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IKO Combined Type Needle Roller Bearings are combinations of a radial bearing and a thrust bearing. Caged Needle Roller Bearings are used as radial bearings and thrust ball bearings or thrust roller bearings are used as thrust bearings. They are compact and very economical, and can be subjected to radial loads and axial loads simultaneously. They are widely used for machine tools, textile machinery, and industrial machinery.

The BRM CO2 laser is the perfect machine for processing textiles. Textile is used in countless applications. Clothing is a great example where textile is used as a promotional tool, both for leisure and sports. Our lasers enable engraving and cutting of textiles without decreasing in quality when production hours increase. Textile is often used for decorative applications. Curtains, for example, are available in countless fabrics and designs. Think of the automotive industry where logos can be lasered in the upholstery. Many garments are also provided with a logo or other image to reinforce the identity of, for example, a sports club. Previously that used to be done by hand and sewing machine, nowadays textile cutting offers a lot of possibilities when it comes to decorating jeans, for instance. Whole images can be engraved and the fabric itself can be cut in certain places. Even entire surfaces can be discolored by only treating the top layer of the textile.

Caustic soda flakes, also known as sodium hydroxide flakes, are a strong alkaline chemical compound with the chemical formula NaOH. They are solid white flakes that are highly soluble in water and have a wide range of industrial applications due to their strong caustic and alkaline properties. Here are some key points about caustic soda flakes: Chemical Formula: The chemical formula for caustic soda flakes is NaOH, which consists of one sodium (Na+) ion and one hydroxide (OH-) ion. This combination gives the substance its strong alkaline nature. Industrial Applications: Caustic soda flakes are widely used in various industries, including: – Chemical Industry: They are used in the production of chemicals, such as detergents, soaps, and various organic compounds. – Pulp and Paper Industry: Caustic soda is used to break down lignin in wood during the papermaking process. – Textile Industry: It’s used in processes like mercerization to improve the properties of cotton fibers.