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The "Tensile and Compression Stage for Scanning Electron Microscopy" is a specialized device designed to perform mechanical testing, such as tensile and compressive loading, within the confines of a scanning electron microscope (SEM). This innovative apparatus allows for precise manipulation of small-scale test specimens under load while maintaining stability and alignment to facilitate high-resolution imaging and analysis of deformation processes at the microscale.

The newly designed recycling machine is engineered for continuous operation and can efficiently process non-ferrous metal scrap into high-quality bulk materials such as wires, rods, and plates. This innovative machine works based on the principle of Friction stir process and extrusion, and ensures minimal energy consumption and environmental impact while maintaining consistent output quality.