Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Watts Watt]

Post to Oracle:

You persist in stating that the free Liquidmetal paperweights given away at the ASHM were not made on the Engel machine.

Here is photographic proof that they were:

http://www.ptonline.com/cdn/cms/csm_5_Liquidmetal_d57b1ba2f7.jpg

Please explain to me that the photo does not display a conveyor belt bevy of liquidmetal paperweights complete with sprue. Now I grant you, it is possible they were made on the Engel Machine in Austria, since this particular machine says E-100, whereas the Engel machine in RSM CA says E-110, the name change being cosmetic only in that the tonnage of both nomenclatures is equivalent. E-100 meant 100 metric tons or 100 x 2200 pounds/MT = 220,000 pounds, whereas the E-110 means 110 short tons (US) or 110 x 2000 pounds/ST - 220,000 pounds.

In any case, these items WERE MADE ON AN ENGEL MACHINE, regardless of whether it was at the Austrian location or RSM location.

This should put the matter to rest and it is not necessary to keep stating they were not made on the RSM machine, which is really immaterial. The point is, they were not made on a Husky machine, which one might miscontrue your post to be saying.

All other points you have posted are good as always.