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Tungaloy responds to rising carbide costs
BIG Daishowa Hosts Breakfast & Learn Event
ZOLLER Open House Focuses on Integrating Success
The power of density determination in additive manufacturing
5 reasons why CFexpress is the future of industrial memory cards
Tricks and techniques for specifying surface texture parameters
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Surface roughness measurement can be challenging
L.S. Starrett's precision tool education manager offers the latest trends and developments in surface roughness measurement.
CMMs automate part measurement
Paired with machine tools in a manufacturing cell, a coordinate measuring machine can collect, process and transmit data.
KRC Machine Tool rebrands and rebuilds
Remanufacturing a machine tool can make it perform better than when it was initially built.
Moldmaker pioneers use of femtosecond laser technology
Rhode Island shop applies latest technology to increase productivity.
How your shop looks makes all the difference
Machinist's Corner: Michael Deren wants you to take a good look at your shop's appearance.
Sculptor finds the art in machining
Using handmade tools and automated machines, Baltimore-based artist Chris Bathgate crafts precise elements that assemble into complex sculptures.
5G technology on the shop floor
Machine Technology: Companies partner to create an extremely fast-acting process monitoring system.
Managing from a distance: People & Companies
Manager's Desk: Machine shops are often small businesses where balancing the professional and personal can be difficult.
CGTech Inc. kicks off 26 North American Vericut Users’ Exchange events
Irvine, CA, March 13, 2019 – CGTech kicked off the first of its 2019 North American VERICUT Users' Exchange (VUE) events last week in Irvine, CA. At VUE, attendees learn about new software features, tips and tricks for improving manufacturing efficiency, and have the opportunity to express ideas about the future direction of the software.
Virginia’s advanced manufacturing facility will support new companies
If a region is attracting new manufacturing companies, what's the fastest way to help them launch their businesses? The answer from Danville, Virginia, is the 51,250-sq.-ft. Center for Manufacturing Advancement.
Saving manufacturing jobs, boosting entrepreneurial opportunity in Chicagoland
In Chicagoland, most owners of manufacturing companies are not only white but at the age of retirement and lacking succession plans. The owners' kids don't want to take over, or they don't have the skills to.
Empowering a citizen data scientist for hardware design, manufacturing
At a manufacturing organization, a hardware design engineer or a factory floor manufacturing engineer can wear the hat of a citizen data scientist. Optimizing a design process or improving throughput/yield on the factory floor could be his or her goal to bring more business value out of processes.
