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Titanium dances to a different beat
News September 17, 2018
Titanium dances to a different beat
As part of a joint research project, the companies Blaser Swisslube and KAISER have searched for the optimal combination of tool and metalworking fluid for titanium cutting. The results are impressive.
Beijing to shut 1,000 manufacturing firms by 2020
News September 5, 2018
Beijing to shut 1,000 manufacturing firms by 2020
China's capital, Beijing, will shut about 1,000 manufacturing firms by 2020 as part of a program aimed at curbing smog and boosting income in neighboring regions, state media said. Beijing will focus on dynamic, high-tech industries and withdraw from "ordinary" manufacturing, reported the People's Daily, a Chinese Communist Party newspaper, citing a recent policy document published by the Beijing municipal government.
Hainbuch is looking for gear manufacturers for tests with prototype mandrel
News September 4, 2018
Hainbuch is looking for gear manufacturers for tests with prototype mandrel
Hard work and first-class teamwork between the gear factory Hänel and Hainbuch have paid off. The new mandrel Mando G211 for gear manufacturers, suitable for gear hobbing, gear cutting and gear grinding, is available as a standard mandrel from stock and can be used optimally on gear cutting machines.
U.S. manufacturing sees record output at falling prices
News August 31, 2018
U.S. manufacturing sees record output at falling prices
U.S. manufacturing is not in decline but alive and well, producing record levels of output in recent quarters despite significant price deflation for manufactured goods. No other sector of the U.S. economy delivers greater value to American consumers than manufacturing when it comes to providing more and more output at prices that have declined annually by 2.64 percent in real inflation-adjusted terms over the past quarter century.
Poor attendance
News August 31, 2018 Kip Hanson
Poor attendance
I'm not a morning person. If it were up to me, all alarm clocks on Earth would be rounded up and smashed with a giant hammer, their electronic corpses left to rot in a landfill far, far away from my home in Tucson, Arizona.
Penn Stainless Products installs new plasma cutter
News August 30, 2018
Penn Stainless Products installs new plasma cutter
Penn Stainless Products recently installed a new Koike Aronson Versagraph Millennium Series plasma cutting system (Model 6300) at its Jackson Center facility. The new unit provides western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio the same high-quality cuts available through PSP's Quakertown facility at shorter delivery times.
Taiwanese manufacturers get smart
News August 30, 2018 Alan Richter
Taiwanese manufacturers get smart
To gain more knowledge about Industry 4.0 developments, I participated in the Taiwan Smart Machinery Media Tour Aug. 20-24. The Taiwan External Trade Development Council hosted the event. The council reports that Taiwan has the highest density of precision machinery cluster in the world, exports almost 80 percent of its products and is the fifth largest export country for machine tools.
America’s factory towns, once solidly blue, are now GOP havens
News August 29, 2018
America’s factory towns, once solidly blue, are now GOP havens
The Republican Party has become the party of blue-collar America. After the 1992 election, 15 of the 20 most manufacturing-intensive congressional districts in the U.S. were represented by Democrats. Today, all 20 are held by Republicans. The shift of manufacturing from a Democratic stronghold to a Republican one is a major force remaking the two parties.

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