Cutting and Transporting Equipment---Turner

Cutting and Transporting Equipment---Turner System 1

Cutting and Transporting Equipment---Turner

Supplier:: Xi'an Research and Design Institute of Wall & Roof Materials Co,.Ltd.

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Loading Port:: China main port

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 unit

Supply Capability:: 50 unit/month

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Product performance:

This product is suitable for solid bricks, porous bricks, hollow blocks and other products and various specifications, it can meet the function of 2~4 rows of brick turning. At the same time, it can be configured with the function of clamping edge bricks to solve the problem that the front end cannot be transported back to raw materials.

Model	FP600/2250	P600A/2400	FP600B/1600	FP600B/1750	FP600B/2400
Suitable for Press Inner Width (mm)	2250	≥2400	≥1600	≥1750	≥2400
Effective Splicing Width (mm)	2100	≥2250	≥1400	1500	≥2250
Flip Max Brick Size (mm)	600	600	600	600	600
Flip Frequency (cycle/min)	7～12	≥15	≤14	≤14	≥15
Total Length (mm)	4500	4500	4570	4380	4500
Lifting Platform Length (mm)	1500	1500	1500	1500	1500
Total Power（kW）	4	4	3.5	3.5	4
Gross Weight（kg）	2000	2000	1100	1300	2300

Model	FP800/2400	FP800B/1750	FP1000/1900	FP1000B/1750	FP1200/2450
Suitable for Press Inner Width (mm)	≥2400	1750	1900	1750	≥2450
Effective Splicing Width (mm)	2250	≥1500	≥1650	1500	2250
Flip Max Brick Size (mm)	800	800	1000	1000	1200
Flip Frequency (cycle/min)	≤12	≤12	≥10	≥10	≤10
Total Length (mm)	4500	4800	5000	5100	4500
Lifting Platform Length (mm)	1300~1500	1750	1700	1800	2300
Total Power（kW）	4	3.7	4	4	3.5
Gross Weight（kg）	3000	1300	2300	1400	3000

Q: describe the ways in which bacterial machinery can be utilized to replicate mammalian genome?: NONE NON-EXISTENT WON'T

Q: what rate of depreciation on new machineries purchase?: The maximum section 179 deduction you can elect for property you placed in service in 2006 is increased to $108,000 for quali?fied section 179 property. This limit is reduced by the amount by which the cost of section 179 property placed in service during the tax year exceeds $430,000. Assuming you bought this equipment and it was placed into service in 2006, you dont have to capitalize it and depreciate it. You can elect to expense the equipment up to $108,000. This limitation gets reduced dollar for dollar for the amount of equipment placed into service in 2006 that exceeds $430,000.

Q: Gain on sales of machinery would be recorded as what? Debit or Credit?: Gain on sale of machinery is going to be a revenue account (hence credit to increase). The dollar amount of the gain would equal the difference between the book value of the machinery and the amount received for it. Debit 'Cash' for amount received, debit 'Accumulated Depreciation - Machinery' for the total amount that it has been depreciated, credit 'Machinery' for the original cost of it, and credit 'Gain on Sale of Machinery' for the amount that makes the journal entry be in balance.

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Q: Why might the machinery of war, set in motion by the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, have been difficul?: well magnetic shields on protest sign were possible to negate the bullets of rifles. also lots of oppossing voices had to be silenced with internment and yapping about sabotoge. there could have been spam boxes to negate the 1914-18 propaganda to get it going . trouble was how to get the phone and mauil services to design a spam box to direct the media propaganda to. citizens had no way of designating propaganda spam uless they asked the post offices to refuse to deliver news papers.

Q: What would happen if machinery is sold for less than book value?: Short answer, you have a book loss. Long answer, first we can make no tax assumptions here, not enough info. But for book value, I assume you mean the value on the books of whoever owned it before the sale. If you sell something for less than than the value on your books, you have a book loss. For instance, you bought a computer for $900, intending to keep it for 3 years. After the end of the first year, after a full year depreciation (straight line), the book value is $600. Let us say Dell comes out with something totally new and you want it. You buy it and want to get rid of your old one. But because of the new Dell almost everyone is buying, nobody really wants yours. You find someone to buy it for $200. Your book value was $600, you sold it for $200. You have a loss of $400. On your books is $900 debit to equipment and $300 credit to accumulated depreciation. So your entry to post the sale of your computer is this (Dr is debit, Cr is credit): Dr Cash $200 Dr Accumulated Depreciation $300 Dr Loss on Sale of Asset$400 Cr Computer $900 The entry balances.

Q: What are the main considerations when choosing mechanical parts?: The load of the part determines the grade of the material according to the load or according to the strength requirements.

Q: why on ship machinery's are installed forward-aft & not port starboard?: Depends on the designer... Machinery can be placed athwart-ship , fore and aft or a combination of the two if more than two pieces of the same type of equipment are installed. For athwart-ship placement at a given frame location, the numbering starts at the centerline and working outward even numbers go on the port and odd numbers on the starboard. For/Aft placement the numbering increases from bow to stern. Machinery is alway labeled starting at 1 even if it is located on the port side as would be the case of a single unit or the first forward most unit with additional units aft. Some factors that determine how and where machinery is placed include: size, weight, access for operation and repair, how critical the equipment is in relation to safe operation of the ship (number of backups or units to be run in parallel)