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A few weeks ago we had some assemblies to manufacture for our forensic test equipment customer.

The assemblies are used in hospitals, crime labs, and other various scientific labs.  

This particular assembly simply removes the cover from a large vial after it comes out of machine where it has been subjected to the effects of liquid nitrogen.  

The ease in which the extractor removes the frozen cover from the frozen vial allows the lab technician to carefully control the removal of the contents inside that vial.

All the components you see pictured (with the exception of the handle and fasteners) are manufactured in our facility.  They are 6061 aluminum, and are either "Clear" or "Orange" anodized.  The paper strip is there to mask the customers silk screened logo for privacy concerns.

To get a behind the scenes look at our company, be sure to check us out on Facebook @ Crosby Machine Company, Inc. and don't forget to give us a "Like".

Best Regards,
Russ

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I had to look twice, as I thought they were rendered 3D models. Nice work Russ.
And my, they do look very nice Russ Thumbsup
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DaveH
Gearing up for more assemblies this week!

It's always fun making individual components, but even more enjoyable assembling them together and seeing them as a finished product.

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Wow! You guys do good work Russ.

Ed
(10-31-2015, 08:16 PM)EdK Wrote: [ -> ]Wow! You guys do good work Russ.

Ed

Thank you very much!

Check us out on Facebook Ed.

Crosby Machine Company, Inc

You'll get a sort of behind the scenes look at what we do. 

Our website is OLD and is in the process of being completely redone, but the Facebook site is up to date.
What Ed said...
(10-31-2015, 08:16 PM)EdK Wrote: [ -> ]Wow! You guys do good work Russ.

Ed

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I'm not on Facebook but just looking at those pictures Russ, I would think that you would probably make a fortune if you started producing reloading tools and equipment. Some of the big name companies out there would be beside themselves. Maybe lead to some lucrative contracts. The benchrest crowd spends big bucks on small presses like that.

Hey, just thinking outloud.... Smile
Just gave you a 'Like' Russ.