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New app calculates values

Published:  11 February, 2016

CH_Minitec_App_3.gifA new app from MINITEC, a leading manufacturer of aluminium profile systems, can calculate the deflection of aluminium profile systems and linear slideways.

Minitec says it will calculate values for applications in both vertical and horizontal designs and the values for both load and length are stored until the application has been completed thus making a comparison of different profile systems quick and easy.

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