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1. ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for the Aland Islands. This is the code used in international transactions to and from Alandic bank accounts.

2. ISO 3166-2 geocode for the Aland Islands. This is used as an international standard for shipping to the Aland Islands. Because the Aland Islands are part of Finland, they have their own ISO 3166-2 code under the FI entry.
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Integralpicker H series for parts removal/ separation is integrated into machine guarding and comes in three versions with one to three axes.
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In an attempt to discover how the polishing was done, Lu obtained four ceremonial burial axes from the tombs of two Neolithic Chinese societies--the Liangzhu culture and the Sanxingcun culture--that once inhabited parts of southern China near what is now Shanghai.
In the buff: stone age tools may have derived luster from diamond
They can be used in insert/overmolding applications and are offered with three to seven axes of motion with a servo wrist.
Brains & brawn: new robots are handier than ever: at NPE, the news in robots was bigger payloads, longer reach, more axes of motion, and smarter controls that simplify programming and offer greater flexibility
Large stone-cutting tools dubbed hand axes regularly appear at prehistoric archaeological sites from India westward across southern Asia into Europe and Africa.
Ancient Asian Tools Crossed the Line
By combining patented design and manufacturing techniques with field proven iMEMS technology, the new 3-axis accelerometers will feature an innovative MEMS sensor structure capable of detecting simultaneous accelerations along the X, Y, and Z axes and integrating the sensor with advanced signal conditioning circuitry on a single die.
Analog Devices Expands Low-G MEMS Portfolio with 3-Axis Accelerometer Technology for Portable Applications
Over 50 different robot models from pneumatic to serve motor driven axes with a range of controllers from PLC to CNC serve control for applications on molding machines from 20 to 4000 tons.
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Syun-Ichi Akasofu of the University of Alaska in Fairbanks and Takao Saito of Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan, suggest that inside these planets, as well as in any others that produce their own magnetic fields, the rotational and magnetic-field axes are actually aligned.
Straightening the magnetic tilts of planets
Sometimes a molder only requires One or two added axes of motion," says Preusse.
Six axis robots: where they fit in injection molding: six-axis, articulated robots may once have been considered overkill for injection molding parts removal. But lower prices, improved ease of use, and new configurations are helping boost their presence in molding applications, especially where demolding is integrated with downstream operations
Anthropologist Les Groube of the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby and his colleagues uncovered more than 100 "waisted' stone axes at the north coast site.
Early culture found in New Guinea
Over 50 different models from pneumatic to servo motor driven axes with a range of controllers from PLC to CNC servo control for applications on molding machines from 20 to 4000 tons.
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They have a linear motor on the traverse (x) axis and standard sservos on the other two axes.
Robots: from micro to maxi, from simple sprue pickers to sophisticated six-axis models, NPE had it all. A raft of new robots, faster and smarter than ever, will help make automation an irresistible choice for U.S. molders
Standard product lines features a fully programmable, compact, high-torque three-axis a-c servo-driven design along with pneumatic or servo-driven rotary auxiliary axes depending on the complexity of handling needs.
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