produce ethylene and chlorine. Chlorine is one of the group of elements called halogens, which are highly reactive with other elements and can be used to form different compounds. Ethylene and chlorine combine and polymerize in a process that produces what we know as PVC. pvc has excellent water and oil resistance and good tensile strength, and can be easily combined with other additives to modify m...

    Most cars and light trucks are equipped with disc brakes on all four wheels. A  Brake Disc system  consists of three main components: the brake "disc" or rotor, a hydraulic piston assembly called the caliper assembly, and a pair of brake pads. Disc brake pads are made of materials that generate friction. When the brake pedal is depressed, hydraulic pistons push the brake pads against the flat surfaces of the brake rotors, creating enough friction to bring the vehicle to a stop. The braking process causes slight wear to the pads and rotors every time the brakes are used. This means they regularly wear out enough to affect the stopping power of your vehicle. When this happens, you must replace them immediately. What is a good brake pad ? A good brake pad is more than its ability to stop a vehicle. The ability to absorb and dissipate heat, the rate of wear, and the amount of noise and dirt generated are all factors to consider when selecting brake pads. It may be te...

  Plastic seedling tray   is a gardening tool and used to sow multiple seeds at once. After seed germination, seedlings grow in the plastic seedling trays until they are large enough for transplant. Using such a tray ensures better nutrient availability for each seed, and eliminates the need for multiple plantings. Plastic seedling trays also help keep the seeds contained. Plastic seedling trays can hold anywhere from 6 seeds to over 1000 seeds!   What Types of Plastic Seedling Trays are There? 1. Plastic seedling trays with holes  - seed trays with holes allow for adequate drainage but keep the soil moist enough for the seeds to germinate. Solid seed trays with drainage holes are best for growing multiple seeds in one place. The downside is that seedlings don't have individual cells, so their roots get tangled as they grow. 2. Plastic seedling trays without holes (leak-proof seed trays) - plastic seedling trays without drainage holes will not allow any drainage. Pla...

The History of Brake Pads The first caliper-type  disc brakes   brakes were developed in England during the 1890's by Frederick William Lanchester, who was the first to also patent the designs. His initial designs utilized copper due to the lack of different types of metals, which didn't fair well against the dusty, unpaved roads of the early 1900's. It wasn't until WWII, when planes and tanks began utilizing disc brakes. Some of the early auto companies, such as the Daimler Company, Argus Motoren, and Crosley began to develop vehicles with disc brakes. Since then, there has been various different attempts at changing the braking systems of automobiles, some of which are still used today.   How do brake pads work? If you're looking at the wheel of your vehicle, you'll notice a few different parts that make up your  brake system . The largest part of your brake system on each wheel is the brake disc (or rotor). This is the part of your brake that rotates, and you...

  There are different types of springs. Compression springs, torsion springs, spiral springs, and tension springs are the most common springs to be named. Two of the most common types are compression and tension springs. Both are an integral part of different industries like automobiles, smartphones, electrical appliances, etc. These springs lie under the category of helical coiled springs. However, there are significant differences between both that distinguish them. Based on these differences, both springs offer different features with different functionalities. In short, tension springs are closely connected to multiple components. On the other hand, compression springs maintain a significant distance between them. This article will present a thorough comparison between compressions springs and tension springs. Tension Springs Tension springs are a type of coil   springs . These are closely-wounded coil springs to keep the components hooked together. They enable the tension...

  As more and more states legalize marijuana, the industry is growing rapidly. Packaging is no exception, as cannabis retailers try to present their products in the best possible light to attract new and existing customers. Finding the right branding, packaging and marketing for all emerging cannabis products is our mission. Let KUSH explore some of the ways new cannabis businesses can package their products to get the best impact. Cannabis Packaging Elements Since the flowers and leaves are the most recognizable parts of the cannabis plant, professional packaging needs to visually showcase the product. This means plastic windows or glass packaging. Cannabis flowers and leaves also contain chemicals that not only give each strain its unique smell and flavor, but also affect the consumer's experience with the cannabis strain. Protect those subtle smells and flavors with sealed packaging. While we're talking about dry plant products, good packaging also protects against moi...

    In recent years, consumers have increasingly opted for reed diffusers as a way to fragrance their homes. This comes as no surprise, as they’re eco-friendly, don’t consume energy and are usually made of natural or recyclable materials. And unlike candles, they can be left unattended without any risk of the house going up in flames. A  reed diffuser  is essentially a mixture of fragrance oil and a base liquid – together these are both volatile, meaning that they readily vaporise. As an example, if you mixed fragrance oil with normal household coconut oil, you won’t be able to achieve a decent scent throw, if any, as coconut oil not is not volatile and cannot vaporize. The reeds used in a diffuser are the engine of the product, and what we use to help deliver that gorgeous fragrance. The liquid and fragrance soaks into the reeds, which is then dispersed into the air. Poor quality reeds can easily get clogged, limiting the scent throw, so always be sure to buy qualit...