A Weekly Bit – Parabit
It’s assembly time on episode #39 of A Weekly Bit. The Parabit team assembles counter mount camera housings. Also, check out the cool process of fabricating Astoria Outdoor Stanchions for SICE! Email sales@parabit.com for more information.
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Parabit – A Weekly Bit – Episode 38
Parabit takes viewers onto the factory floor to see product creation in action. In A Weekly Bit – episode 38, three products get their moment in the spotlight. Product creation demonstrations include: BEN ACS – 1EULL Controller boxes Fabricated curved counter mount camera housings Fabricated seatback charging stations for LAS through Conti Corp
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Parabit’s A Weekly Bit – Episode 37
Welcome to another episode of Parabit’s A Weekly Bit. Episode 37 covers a lot of ground, including the following: Cut camera housing wedges Powder coated Idemia Morphowave housings for Franklin Sports Welded SOHO edge stanchions for Den Airport Cut base plates of Astoria outdoor stanchions for Sice Welded base plates of Astoria outdoor stanchions…
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A Weekly Bit – Episode 36
Follow along as the fabrication team completes a Venus Kiosk order for the Moffitt Cancer Center via STOPware, the Parabit team attends CWCB Expo in NYC, and exhibits at NRF Protect in Grapevine, TX.
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A Weekly Bit – Episode 35
Follow along as Parabit fabricates Astoria Outdoor Stanchions for Sice with the CNC water jet, crates Lincoln Seatback Charging Stations for LAS airport, and powder coats Venus Pedestal Kiosk Bases for STOPware.
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A Weekly Bit – Episode 34
Join the Parabit this week as they fabricate Astoria outdoor stanchions for SICE, and fabricate countless kiosks such as the Athena Wall Mount, the Venus Pedestal for Stopware, and the Athena Pedestal for Splan.
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A Weekly Bit – Episode 33
Join Parabit this week as the team 3D prints APD back housing enclosures for Citizens bank as well as ATM camera brackets, Powder-coats counter mount enclosures and angle brackets for mullion camera enclosures, fabricates and tests Lincoln Seatback charging stations for LAS Airport, and attends SEC-AAAE annual conference in Richmond.
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