As a precision sheet metal machining technology, photo etching achieves exacting tolerances, is highly repeatable and in many instances is the only technology that can cost-effectively manufacture precision metal components with the accuracy necessary in demanding and often safety critical applications. Once design engineers select photo etching…

Research analysts predict 17.3% growth for liquid alloys market

The liquid alloys market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 17.3% from 2024 to 2035, driven by increasing demand for high-performance materials in electronics, aerospace and additive manufacturing.

Manufacturing Growth Continues with Strong December ISM Report

Economic activity in the manufacturing sector expanded in December, and the overall economy grew for the 103rd consecutive month, say the nation’s supply executives in the latest Manufacturing ISM Report on Business. The December Purchasing Managers' Index registered 59.7 percent, an increase of 1.5 percentage points from the November reading…

WiMEF and SME Team Up for Virtual Career Fair

February 6 Event Offers Manufacturing Employers an Opportunity to Connect with Skilled Job Seekers

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Video podcast launch

Author: Dennis Spaeth

Column: Lead Angle Column

Published: April 3, 2024 - 15:00 pm

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Ask CTE Contributors: High-Pressure Coolant for Deep-Hole Drilling

Register to watch the recorded webinar on-demand. Join Cutting Tool Engineering for a one-hour webinar based on this month’s cover story, “A Fluid Choice.” The article examines the options for high-pressure coolant when deep-hole drilling.

IMTS 2022 Booth Visit with Cutting Tool Engineering

Dennis Spaeth, publisher of Cutting Tool Engineering, thanks everyone who visited the CTE booth at IMTS and offers website registrants a free CTE baseball cap while supplies last.

CTE publisher takes leap of faith

About 8 years ago or so, I turned 50 and decided it was time for a solo skydive. And, just for the record, I jumped from 13,000 feet ... not 30,000 feet, though the lack of oxygen at that altitude would have made a great excuse for not pulling the rip cord. More about the altitude in a moment. First ...