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Image taken from web page 429 of "China, historisch romantisch, malerisch. [A translation of parts of “China, in a series of views ... By Thomas Allom Esq. with historical and descriptive notes by the Rev. G. N. Wright.” With a selection from the engravings.]

A handful of good machining components china pictures I located:

Image taken from page 429 of ‘China, historisch romantisch, malerisch. [A translation of parts of “China, in a series of views ... By Thomas Allom Esq. with historical and descriptive notes by the Rev. G. N. Wright.” With a choice from the engravings.]


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Title: &quotChina, historisch romantisch, malerisch. [A translation of components of “China, in a series of views ... By Thomas Allom Esq. with historical and descriptive notes by the Rev. G. N. Wright.” With a choice from the engravings.]&quot, &quotAppendix&quot
Contributor: ALLOM, Thomas.
Contributor: WRIGHT, George Newenham.
Author: China
Shelfmark: &quotBritish Library HMNTS 792.i.30.&quot
Web page: 429
Place of Publishing: Carlsruhe
Date of Publishing: 1843
Issuance: monographic
Identifier: 000687360

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Image taken from page 451 of ‘China, historisch romantisch, malerisch. [A translation of parts of “China, in a series of views ... By Thomas Allom Esq. with historical and descriptive notes by the Rev. G. N. Wright.” With a choice from the engravings.]


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Title: &quotChina, historisch romantisch, malerisch. [A translation of components of “China, in a series of views ... By Thomas Allom Esq. with historical and descriptive notes by the Rev. G. N. Wright.” With a choice from the engravings.]&quot, &quotAppendix&quot
Contributor: ALLOM, Thomas.
Contributor: WRIGHT, George Newenham.
Author: China
Shelfmark: &quotBritish Library HMNTS 792.i.30.&quot
Web page: 451
Spot of Publishing: Carlsruhe
Date of Publishing: 1843
Issuance: monographic
Identifier: 000687360

Note: The colours, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be correct to life. They are derived from scanned photos that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.

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Image taken from web page 425 of ‘China, historisch romantisch, malerisch. [A translation of components of “China, in a series of views ... By Thomas Allom Esq. with historical and descriptive notes by the Rev. G. N. Wright.” With a selection from the engravings.]


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Title: &quotChina, historisch romantisch, malerisch. [A translation of components of “China, in a series of views ... By Thomas Allom Esq. with historical and descriptive notes by the Rev. G. N. Wright.” With a choice from the engravings.]&quot, &quotAppendix&quot
Contributor: ALLOM, Thomas.
Contributor: WRIGHT, George Newenham.
Author: China
Shelfmark: &quotBritish Library HMNTS 792.i.30.&quot
Page: 425
Location of Publishing: Carlsruhe
Date of Publishing: 1843
Issuance: monographic
Identifier: 000687360

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Modulbox XT/XTS DIN Rail mounting enclosure range developed to address the many issues surrounding the selection of standard off the shelf enclosures

Poulton le Fylde, Lancashire (PRWEB UK) 22 August 2014

DIN Rail mounting enclosures from Hitaltech are successfully used when a quick solution is required and are particularly attractive when volumes are relatively small and spending tens of thousands of pounds on tooling is hard to justify.

There are however occasions when a design engineer will struggle to find a standard enclosure that is perfectly matched for their application. For example there may be problems in finding a standard enclosure that is the right shape and size to accommodate all the components, or when searching for an enclosure that has adequate provisions for input and output terminals, indicators and switches. There may also be issues surrounding the looks of the product and whether the enclosure is aesthetically pleasing and fits in with the corporate image of the company.

The Modulbox XT/XTS range of DIN Rail mounting enclosures have been developed to address all of these issues. Through a concept of flexible tooling this standard range can be easily and quickly customised without spending enormous amounts of money on tooling. It is possible to produce custom sizes, shapes and openings by simply changing selective parts of the mould tool, thus giving the design engineer the extra benefits of a quick, cost effective and application specific solution with the added benefit of designing a product in line with the corporate image of their company.

Modulbox :


The Modulbox XTS is a standard enclosure that meets the requirements of DIN standard 43880. Manufactured using UL94 V0 flame retardant PC/ABS material and now available from 2 to 12 modules wide, the product has been restyled to offer improved aesthetics and increased internal volume to accommodate larger components and/or improved airflow.

Three main types of enclosure are being offered.

    Type A has a two step shape similar to the existing Modulbox range.


    Type B has two steps on one side of the box and a high side on the opposing side.


    Type C has high sides on both sides of the box, giving a significant increase in internal


        volume.


    Features across the range include wall mounting fixing holes, internal slots for mounting


        vertical PCBs and optional ventilation slots.


    A range of standard and customizable front panels and terminal covers are available.


    Optional extras include custom colours, silk screening, laser marking, and a range of input


        and output terminal blocks that can also be customized.

As well as offering a large range of standard enclosures, the new XT tooling concept enables custom inserts to be developed for all four sides of the enclosure, allowing customers to have their own unique design. Low cost custom inserts can be produced that allow openings to be created during the moulding process, thus eliminating the need for expensive machining.

Further information is available by visiting http://www.hitaltech.co.uk.