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Mitsui Seiki USA Inc. celebrates anniversary
News September 28, 2018
Mitsui Seiki USA Inc. celebrates anniversary
[FRANKLIN LAKES, NJ – AUGUST 2018] Mitsui Seiki, known for its ultra-precise machine tools providing high volumetric accuracies, celebrates its 90th anniversary this fall, and one of the ways the company will mark it is with a champagne toast during IMTS 2018.
Clean makes green
News September 28, 2018
Clean makes green
If debris or contaminants are not removed from parts, then measured values and physical dimensions can be affected, causing parts to behave unreliably and unpredictably, according to Cincinnati-based Cleaning Technologies Group LLC. "A new generation of industrial manufacturing is characterized by highly accurate machining and finishing processes, as well as precision manufacturing methods," the company writes in a new e-book available online.
Why Y?
News September 28, 2018 Kip Hanson
Why Y?
Sept. 25 marked 39 years to the day since I first stood in front of a Hardinge hand screw, scratching my head over the knobs and handles and wondering what I'd gotten myself into.
The real state of American manufacturing
News September 27, 2018
The real state of American manufacturing
A close look at the performance of America's top manufacturing companies reveals a surprising story of industrial growth. It also suggests an alarming future.
Waterjet cutting tip: water quality requirements
News September 25, 2018
Waterjet cutting tip: water quality requirements
A waterjet cutting system utilizes a mixture of water and abrasive (or in some cases, water only) to cut through workpieces by rapidly eroding the material. Because water plays such a significant role in the operation of these machines, it is important that the condition of the water is optimized to maximize both the efficiency of the waterjet and the longevity of its components.
IMTS regrets
News September 21, 2018 Kip Hanson
IMTS regrets
Despite my sore feet and the cold, overpriced sandwiches, I love the International Manufacturing Technology Show. The whine of the spindles, the smell of the coolant, the machine gun sound of the chips hitting the glass—these might not be the memories the exhibitors want me to carry home, but they stick with me the longest.

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