Volume 39, Number 4

 

MetalForming magazine
April 2005

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Marrying Plastic and Metal for Front-End ModulesFEATURES

Marrying Plastic and Metal for Front-End Modules (pdf 290k)

Visteon embraces a hybrid process for manufacturing front-end modules, then relies on the expertise of a metal stamper, an injection molder and die and mold builders to craft the ultimate in functional integration and parts consolidation.

Muscle-Car Metalforming at ThyssenKrupp Budd Muscle-Car Metalforming at ThyssenKrupp Budd
(pdf 373k)

A Tier One supplier engineers and produces an innovative cross- member subframe stamped and welded assembly for the redesigned 2005 Ford Mustang.

Raising the Bar (pdf 321k)

Revolutionary steels are helping automakers produce stronger, more fuel-efficient and cost-effective vehicle structures.

Navigating the Overseas DilemmaNavigating the Overseas Dilemma (pdf 355k)

Recent Precision Metalforming Association efforts seek information on international issues to help domestic manufacturers survive and thrive.

Big D to Host Big W (pdf 288k)

Dallas, TX, will host the 2005 American Welding Society Welding Show, April 26-28.

Online Exclusive Nine Tips for Selling Your Business (pdf 96k)

These key points from George Spilka, president of George Spilka and Associates, Pittsburgh, PA, will ensure success when negotiating the sale of your middle-market business.

Put Safety First


TOOLING TECHNOLOGY

Test for the Best (pdf 231k)

That’s what Duffy Tool & Stamping has done in its efforts to find the right tool steel and coating combination. For inserts and punches, the company has found a winner.

Pierce-Punch Upgrade Punches Up Press TimePierce-Punch Upgrade Punches Up Press Time (pdf 329k)

Punching multiple holes in a gummy, thick steel part created migraine-sized headaches, as the tools required frequent maintenance. Relief came with a new tooling concept that has doubled press uptime.

 


COMMENTARIES

Editorial (pdf 117k) Brad F. Kuvin

The Science of Forming (pdf 140k) by Stuart Keeler

Tooling by Design (pdf 137k) by Tim Stephens

Metalforming Electronics (pdf 1163k) by George Keremedjiev

Blackman on Taxes (pdf 97k) by Irving L. Blackman & Brian T. Whitlock   www.TaxSecretsOfTheWealthy.com

You & the Law (pdf 124k) by Douglas B. M. Ehlke

BackTalk (pdf 94k) by Louis A. Kren


DEPARTMENTS

News Fronts (pdf 110k)

New Products (pdf 106k)

Tech Update (pdf 131k)

Free Literature (pdf 72k)

Safety Update

Classifieds

Tooling Update (pdf 99k)

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