MJSA June 2017 New Products
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Every month MJSA choose new products that they feature on their monthly publication. Here are the three MJSA June 2017 New Products.
Foredom Mobile Work Station | |
| Developed for use in small or crowded workspaces, the Foredom Mobile Work Station is tower constructed with built-in electrical outlets, allowing users to stack multiple powered devices. Its three tier design gives users multiple options for arranging equipment, and a motorized lift adjusts the top platform up and down to allow the user to work sitting or standing. With a maximum footprint of 16 inches deep by 22 inches wide by 43.5 inches high, the station needs to be used within 6 feet of an electrical outlet for powering up the unit and its three-plug power strip. It weighs 44 lbs. and comes with heavy-duty casters to provide for easy transport of the unit. Contact: PAUL H. GESSWEIN CO. INC., MJSA Member | |
130mm Combination ULTRA Series Power Mill | |
| Made in the USA, the Combination ULTRA Series Power Mill is a motorized mill featuring flat rolls with a working area of 130 mm. Featuring feed tables that support milling materials while freeing up the user's hands, the mill has a frame constructed with high strength ductile iron for added strength and durability. The mill and the high torque motor are mounted on a compact, structural-grade aluminum base. The 1/2 hp AC motor has an electronic speed control that is adjustable from 0 to 12 rpm in forward and reverse modes. Safety features include an emergency stop button, auto shut-off control, and protective stainless steel bars on both sides of the rollers. Contact: PEPETOOLS, MJSA Member | |
PhosView | |
| The PhosView is a compact, self-contained screening device that can be used to quickly determine if parcels of polished stones contain potential high-pressure, high-temperature (HPHT) synthetics. The unit can be used to screen colorless or near-colorless loose stones from0.003 carat to one carat; some set jewelry pieces may also be screened. It cannot be used to screen for chemical vapor deposition (CVD) synthetics, simulants, or any natural diamond treatments. When potential HPHT synthetics are detected, the machine's built-in arms can be used to manually separate the stones from the remainder of the parcel. Any stones that are identified as potential HPHT synthetics should be submitted to a gem laboratory for further testing. Contact: STULLER INC., MJSA Member | |
Editor's Note: The information in this section has been supplied by each product's manufacturer or distributor. MJSA Journal recommends contacting the manufacturers or distributors directly to verify or obtain additional details.
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