A Kirschner wire - also referred to as a pin - is a metal wire, which is used as a surgical aid and to stabilize and fix bone fragments, for example.

individual yarn delivery system of an uptwister

The wire feeder terminates the trailing end of the coil wire on the other terminating pin and then cuts the wire off.

A thread is secured on a rear end of the pin.

yarn delivery system individual for each spindle of a ring doubling and twisting frame

A negative pole pin is electrically connected to a power ground wire.

A process is disclosed for winding a thread up into a spool (6) around a spindle (5).

yarn collective delivery system with two roller positions per spindle of a ring doubling and twisting frame

The invention relates to a spindle bearing (1) for a double-thread twisting spindle having a spindle rotor which comprises a thread guide body (4) and a spindle shank (3).

A second connection wire is connected from a first pin of the second integral lamp to a second pin of the second integral lamp.

A first connection wire is connected from a first pin of the first integral lamp to a second pin of the first integral lamp.

A lead connector arrangement includes a non-cylindrically shaped connector pin coupled to a lead conductor and a connector sleeve assembly for receiving the non-cylindrically shaped connector pin.

A feedthrough capacitor associated with the terminal pin or lead wire has first and second sets of electrode plates coupled, respectively, to the conductive pin or lead wire and to the ground plane.

The invention relates to a yo-yo with a rotating shaft on which a string is attached that can be rewound around the rotating shaft in a rewind area.

A stability pin is attached to one of the foot or the first lead.