Manufacturer of diamond drilling equipment, core bits, reaming shells, casing shoes and other downhole equipment. Provides brochures, video and catalogue.
Manufacturer of diamond drilling equipment, core bits, reaming shells, casing shoes and other downhole equipment. Provides brochures, video and catalogue.
Specialized in the production and distribution of mining and drilling exploration products like core bits, casing shoes, reaming shells and carbide locking couplings.
An interesting case-study for ontologists and epistemologists.
A brief presentation of the protocol, both its history and its current status, by an experienced Gopher system administrator.
Manufacturer of custom cases for displaying collector's golf ball.
Men's and women's shoes, as well as other leather goods such as bags and cases. Includes information on research and development and the company's marketing network.
Manufactures natural leather cases for mobile phones, remote control covers, and dies for the leather and shoe industry.
Designs and manufactures centralizers, casing shoes and float collars.
Offers proline and proprietary clubs, plus bags and travel cases, apparel and shoes, balls, accessories, books, videos, and training aids. Also manufactures and sells components.
Selling watercooling, overclocking bits, and case modding parts throughout the UK and Europe.
Profiling and memory and resource debugging toolset for 32-bit and 64-bit Java applications on MS-Windows. Site includes FAQs, case studies, technical papers, and trial download. [Commercial]
Explains how current riding practices can cause pain to the horse and offers new ideas about shoeing, bits and saddles. The website is in Italian and English.
A personal page on correcting leg and hoof problems in dwarf miniature horses with photographs and a forum.
Represents supply and service companies in many parts of the world and is specialized in sand control, low friction zinc alloy centralizers, casing and liner reamer shoes and torque and casing wear reduction for drill-strings .
