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The Easy Locking Connector from binder provides medical equipment with a robust and reliable interface. Well-renowned US trade journal Medical Design Briefs has now honored the particularly safe and biocompatible circular connector with its POY award.




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For signals, data, and electrical power: M12-type connectors have become indispensable interfaces for device connectivity. binder is supplementing its M12 lines with additional products that support users in automation technology to achieve efficient, flexible, and error-free installation.


binder, headquartered in Neckarsulm, Germany, is a family-owned company shaped by traditional values and one of the leading specialists for circular connectors. Since 1960, binder has been synonymous with the highest quality. The binder group includes the binder headquarters, nine sales offices, seven production sites, two system service providers as well as an innovation and technology center.


Our product range extends from sub-miniature connectors to multi-pin machine connectors. binder products are used in agricultural and construction machinery, signal equipment, machine tool construction, medical technology, measuring technology as well as sensor and automation technology.


Our selection of circular connectors ranges from miniature connectors to multi-pin power connectors. The use of binder connectors includes applications for the measuring and control technology and also automation.


binder is a traditional company characterized by values that stand for absolute reliability towards customers, employees and service providers. Our daily operations are thereby governed by quality. We take responsibility for our employees and communicate on par.


Our large product selection of circular connectors ranges from miniature connectors to multi-pin power connectors. The use of binder connectors includes applications for the measuring and control technology and automation.


I think the biggest issue I have with the binder implementation is thatit's doing far too much in the kernel, it's not just IPC. It's alsothread management, memory management, and lots of other stuff that Ihaven't figured out yet .. A lot of it can already be done in userspace.


Some developers asked why D-Bus wasn't chosen as the IPC for Android. Theselection of Binder was made before D-Bus was mature. Indeed, years later D-Buswas still missing some semantics that binder includes.


One of the big problems with the current binder interface is that it createsa strong tie between a file-descriptor and a process, without actuallyenforcing that tie. So if you open the binder device and then fork, it willalmost certainly stop behaving correctly.


Another big problem - for me at least - is the use of a char device andioctls. This is "wrong" from a philosophical perspective, and we could ofcourse argue philosophy all day without getting anywhere so maybe that isn'ta useful observation.Maybe a better way to look at it is that this approach effectively boltsbinder on the side of linux rather than integrating it properly. Thus youlose the benefits of a uniform integrated whole.


When I was researching binder for my lwn article: spent a while trying to come up with a "good" interface for the samefunctionality but was never really satisfied with anything I came up with.However I'm tempted to try again .... maybe.


With binder, if you get sent a reference to an object that you already hold areference to, then you get given the same reference. i.e. the same number.So the kernel keeps a count of the number of times it has given you areference.This is important as one thread could be freeing references while anotherthread is adding them and there are possible races there which a refcount canavoid.


Note that this is different from sending file descriptors, both with binderand with Unix domain sockets. If you are sent a file descriptor when youalready own a descriptor on that file, you still get a new file descriptor.


I appreciate that some of the things that I am suggesting we do to socketsare quite a deviation from the norm and you might argue that I am mis-usingsockets just as much as the current binder is mis-using char devices. Youmight even be right: I am not objective enough to comment.


