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Volume 40, Number 2

MetalForming magazine
February 2006

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FEATURES

Ford's New DP 600 Die StandardsFord's New DP 600 Die Standards (pdf 114k)

Six months prior to launch of the 2005-model-year Ford Freestyle and 500 vehicles, both laden with DP 600 steel, Ford Motor Co. asks its engineers to prepare new die standards for trimming and drawing the advanced high-strength alloy.

Forming AHSS—Several Heads are Better than One
(pdf k)

Tool-and-die shops collaborate to help automotive OEMs and their suppliers form advanced high-strength steels.

Selecting Stamping Lubricants for Advanced High-Strength SteelsSelecting Stamping Lubricants for Advanced High-Strength Steels (pdf 140k)

What are the lube requirements when forming these ever-more-popular steels, and what lubes will work best?

Considerations When Updating Your Press ControlsConsiderations When Updating Your Press Controls (pdf 150k)

Many stampers have presses with controls dating from the 1970s-maybe older. Here's why you should consider upgrading your press controls, and some suggestions for doing so.

Stamper Excels in Quality-Critical Components Stamper Excels in Quality-Critical Components (pdf 177k)

Meeting excruciatingly tight tolerances on precision stampings for primarily medical and automotive customers, offering a vast array of value-added processes and meticulously tracking quality control allows this 94-year-old stamper to stay young at heart.

Put Safety First!


TOOLING TECHNOLOGY

Forming with a Turret Punch PressForming with a Turret Punch Press (pdf 147k)

…helps this New York fabricator take on unique work such as production of architectural panels for a Frank Lloyd Wright home.


COMMENTARIES

Editorial (pdf 42k) by Brad Kuvin
Strengthening Labor Unions Coming to the Rescue?

The Science of Forming (pdf 118k) by Stuart Keeler
Forming Speed and Stretchability-Part 2

Tooling by Design (pdf 134k) by Tim Stephens
Self-Contained Stripper Units Save the Day

Metalforming Electronics (pdf 80k) by George Keremedjiev
A Clear Sensor Path with Radar

Blackman on Taxes (pdf 34k) by Irving L. Blackman & Brian T. Whitlock   www.TaxSecretsOfTheWealthy.com
When Your Circumstances Change, Your Estate Plan Should Change, Too

You & the Law (pdf 42k) by Douglas B. M. Ehlke
Drug Tests and Workers' Compensation

BackTalk (pdf 34k) by Louis A. Kren
Partnering Toward a Safer Workplace


DEPARTMENTS

News Fronts (pdf 54k)

New Products (pdf 63k)

Tech Update (pdf 58k)

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Quality Control (pdf 70k)

Site Sponsors (Ad Index)

Tooling Update (pdf 48k)

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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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