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News February 28, 2022 Dennis Spaeth

USCTI scholarship helps part-time student with a full-time engineering job

In an email to Cutting Tool Engineering, Kaylee Dudek, a full-time employee in the application engineering department at Allied Machine & Engineering, Dover, Ohio, describes the impact of winning a $5,000 scholarship from the U.S.

News February 28, 2022

Simplified CMM inspection for productive quality control

WLR Precision Engineering is a contract machining specialist in Wilford, Nottinghamshire, and the company was using a pair of 15-year-old coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) in its inspection room. Looking to upgrade the technology, WLR Precision invested in two CMMs manufactured by LK Metrology. Soon, they had largely superseded the older CMMs.

News February 28, 2022

White paper: Basics of static electricity

The Basics of Static Electricity white paper presents 20 comprehensive and full-colored pages on the causes of static electricity, how it develops, and solutions for combatting it in manufacturing processes.

News February 24, 2022

Robot density nearly doubled globally

The use of industrial robots in factories around the world is accelerating at a high rate: 126 robots per 10,000 employees is the new average of global robot density in the manufacturing industries.

News February 23, 2022 Dennis Spaeth

USCTI scholarship winner shares experience; 2022 award deadline March 1

Winning a U.S. Cutting Tool Institute scholarship in 2021 "was huge," and not just financially, according to Autumn Ohl, an aerospace engineering major in her freshman year at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio.

News February 23, 2022

The design engineer’s guide to photo-chemical etching

As a precision sheet metal machining technology, photo-chemical 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.

News February 19, 2022

Understanding photo-chemical etching’s capabilities and costs

Photo-chemical etching is a viable alternative to legacy metal fabrication technologies and is seen in many applications as the only technology that can achieve the repeatability, accuracy, and geometric complexity demanded by OEMs from across myriad industries.

News February 19, 2022

Efficient, reliable and sustainable cleaning

The right cleaning process ensures product quality and cost-effectiveness.n

News February 18, 2022

Gear maker uses optical measuring machine on incoming materials

"Before purchasing a Vicivision, we had to use a variety of different machines," explained a representative for Didimo Zanetti, a leader in the production of gears, as he opens the doors of the workshop and details how quality control worked before investing in an optical measuring machine.

News February 17, 2022

Military veterans make a difference at Mazak

Veterans provide important transferrable skills throughout the Mazak company.n

News February 16, 2022

Norton | Saint-Gobain strives for gold with USA luge team

Saint-Gobain Abrasives, one of the world's largest abrasives manufacturers and primary sponsor of the USA Luge Team, celebrated the 40th anniversary of its partnership with the luge team during the Olympic Games in Beijing.

News February 15, 2022

Overcoming vibration issues when using laser interferometry

Laser interferometry is susceptible to vibration issues. New technology is solving that problem.

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