Guess what this picture is..

[SmiZ]

Link

 

[ltk007]

sewage treatment?

 

[MC]

 

[SmiZ]

nope.


I'll wait for about 15-20 responses before I post a hint.

 

[guyver01]

Oil Pan being drained?

 

[ltk007]

Looks like liquid metal, mercury maybe?

 

[vi edit]

An electric razor being rinsed off?

 

[Tauren]

I'm with ltk007 on this, I'd say liquid metal.

 

[casimec]

It's liquid lead.
or silver?

 

[kranky]

Wave solder machine?

 

[mr_cheesy]

aluminum?

hip derek hess pic

 

[Zoltar]

It's a copycat thread

 

[dafatha00]

whale blubber

 

[sharkeeper]

It's the 1999 version of Mister Bone Stripper®.

Cheers!

 

[dafatha00]

come on..post the answer before i have to go to class in 10 min... =oP

 

[SmiZ]

Kranky you da man.

Worked with them before or just seen them?

BTW it's pretty cool lookin isn't it?

 

[kranky]

I saw one at our manufacturing plant. I don't remember all that much about it, except hearing "Please, sir, stand behind the yellow line" and "Please, sir, do not pick up the boards without an antistatic strap".

 

[Webbed]

kranky and smiz,

I read and I saw but I still have no idea what it is. Duh for me!

 

[SmiZ]

A wave solder is used in the manufacture of circuit boards mostly. You put a bunch of components on a circuit board, or anything you need to solder, then you run the board over a wave of molten solder. This secures all your connections quickly and much easier than doing it by hand. Of course this can only be done with components on one side of the board or you'll fry the ones that get hit by the wave.