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Volume 37, Number 2

 

MetalForming magazine
February 2003

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FEATURES

Shared Risk  (pdf 86k)

An ANSI technical report and soon-to-be-adopted standards make risk assessment the responsibility of metalformers and equipment suppliers. How are you affected?
keywords: ANSI, standards, TR3, risk assessment, suppliers, machinery, safety, remediation


Parts and Scrap: Conveyors Keep it All Moving    Part 1   (pdf 129k)    Part 2   (pdf 190k)

With 80 new lightweight conveyors, equipped with stop-the-press sensors, Tier One stamper Schaller Corporation slashes setup times, tidies up its pressroom, protects dies from crashes and increases belt life.
keywords: conveyors, extrusion forming

Fineblanking and Forming in One Pass   (pdf 87k)

New technology uses multiple tooling modules fed by a CNC-controlled part-transfer system to consolidate all operations. The result is production of net-shape 3D parts.
keywords: fineblanking, forming, modular tooling, productivity, net shape, deburring


Pulsed Welding, by Robot, Works Wonders on Thin-Gauge Stainless    (pdf 157k)

To keep up with demand for its high-performance mufflers, Corsa Performance turns to robotic arc welding.
keywords: pulsed welding, robotic welding


TOOLING TECHNOLOGY

Nitrogen Springs Solve Lifting Problems    (pdf 78k)

Ford and DaimlerChrysler stamping plants rely on new gas-spring lifters to clear production-limiting hurdles on large-panel press lines.
keywords: gas springs, stock lifters, automotive stamping

Selecting, Heattreating and Maintaining Cold-Work Tooling    (pdf 139k)

The secret to improving the performance of cold-work tooling boils down to applying the same metallurgical discipline that has served tool-and-die shops for generations.
keywords: tool steel, heattreating, alloy, maintenance, tooling, die


COMMENTARIES

Editorial (pdf 28k) by Brad F. Kuvin
Trust...Where has it Gone?

Tooling by Design (pdf 22k) by Tim Stephens
Off the Stops

The Science of Forming (pdf 27k) by Stuart Keeler
We All Need to Change

Metalforming Electronics (pdf 20k) by George Keremedjiev
Wireless Tablet PCs in the Pressroom

Blackman on Taxes (pdf 25k) by Irving L. Blackman & Brian T. Whitlock
 Would You Buy an Overpriced Car? Yet, Most People Buy Overpriced Insurance

You & the Law (pdf 18k) by Douglas B. M. Ehlke
Failure to Follow Lockout Procedures Triggers Ohio Workplace Civil Liability

BackTalk (pdf 24k) by Louis A. Kren
Your Stake in Standards


DEPARTMENTS

News Fronts (pdf 37k)

New Products (pdf 64k)

Tech Update (pdf 84k)

Free Literature (pdf 38k)

Quality Control (pdf 59k)

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Tooling News (pdf 21k)

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Tooling Update  (pdf 98k)

 

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With the environment a major concern in the United States, and around the world, which of these practical steps is your company taking to address environmental responsibility?
We encourage in-plant recycling and have adopted the use of recyclable products and packaging.
We perform energy audits, and have installed energy-efficient lighting, employed more prudent use of transportation and more energy-efficient processes and machinery.
Our facility has worked to reduce emissions and better prevent pollutants from entering the surrounding air, water and land.
All of the above
There are already enough burdensome regulations for us to worry about. Doing more would only drive up costs.
  
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