Also, because the angle of engagement is generally below the over-balance angle, operator danger is minimized. This Aardwolf Slab Lifter Automatic has a force-multiplying factor of approximately 2.5 to 1. The unique slim profile and design of the Aardwolf lifter requires only minimum material movement to engage and secure the slab. Secure: The Aardwolf clamps grip marble and granite slabs firmly.2 3 It is also called maanhaar-jackal 4 5 (Afrikaans for ' mane -jackal'), termite-eating hyena 6 and civet hyena, based on its habit of secreting substances from its. Its name means 'earth-wolf' in Afrikaans and Dutch. Safety: Requires only a small movement of the slab to engage and grip the slab, which is generally well below the over balance angle thus eliminating the danger to the operator. The aardwolf ( Proteles cristata) is an insectivorous species of hyena, native to East and Southern Africa.Because the clamping mechanism is to the front of the slab, they allow panels to be placed close against walls. Versatile: Ideal for construction work.Lower height slabs placed along side of taller slabs offer no problem, as is the case with scissor clamps. Size: Being of compact construction, the Aardwolf Slab Lifter Automatic AL50A allows for close packed stone slabs to be lifted out of racks and containers.In many situations, this makes moving and handling of slabs safer and more convenient. The new Aardwolf Slab Lifter Automatic AL50A has an integrated auto-lock, unlock mechanism (patent pending), which allows the clamp to automatically grip slabs on pick-up and release the slabs on set down. In East Africa, they live in northern Tanzania, Kenya, Northeastern Uganda, Somalia, southern, eastern and part of Northern Ethiopia, parts of Eritrea, Djibouti, and Sudan and a small population in the south of Egypt.Aardwolf offers a new version of its patented Aardwolf Slab Lifters. The aardwolf mainly occupies Botswana, Karoo, and the Northern Cape Province in southern Africa. They avoid the Miombo woodlands and mountainous areas. The aardwolf prefers semi-arid areas, open dry plains, heavily grazed grasslands, the Savannah, farmlands, and areas with scrubs. The availability of termites and insects influences the distribution of the aardwolf. The aardwolf is native to southern and eastern Africa. The aardwolf, unlike the hyena, does not eat carrion or prey upon large animals. The aardwolf, however, spares some termites for reconstruction of their population and food for the future. Their sharp hearing helps them locate termite nests quickly and use their broad, sticky tongues to lick the termites off their mounds. The aardwolf forages solitarily especially in the night and sometimes during the day when night temperatures are too low. Rarely, the aardwolf eats eggs, small mammals, birds and beetles in carrion. The aardwolf is primarily insectivorous, feeding on termites and insect larvae. The muzzle is thinner than that of the hyena, but they have similar large ears. The forelegs have four toes while the hind legs have five toes. The upper parts of the legs have stripes while the lower legs are black. Aardwolves females in the Eastern African range are larger than their South African counterparts. The total body and tail length averages between 22 inches and 31 inches and a weight of 15 -22 lbs, sometimes reaching 33 lbs. Wether you want to prompt text for a speech, a play or a video, simply light on your desktop, or your tablet and play to prompt. You can use it in any modern web browser, without limitations.
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The bushy tail has a black tip and a length of between 7.9 and 11.8 inches. Record audio is an online telepompter as a free autocue web app to prompt text in your browser, PC or MAC. Because the clamping mechanism is to the. The aardwolf is a small animal that closely resembles the striped hyena with its yellowish-brown coat covered in black vertical stripes and a black colored mane running from the neck to the back. Size: Being of compact construction, the Aardwolf Slab Lifter Automatic AL75A allows for close packed stone slabs to be lifted out of racks and containers. The aardwolf have poorly developed molars and a restricted diet. Humans, however, wrongfully hunt them as a possible threat to their livestock probably due to their similarity to hyenas. Though the animal occurs in small numbers within their territories, there are no apparent threats to their population. IUCN categorizes the aardwolf as a least concern species due to its relatively stable population. The aardwolf is a mammal of the hyena family though smaller than the hyena. Aardwolf is a name derived from Afrikaans meaning "earth wolf".
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