An exclusive Playbill item - This custom-made three-ring binder - the top choice for Playbill magazine collectors who wish to keep their collection in mint condition - uses archival quality materials to attractively display, organize, and protect your Playbill collection for years to come. The Ultimate Playbill Binder comes with 18 polypropylene sleeves and acid-free backing boards - the same materials used by professional archivists and serious collectors to preserve paper products, which are extremely susceptible to the damaging effects of sunlight, oxygenation, acidic corrosion, and dust. All materials in the Ultimate Playbill Binder are proudly made in the USA. The sleeves are designed to hold contemporary-sized Playbills, 5 and 3/8 inches by 8 and 1/2 inches - the standard size for almost 30 years. Larger Playbills from earlier eras will not fit in the sleeves. The binder is easy to use and handle. Simply insert a Playbill into a sleeve, fold the flap over the top, and slip the flap under the strap on the back of the sleeve to hold it in place. For the most effective preservation of your collection, we recommend that you seal the flap closed around the edges with invisible tape to keep out air and dust completely. Once you've filled the sleeves, slide them over the rings and close the clasp. You can easily change the order in which the Playbills are organized as often as you wish. These handsome binders come in black and are covered with Arrestox Cloth. This 100% cotton book cloth with a water-based acrylic finish is strong, beautiful, and eco-friendly. The rivets holding in the rings are not visible on the outside spine of the binder, and the Playbill logo is tastefully stamped in gold at the top of the spine. The binder measures 3 inches across the spine, and the cover is 9 and 1/4" inches wide by 10 inches tall. Because so many of our customers have very large collections and they wish to fit as many Playbills as possible into the Ultimate Binders, we also offer an extra pack of six sleeves (for purchase) with acid-free backing boards to bring the total number of Playbills held in the binder to 24 - the absolute limit we recommend before the stress of overstuffing the binder may damage the spine of the binder and your Playbill collection over time.


Collector Grade Binders are an elegant, archival storage solution for individuals and institutions. These handcrafted binders are an excellent choice for organizing, preserving, and accessing important photos, collectibles, and documents.


Choose a Collector Grade Binder & Slipcase set if you want another layer of protection against dust and other pollutants. A slipcase protects the binder and contents on all sides. Slipcases are only available in black.


The Collector Grade Binder with Tab & Slipcase offers the same excellent protection as the Binder & Slipcase set with the addition of a handy pull tab on the bottom of the binder. Use the tab to easily remove the binder from its slipcase without having to take the binder off the shelf.


SLIPCASES (not included with this Binder, see Binder & Slipcase Sets) To create an even safer, dust-resistant storage environment select a binder with a black slipcase. Slipcases offer another layer of protection by providing a further barrier against dust and other pollutants.


I am loving the binder. I received it for free with my order and it was perfectly timed with my intestinal cleanse. Loved it very much, especially in comparison to the binder I used to have which wasn't tasty and not easy to use. Loving it!


The Bourg Binder BB3202 EVA/PUR-C is unique to the market: this is the only perfect binder designed to operate In-Line, Near-Line or Dual-Mode with digital printers and produce books without the intervention of an operator. The BB3202 is the result of a combination of the proven perfect binder BB3002 and the Bourg Book Compiler (BBC). The BB3202 reduces your businesses print finishing costs and offers your clients short turnarounds for added value.


The BBC compiles sheets or single fold signatures coming from previous devices (BSF or BPRF) or print engine. Once the book block is completed, the BBC transfers the stack into the BB3002 to bind it immediately. There is no need to wait for all book blocks of the job queue to be prepared before starting binding/finishing operations. Furthermore, as the barcode system is integrated to the binder, this machine offers a level of process integrity that exceeds operator-control. It enables printers to produce more on-demand books in a given amount of time while preventing costly errors.


Like the BB3002 on which it is based, the BB3202 binder automatically adapts to the thickness of each job to process each book most productively, sets jogging, power milling and notching, gluing, scoring and suction cover-feeding without manual intervention.


I have the privilege of continuing Judge Randall Newsome's research binder. Although this represents the aggregation of his 22 years of research (and my twelve years of work), I make no claim as to its current level of accuracy. Some of the cases may well have been superseded, reversed or otherwise no longer be good law. I, like Judge Newsome, post it with the intention of assisting those who are researching bankruptcy matters within the 9th Circuit. Users should consider it a first, but not final research tool, and should cite check all cases before relying on them.


In this day and age, most documentation is kept electronically. If this is the case for your study, simply organize your files according to the regulatory binder tabs in electronic format using file folders on your computer, shared drive, or cloud based database. 041b061a72


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