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Article June 15, 2014 Steve Bertrand

Making one-of-a-kind knee implants: Medical Manufacturing

The amount of advanced CNC equipment in Micron Product's orthopedic machining work cell has doubled in the past 5 years, while the number of programmer/machinists has remained about the same due to the use of more efficient, advanced CAM technology.

Article June 15, 2014 Kip Hanson

Keeping machines and operators cool and clean

Shops today are more aware of environmental conditions. Mist collectors and electrostatic air cleansers are not uncommon and many manufacturers realize there's little chance of attracting high-caliber work from customers when the shop is a pigsty.

Article June 15, 2014 Mark Larson

Why Beta Titanium Alloys Pose Challenges for Machining

Mark Larson, a titanium process R&D manager for Makino Inc., answers 10 questions about machining titanium alloys.

Article June 15, 2014 Evan Jones Thorne

Preventive maintenance an important part of a shop’s routine

Preventive maintenance can drastically reduce the frequency and the extent of the damage when machine tools and other shop equipment break. Most machine tool builders and other equipment providers will provide the necessary maintenance steps to keep equipment up and running. But how those steps are taken is up to each shop.

Article June 15, 2014 Jason Farthing

Cool groove: Turning Performance

The importance of effectively cooling the cutting zone when grooving.

Article June 15, 2014 Jeffrey A. Badger, Ph.D.

All-or-nothin’ burn: General Industry Coverage

Water is an effective heat conductor, and, if you get an adequate supply of coolant within the pores of the wheel, the coolant will absorb about 70 percent of the heat.

Article May 15, 2014 Kip Hanson

Heavy-Duty Hydro: 5-Axis Machining

Hydraulic vises ofer accurate workholding for workpieces large and small.

Article May 15, 2014 Christopher Tate

When to adopt a new technology

Determining the appropriate time to implement new technology.

Article May 15, 2014 Tom Lipton

Layout work tips and tricks

Tips and tricks for performing layout work.

Article May 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Honing tech lifts aerospace business

Produce flight-critical hydraulic pumps more rapidly and precisely. A multifeed honing system.

Article May 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Double shot of automation

Speed throughput when deburring and surface finishing vise components. Abrasive disc brushes applied via a machining center's automatic toolchanger.

Article May 15, 2014 Alan Richter

No room for error: General Industry Coverage

Tap 100 2"-8 blind-holes without breaking the tap or scrapping a part. A tap engineered to effectively produce threads in holes more than ½" in diameter.

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