collapsible tube

The bird with a collapsible tube for a neck.

This was the fourth collapsible tube manufacturer in the United States.

This product was the first toothpaste and it was sold in collapsible tubes.

She followed Iphis and Vaffa through a collapsible tube into the living quarters.

Impact remain committed to supplying the local Australasian and international markets - with the most technologically advanced collapsible tubes.

Fluid-structure interaction problems (Flow in collapsible tubes).

Now he concentrated on his own products, which he offered in a collapsible tube, instead of in the stick form used by other producers.

They are also expensive and none of them are based on principle of flow limitation occurring in collapsible tubes.

Medics in Afghanistan will still have the option of employing the morphine syrette, a small needle on a collapsible tube.

Modern collapsible tubes are made from plastic, plastic-foil laminates, tin-lead alloys, and aluminium.

Some interesting information is offered: en plein air painting was facilitated, for example, by paints being put in small collapsible tubes for easier transport.

Examples of products produced by this process are: collapsible tubes, fire extinguisher cases, shock absorber cylinders and gear blanks.

In addition, the KerPlunk Game to Go features a collapsible tube, making it more portable than the standard version.

Aluminium, used to make cans, as foil, as a very thin layer deposited on plastic film or paper, and to make collapsible tubes.

From 1880 to 1892, the Sheffield Dentifrice Co. purchased collapsible tubes to package the toothpaste.

Furthermore, Wilhelm invented a good corroborating percussion fuse, a shrapnel grenade, and collapsible tubes for mountain guns.

Since 2008, Sky-Watcher has manufactured dobsonians with collapsible tubes, a product line they call FlexTube-dobsonians.

In 1900 the dentifrice company started a new company called the New England Collapsible Tube Co.

Beginning in 1892, the company started manufacturing its own collapsible tubes by purchasing tube manufacturing presses and fabricating its own tube-making machinery.

On the little engineering screen B'Elanna watched the collapsible tube extend itself toward the docking portal the Chiar had cleared of nanites.

Remove the contents from each container and closure (collapsible tubes must be slit in order to ensure that the contents are completely removed from the inside surfaces).

Colgate was the first toothpaste in a collapsible tube, introduced in 1896 in New York when it had previously been sold in glass jars since 1873.

With the help of his son Lucius T. Sheffield, he is also known for being the first person to place the paste in collapsible tubes for public sale.

End expiratory breath samples were collected in dulplicate every day at 800 am, 300 pm, and 1000 pm using a collapsible tube with an open end as previously described.