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Case Hardening Resources
Explore 118 published CTE resources related to Case Hardening across 22 articles, 64 products, 13 videos, and 19 news items.
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Machine diagnostic tool that runs on any Android device
Automated Production Monitoring Case Study
Bourbon With The Editor - MACH Threading & GENius Innovations with Vargus USA
Cobotics Corner Case Study: Increasing productivity 32%
Providence Texture: A case study in laser machining
Hard part turning with CB7105 and CB7115
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Fanuc CEO makes the case for automation at Mazak's Discover 2025 event
Medical manufacturer proves business case for robotic gauging
Real-time visibility — a competitive edge for SilencerCo
Servicing railway wheels using gantry robot enhances productivity and safety
Automation and 5-axis machining on display at WIMTS
DMG Mori brings the digital factory to the real world
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Case Hardening Do-It-Yourself: Quick Guide
Learn a practical torch-based case-hardening method for in-shop hardening, including safety, quench and soak steps plus when to send work to a heat-treating shop.
The case for a new Modern Machining course
How a unique approach to machining education at Utah Tech University aims to change the status quo and prepare the next generation of engineers for industry challenges
Kuka Robotics
At this year's IMTS, KUKA Robotics made a compelling case for automation with a demonstration of the company's latest technologies.
Back to forward thinking: Industry Trends & Analysis
In case you stumbled across this post by chance while surfing the web, I wrote about my interest in an economic forecast delivered April 28 at the 2023 Manufacturing For Growth meeting in Phoenix.
Up-grinding vs. down-grinding
The Grinding Doc analyzes a case where choosing up or down makes a big difference.
Tough times need not be painful
You can find out that times are tough by reading the newspaper but it really hits home when your company downsizes you. That was recently the case for me and about 30 others at the company I worked for.
Hard Made Easier: Trade Shows & Events
Case histories and comments about hard milling in die and mold shops.
Sparkling Performance: Testing & Quality Assurance
Author discusses the advantages of CVD-diamond tools compared to other types of diamond tools. He also explains how CVD-diamond tools are manufactured and gives case histories involving their usage.
Clean Sweep: Testing & Quality Assurance
Equipping toolchangers with nylon abrasive-filament brushes can greatly enhance process economics and the flow of parts. Case histories of in-machine deburring operations support these contentions, and the author describes how such systems should work.
The Performance Edge: Drilling Performance
This article makes the case that a core drill is the best tool for opening existing holes. Being designed for the operation, the two-flute indexable drill can produce more accurate holes with less tool wear and breakage than alternatives such as boring bars, drills or endmills.
Back Off: Drilling Performance
A tool design supervisor makes a case for cautious machining. This article explains how, by extending tool life, less aggressive speeds and feeds can lead to greater economy than a shortened cycle time will yield. Tips for monitoring and recording tool data are also given.
Manufacturing and its myths: Design & Engineering
Since the time CTE Editor Alan Richter started covering manufacturing for CTE in 2000, industry professionals have frequently informed him that manufacturing jobs typically pay more than most other professions, such as sales and low-level, white-collar jobs. Furthermore, he was told, they provide a multiplier, or ripple, effect—in which one manufacturing job produces numerous other jobs.
