pressure and heat to imprint the PVC holder to fit on the superstructure. 2. To assemble the loading compartment‚ pin holder and spring‚ manpower is used. 3. After the above is done‚ the stapler is to be assembled to be one which a pin is fixed. c) Labour cost Example: production: 1 million unit of stapler per month - 3 shift - time taken to assembly 1 unit 2 minutes - RM1500 per month per worker - 26 working days - 3 shift (20 hours) 1 person per shift = 6.67 hours = 400.2
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From: Iana Machinskaia Subject: A mechanism process description of a stapler Figure 1 Stapler Introduction A stapler is a portable "device which binds together sheets of paper by driving a thin metal staple through the sheets and folding over the ends to secure the paper". (Wikipedia) Most office staplers are 30 cm long‚ 9 cm wide and 18 cm tall. The stapler is made of rubber‚ plastic and metal. Main components of an office stapler include the base‚ the anvil‚ the magazine‚ the metal
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The Swingline Heavy Duty Stapler is an office supply‚ more so than a household item. A casual attempt to purchase a heavy duty stapler online (e.g.‚ Amazon or eBay) makes it clear that there are numerous sellers of this product other than Swingline. Names like Stanley Bostitch‚ Sparco‚ Paper Pro‚ Hunt‚ Arrow‚ and Rapid‚ to name a few; and this list doesn’t include the models offered by the brick-and-mortar retailers like Office Max‚ Office Depot‚ and Staples. A more extensive search would only
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A stapler is a mechanical device that joins sheets of paper or similar material by driving a thin metal staple through the sheets and folding the ends. The Stapler is now a day very useful thing in offices‚ industries and also use in business establishment. These establishment are increasing every year in numbers‚ stapler is such a thing which is helpful to everybody form School or Colleges Students to a officers at any time . Stapler is used
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The most obvious comparison is seen in the stapler gun when it is hailed as “the most precious thing in [the office]”. While the introduction of the gun seems to be for comedic purposes‚ the battle scene illuminates the true purpose of the stapler gun as a means of creating a comparison between the fight and war. At one point in the scene‚ the viewer is able to see a shot of the whole office‚ in which both women are shooting the stapler gun and immediately ducking in a routine fashion. While
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3. _____ refers to how leadership is exercised‚ formally and informally‚ throughout an organization. a. Management grid b. Leadership system c. Organizational hierarchy d. Leadership spectrum My answer = d Answer: b Reason = This option defines the system structure which included all the exercises. 4. An effective leadership system: a. follows strict hierarchical structures. b. respects the capabilities of employees. c. respects the requirements of employees. d. sets high expectations
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| Mechanical Engineer | April Aulby | | | | | Mechanical engineering‚ or MEs‚ jobs are exciting‚ challenging‚ and rewarding‚ but also due to there being a high demand for licensed engineers‚ this being a stable career with a bright future‚ and income being above average‚ this has been a popular career choice for a long time. In fact‚ mechanical engineering is one of the oldest engineering disciplines in existence‚ as well as one of the most respected. Mechanical Engineers
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....... 1.1 Background............................................................................ 1.2 Brief History of Vibration..................................................... 1.3 Basic Concept of Mechanical Vibration................................ 1.4 The importance of Mechanical Vibration.............................. 1.5 Rotordynamics....................................................................... 1.6 Structure Monitoring system............................................
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