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Our company markets Videojet® inkjet nozzles, inkjet fluids, parts, and service around the world. Our expertise includes 40 years designing, marketing, and consulting in the industrial, non-contact inkjet printing technologies for the packaging and graphics printing industries. We provide our customers with superior inkjet nozzles, inkjet inks, makeups, cleaners,OEM equivalent spare parts, and highly trained service engineers for various companies, including:

Our company markets Videojet® inkjet nozzles, inkjet fluids, parts, and service around the world. Our expertise includes 40 years designing, marketing, and consulting in the industrial, non-contact inkjet printing technologies for the packaging and graphics printing industries.

Our company markets Videojet® inkjet nozzles, inkjet fluids, parts, and service around the world. Our expertise includes 40 years designing, marketing, and consulting in the industrial, non-contact inkjet printing technologies for the packaging and graphics printing industries. We provide our customers with superior inkjet nozzles, inkjet inks, makeups, cleaners, OEM equivalent spare parts, and highly trained service engineers for various companies, including:

Our company markets Videojet® inkjet nozzles, inkjet fluids, parts, and service around the world. Our expertise includes 40 years designing, marketing, and consulting in the industrial, non-contact inkjet printing technologies for the packaging and graphics printing industries.

Our company markets Videojet® inkjet nozzles, inkjet fluids, parts, and service around the world. Our expertise includes 40 years designing, marketing, and consulting in the industrial, non-contact inkjet printing technologies for the packaging and graphics printing industries. We provide our customers with superior inkjet nozzles, inkjet inks, makeups, cleaners, OEM equivalent spare parts, and highly trained service engineers for various companies, including:

Posted by micronassoc on May 9, 2012 in Economic with Comments closed | ∞ SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Brent crude have prolonged the losses toward $124 a barrel on Wednesday after the U.S. central bank ran hopes of further economic spur, hearsay that Saudi Arabia is keeping the higher result in the event of a strategic release also weighed.

This site brings you the latest and greatest news/article updates around the globe which aspires to become aware, entertain, and for you to be moved. Micron Associates is one of the sources of information when it comes to latest news headlines all over the world. We combine industry expertise with innovative technology to deliver information such as economy, social networking sites that are very trending in the World Wide Web and the like. Post your personal blog articles here! Feel free to contact us micassoc@micronassociates.org

This site brings you the latest and greatest news/article updates around the globe which aspires to become aware, entertain, and for you to be moved. Micron Associates is one of the sources of information when it comes to latest news headlines all over the world. We combine industry expertise with innovative technology to deliver information such as economy, social networking sites that are very trending in the World Wide Web and the like. Post your personal blog articles here! Feel free to contact us micassoc@micronassociates.org

U.S. stocks ended lower Thursday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 78 points to 13046, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index declined 10 points to 1393 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 12 points to 3063. Among the companies with shares actively trading after hours are Layne Christensen Co.

Manufacturing numbers from the US, China and Germany expected the renewing optimism for the global economic outlook and encouraging investors to take on risk. Early in the afternoon trading in New York, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.16 percent, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 1.24 percent and the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 1.32 percent.

Designed by Chapman Associates and manufactured in the U.K. by K-Tech Limited. Overview 'MICRON' is a very small radio-controlled switching system, fully CAA approved for security use on aircraft, in which the miniature Radio-Switch has the capability to acknowledge automatically any valid commands received from an operator using a hand-held Command Unit. It operates at very low power in the licence-exempt UHF band, is battery powered, and all functions are managed by intelligent low-power microprocessors. Main features The 'MICRON' Radio-Switch produces virtually no RF radiation when receiving, which makes it ideally suited for use in locations where it may be positioned close to other very sensitive electronic equipment, and also greatly facilitates its compliance with ETSI-ETS 300 220 and similar regulations. The basic Radio-Switch unit is only 52mm x 36mm x 12mm and weighs just 13 grams (excluding antenna and connecting leads). When fitted in a plastic case (optional), its dimensions become 57mm x 41mm x 20mm. The Radio-Switch consumes only 250uA (average) when using battery economiser. Two different output configurations are available, each capable of switching an external DC load of up to 500mA, as detailed below:- (a) A miniature latching relay which provides one fully isolated pair of changeover contacts. This latching relay only requires a short pulse to 'flip' it from one state to the other and then retains that position, even if power is removed, until it is 'flipped' back to the previous state. Two versions of the Radio-Switch using the latching-relay are available, one for use on a DC supply voltage of 4.5-9 volts and the other for 8-16 volts. OR (b) A solid-state high-side power switch. This version switches the 'MICRON' DC supply voltage (which can be anywhere in the range 5-16 volts) to its output lead whenever the Radio-Switch is commanded to the 'ON' position. It is totally silent in operation but does not provide

Designed by Chapman Associates and manufactured in the U.K. by K-Tech Limited. Overview 'MICRON' is a very small radio-controlled switching system, fully CAA approved for security use on aircraft, in which the miniature Radio-Switch has the capability to acknowledge automatically any valid commands received from an operator using a hand-held Command Unit. It operates at very low power in the licence-exempt UHF band, is battery powered, and all functions are managed by intelligent low-power microprocessors. Main features The 'MICRON' Radio-Switch produces virtually no RF radiation when receiving, which makes it ideally suited for use in locations where it may be positioned close to other very sensitive electronic equipment, and also greatly facilitates its compliance with ETSI-ETS 300 220 and similar regulations. The basic Radio-Switch unit is only 52mm x 36mm x 12mm and weighs just 13 grams (excluding antenna and connecting leads). When fitted in a plastic case (optional), its dimensions become 57mm x 41mm x 20mm. The Radio-Switch consumes only 250uA (average) when using battery economiser. Two different output configurations are available, each capable of switching an external DC load of up to 500mA, as detailed below:- (a) A miniature latching relay which provides one fully isolated pair of changeover contacts. This latching relay only requires a short pulse to 'flip' it from one state to the other and then retains that position, even if power is removed, until it is 'flipped' back to the previous state. Two versions of the Radio-Switch using the latching-relay are available, one for use on a DC supply voltage of 4.5-9 volts and the other for 8-16 volts. OR (b) A solid-state high-side power switch. This version switches the 'MICRON' DC supply voltage (which can be anywhere in the range 5-16 volts) to its output lead whenever the Radio-Switch is commanded to the 'ON' position. It is totally silent in operation but does not provide