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From the GD&T Basics Team: Keyseats & Keyways
A keyed joint is used to ensure orientation or restrict rotational movement between parts, as in the case of joining a shaft with a coupling. We discuss how a keyed joint is made and inspected in this article.
A radiographer working at a hospital in Vejle, Denmark filmed the inside of a CT scanner in operation. Watch as this amazing machine remains in balance while spinning at a high rate of speed.
Today we are showcasing our client, Southwest Research Institute. Southwest Research Institute provides independent and unbiased research and development in every major field of science and engineering. Discover more about who they are and what they do in the video below.
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