flat wire

The other end of this device uses a 4-Way flat wire connection.

Flat wire, which the Company began shipping this quarter, accounted for 5.3% of total sales.

Perhaps if the price drops and the quality improves over the next decade, flat wire will win more converts.

All these zippers are basically made from flat wire.

The problem arises when the flat wire snaps, experts said, and works its way through the plastic sheath into the heart.

Flat wire profiles and outside diameters between 0.9 and 20mm have been standardized.

Fold this meringue through the pumpkin mixture – easiest done using a flat wire whisk.

These rings are manufactured by coiling flat wire into the shape of the finished retaining ring.

The cables themselves are flat wires to reduce tangling, but they were susceptible to static crackle.

The simplest was a series of flat wires arranged in a grid with read and write heads arranged nearby.

The takeover of this 1999 increased CDP's capacity and capability in the flat wire market place.

The quantum Hall effect is observed when there is a magnetic field perpendicular to a flat wire that has electrons flowing through it.

If the customer's drop wire is of the old style flat wire (i.e. untwisted) it should be replaced.

The barrel construction consisted of a liner in an inner tube (A) which was wire wound with many miles of flat wire.

The plaintiff sought a declaration that the patent issued to the defendant relating to a flat wire brassiere frame was invalid.

A cloisonné enamel effect was sometimes produced by a new mode of outlining the motifs with gold or silver cloisons, formed by flat wire strips.

Tritton and Lieutenant Walter Gordon Wilson tried several types of alternative track design, including balatá belting and flat wire ropes.

Anodized aluminium flat wire may be used, providing an insulating oxide layer more resistant to dielectric breakdown than enamel coatings on other voice coil wire.

After the metal contacts are made, the solar cells are interconnected by flat wires or metal ribbons, and assembled into modules or "solar panels".

The new factory will produce three types of magnet wire, round wires insulated with varnish and flat wires insulated with either varnish or paper, in sizes ranging from 0.5mm up to 4.5mm.

A wave spring, also known as a coiled wave spring or a scrowave spring, is a spring made out of pre-hardened flat wire in a process called, 'on-edge-coiling', also known as 'edgewinding'.

And when, an hour and a half into the scheduled one-hour tour, he pointed out a building where flat wires for the Slinky toy were once made, his audience of about 20 uttered a delighted collective "Ohhhh."

Westminster is home to several industries; among them are: US Engine Valve plant, Ulbrich(flat wire manufacturing plant), and Sandvik Tooling Supply, a global supplier of tungsten carbide cutting tools.

According to native customs, this bizarre personage was altogether nude; but a kind of circlet around the neck--a flat wire of curiously beaten silver--indicated that he was the servant of some noble lord.

"We decided that the most a radio station would buy was one screen full, about 250 words, and that is a lot less than the traditional flat wire," Mr. Dicus said, using a traditional term for a standard text wire.