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1. DAMOCLES: a DAshing MOnolith Cutter for fine sectioning of peats and sediments into LargE Slices.

Author

Joosten, Hans and De Klerk, Pim

Subjects
*PAPER-cutting machines, *PEAT geology, *SEDIMENTS, *FOSSILS, *ANALYTICAL chemistry, *ECOSYSTEM management
Abstract

Simple cutting devices such as used in the printing industry allow precise and fine sectioning of frozen peats and sediments, thus enabling research with high temporal resolution. Large slices are useful in the collection of multiple synchronous subsamples for multidisciplinary research. This article describes the apparatus (called DAMOCLES) and its operation, and presents some examples from practice. These include combined microfossil, macrofossil and chemical analyses of the same sample with a sample resolution of 0.5 cm (temporal resolution c. 1 year): rapid changes occur that would have remained unnoticed with a coarser sampling distance. The final example presents a sample resolution of only 0.5 mm. These examples illustrate the possible uses of the DAMOCLES apparatus in palaeoecological research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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2. Toddlers at Risk for Paper Shredder Injury in the Home: Easy Access and Severe Injury.

Author

Warren, Ramona C. and Foltin, George L.

Subjects
*PAPER-cutting machines, *CHILDREN'S injuries, *CHILDREN'S accidents, *PEDIATRIC emergencies, *HOUSEHOLD appliances, *SAFETY
Abstract

A 2-year-old girl sustained severe injury to 2 fingers from a home paper shredder. This case illustrates the risk of injury from paper shredders, which are increasingly common household items. Toddlers are at risk of finger injury and amputation. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission performed an investigation of reported injuries and the characteristics of paper shredders that might have contributed to the injuries, and we summarize their findings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2006
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5. Flexibility and Quality drive success in the digital market.

Author

sha

Subjects
*PAPER converting machinery, *PAPER industry equipment, *DIGITAL technology, *PRINTING equipment, *PAPER-cutting machines, *EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

An interview is presented with Herbert Hennig, general manager of paper converter company UPM NorService. Topics include the development of the digital printing market, UPM NorService's investment in a SHM Digicut sheeter from paper packaging machinery manufacturer Pemco, and the company's cooperation with Pemco. Special attention is paid to the benefits from the installation of Pemco's machine at UPM's factory in Dörpen, Germany.

Published
2013

6. ABSURD ROBOTS FOR POINTLESS TASKS.

Author

IOZZIO, CORINNE

Subjects
*INVENTIONS, *PAPER-cutting machines, *AUTONOMOUS robots
Abstract

The article discusses robot inventions that the author criticizes including a toilet paper portion cutter created by Michael Nichols, a machine by Maurice Bos which writes the time on a white board, and a machine that is mounted on runners' shoulders and feeds them tomatoes for energy.

Published
2015

7. VARIQUEST.

Author

Eisele-Dyrli, Kurt

Subjects
*PAPER-cutting machines
Abstract

The article evaluates the Cutout Maker 1800 paper cutter from Variquest.

Published
2009

8. Laser diode and invisible ink turn inkjet printer into paper cutter.

Subjects
*PAPER-cutting machines, *INK-jet printers, *NONIMPACT printers, *PAPER converting machinery, *PRINTING machinery & supplies, *INDUSTRIAL lasers
Abstract

Reports on the creation of a low-cost way to endow ink-jet printers with precise paper-cutting abilities, by researchers at CEA Le Ripault in Monts, France. Combination of a relatively low-power single-emitter infrared laser diode with an ink that is transparent to visible light; Applications of the approach which include the cutting of complex shapes that can include partially scored cuts suitable for folding; Contact information.

Published
2005

9. Not for Edward Scissorhands.

Subjects
*PAPER arts, *PAPER-cutting machines
Abstract

The article focuses on the techniques of wrapping and cutting paper with the help of scissors.

Published
2005

10. Paper shredders make data security easy, affordable.

Author

Sheehan, Christopher J.

Subjects
*PAPER-cutting machines, *INDUSTRIAL security
Abstract

Discusses the increased use of paper shredders in the office. Concern about the confidentiality of records and industrial espionage; Growth of the paper shredding business; Executives and high-level secretaries' preference for personal shredders; Trend toward centralized paper shredding; Factors to be considered in buying a paper shredder.

Published
1993

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