Blades Sample Clauses

Blades. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Seller shall be entitled to manufacture, during calendar year 2010, an additional [...***...] (“Additional Components”) of [...***...] Blades to be delivered and invoiced to Seller in calendar year 2011. The Additional Components will comprise a portion of the total amount of Components to be delivered by Seller to Buyer in the calendar year 2011 hereunder.
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Blades. 1. The blade shall be ¾” (three-quarters of an inch) thick flat, hot-rolled finished steel SAE 1020, or ASTM A36 Structural Grade hot rolled flat bar.
Blades.  Do not use a blade without its handle.  Take care when attaching the guard to blades and handles with guards.  Place used blades immediately and directly into a sharps disposal container.  Do not leave blades on work surfaces or in drawers.
Blades. Blades of GCN1000/59 adopt the aerodynamic configuration specific for optimum design of two-blade WTGS. The blades are made of fiber glass reinforced unsaturated polyester resin. High strength bolts are embedded at the root of blades. Blade surface is matte finished to avoid matte surface. For enhancing the efficiency of WTGS in low and medium wind speed section (7-10m/s), a vortex generator is mounted near the root of blade to reduce the aerodynamic loss. Meanwhile, to keep the blade stable during stall due to high wind speed, a specially designed stall strip is installed in a proper position at the leading edge of blade. To stop the WTGS immediately in the event of emergency, a spoiler is mounted at the tip of blade. It can spread by the centrifugal force within 2 seconds to rapidly stop the wind turbine. At normal running, it is retracted by the hydraulic system on hub; in case of emergency, pressure of hydraulic cylinder is released to set free the tip of blade and stop the wind turbine.
Blades. Minimum 4” wide and ½” thick. Blade design shall maximize cut capacity. Complies: Yes No Two complete extra sets of blades with additional hardware shall be included at time of delivery. Complies: Yes No we will receive 8 extra blades and 8 sets of nuts/bolts.

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