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  Is This Deep Fryer Right for You? I’ve often thought I’d like to own a deep fryer—I love hush puppies and fried chicken, but I’m not crazy about the mess and smells I get from de...

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  Why You Should Be Using Outdoor Fabric for Basically Everything The world of outdoor fabrics has evolved. We are no longer limited to a range of heavy acrylics in tropical prints...

  Recycled Fabric : Sustainable Fabric or Not Today, many companies are jumping on to the sustainability bandwagon. This is because sustainability has become a need in modern times...

  What is a Power Relay? A power relay is a switch that uses an electromagnet to open or close a circuit. The basic design of a relay utilizes an electromagnet coil, an armature, a...

  What is Additive Manufacturing (AM)? A technical committee under ASTM international finally defined these processes appropriately as Additive Manufacturing (AM), as the technolog...

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  Why ETFE wire material is gaining popularity? ETFE is one of the most robust materials out there and that is the reason behind it being used to manufacture high-quality wires. He...

  Choose socks wisely   It is highly recommended that you give as much thought to choosing your socks as you do your running shoes. Why? Well, for a number of reasons, not least th...

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