An electric motor that supplies power to the actuator for opening and closing the KF-21 canopy.

Designed to meet US army specifications 360 degree soft armor protection Single-handed 4-wire cutaway Antibacterial/FR treated padded spacer mesh system Semi-rigid, lace-adjustable, external MOLLE cummerbund PALS webbing for MOLLE attachment Zipper for MV Assaulter's Zip-On Back Panels Increased structural integrity and reduced rear deformation Compatible with our entire accessories line Soft armor included Composition Material : 500D Cordura® + ARAMID / PV® Size : Small : 8.5" x 11.5" Plate Pocket Medium : 9.3" x 12.3" Plate Pocket Large : 10" x 13" Plate Pocket XLarge : 10.9" x 13.8" Plate Pocket Colors MC (MultiCam) BMC (Black MultiCam) BK (Black) RG (Ranger Green) CYT (Coyote Brown)

Official Korean Distributor and Licensee of Parker Velcon, offering industrial filter systems and filter cartridges Filter vessels and elements (cartridges): Filter/separator vessel and cartridge, Moisture-absorbing Aquacon filter vessels and cartridges; Micronic filter vessels and cartridges (0.5 Micron to 25 micron), Natural Gas filter vessels and cartridges; etc.

Antimicrobial/FR treated padded spacer mesh system Low Profile Shoulder Harness Ultra-light multipurpose loading platform Applied 3 x 8 PALS system for the both cummerbund and 3 x 6 for the back panel 4 magazine pockets inside the cummerbund 2 pockets for 6"x6" hard plate inside the cummerbund Composition Material : 500D Cordura® + ARAMID / PV® Colors: MC (MultiCam) BMC (Black MultiCam) BK (Black) RG (Ranger Green) CYT (Coyote Brown)

The Sentry Mesh 6161 is a Software Defined Radio hosting our highly robust MANET waveforms that have been proven in applications from Public Safety to Unmanned Systems and Covert Operations. The MeshUltraTM waveform optimises the use of available channel bandwidth through a token passing technology, which avoids collisions and provides a bound, predictable data packet latency. Wider bandwidth, together with superior RF performance and optional Interference Avoidance System (IAS), maximises communications effectiveness in the presence of interference. The standardised design of the 6161 ensures that it can be integrated with a large range of accessory devices such as audio, data, power solutions, and antennas to address current and future program needs.

Features NO MELT, NO DRIP (50/50 Nylon Cotton) Ergonomic design for comfort fit Velcro® patch attachment on sleeves Long sleeves with reinforced elbows Reliable components (YKK military zipper, etc.) Composition Sleeves: Nylon 50%, Cotton 50% Body: Functionalized Polyester, Polyurethane Size 95 ~ 115 Colors MC (MultiCam) BMC (Black MultiCam) BK (Black) RG (Ranger Green) CYT (Coyote Brown)

Fast & precise 5-axis exceeds expectations • 15000, 20000 r/min high speed spindle • B-axis/C-axis 0.0001 degree control as standard • Tool change time (C-T-C) 3.8s, 28% faster than previous model • Increased X/Y/Z-axis rapid traverse speed & acc./dec. • Cooling functions as std. on spindle, motor/LM guide/ball screw (X/Y/Z), C-axis table motor • Integrated thermal compensation systems for spindle and structure FURTHER INCREASED MACHINING CAPACITY • Ø630mm dia. 2-axis tilting table, 26% increased compared to previous model • Max. Ø600 x H500mm machining area, 32% increased compared to previous model • Max. 400kg table load capacity with stable table support structure • X/Y/Z axis travel distance 650/520/480mm, up to 20% increased compared to previous model EASY ACCESS, EASIER OPERATION • Easy setup of workpieces with 580mm distance between operator and table center • Easy tool exchange by placing the tool magazine door on the front and applying a tool removal device (Auto Kicking Device) • Improved chip disposal capability with enhanced coolant flood & flushing functions • Grease lubrication system • Compact integrated automation system (AWC)

Every year, we celebrate World Space Week in October to honor scientists' contributions to space research and inspire the next generation of innovators. Honeywell has been a part of every NASA human space mission since the late 1950s, when our flight-control systems were installed on the X-15 Rocket Plane (shown above in a photo of Neil Armstrong after a research flight in November 1959).