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Articles - Page 76
The beauty of TIG
- By Nestor Gula
- Jul 8, 2015
- Welding
- Article
If you have ever welded using the TIG welding process you will know of the elegance of the technique. The process involves using a special tungsten needle to focus heat energy onto the work piece while a slender piece of filler metal is dabbed into the weld puddle. It is properly known as Gas...
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Manufacturing Protection
- By Joe Thompson
- Jul 7, 2015
- Made In Canada
- Article
Metaline protects its clients with ballistic steel and custom vehicles.
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Entering a New Information Age for Machine Utilization
- By Marc Lobit
- Jul 7, 2015
- Management
- Article
Networking platform assists factories in calculating overall equipment efficiency, monitoring all equipment from one system, reducing production losses, and identifying lean manufacturing strategies.
Business Profile: Rotomaster
- By Canadian Metalworking
- Jul 6, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
Rotomaster, a manufacturing company located in Surrey, B.C., provides aftermarket turbocharger products to the automotive industry. Turbochargers harness otherwise wasted exhaust pressure to force air into a combustion engine to increase power and improve efficiency. Rotomaster specializes in the...
Looking Back: Tapping and threading
- By Canadian Metalworking
- Jul 2, 2015
- Cutting Tools
- Article
As we continue celebrating the 110th anniversary of Canadian Metalworking magazine, in this issue we take a look at the state of metalworking technology 110 years ago with a focus on tapping and threading. In 1905, several companies introduced new products and machinery developments, as well as...
The Precision of Machining Medical Parts
- By Nate Hendley
- Jun 29, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
Micro Precision Parts Manufacturing (MPPM) is a small but busy Vancouver-based machine shop specializing in machining medical parts. Learn more here.
Automating in the field
- By Canadian Metalworking
- Jun 24, 2015
- Welding
- Article
Keystone XL, Line 9 Reversal and West to East Pipeline are three major pipeline projects Canada will continue to pursue over the next few years as the glut of oil production in the Mideast and U.S. force Canadian oil exports away from their tradition markets. With oil production landlocked in...
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
What Are the Workforce Gaps in Your Community?
- By Sue Roberts
- Jun 19, 2015
- Management
- Article
Survey results will be used to proactively anticipate the workforce needs and help fill the gaps.
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Technology Spotlight: Multitasking/Additive Manufacturing Machine
- By Joe Thompson
- Jun 18, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
Having both additive and subtractive machining technology enables highly complex parts to be built.
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Reducing Vibration in Deep Boring
- By Joe Thompson
- Jun 18, 2015
- Management
- Article
Vibration is the enemy in deep-hole boring applications.
True Traceability
- By Lindsay Luminoso
- Jun 17, 2015
- Metal Finishing
- Article
Laser marking is no longer a supplementary process used occasionally to add decorative enhancements. In fact, laser marking has become a necessary process in many industries, due to strict part traceability requirements. Marking a part with a barcode, matrix, identification code, or serial number...
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Roll Forming Adjusts to Customer Demands
- By Jim Austin
- Jun 15, 2015
- Fabricating
- Article
Roll forming equipment has changed to keep pace with the needs of manufacturers by becoming more automated.
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Clean, Don’t Dump
- By Sue Roberts
- Jun 15, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
Monitoring, cleaning, and recycling metalworking fluids can reduce the amount of concentrate that needs to be purchased, save money on disposal, and increase the life of tools and sumps.
Thread Connection
- By Lindsay Luminoso
- Jun 15, 2015
- Measurement
- Article
When it comes to measuring threads, there is no “one fits all” solution. There are so many different features of a thread that can affect its effectiveness. Threads themselves come in two different forms, either internal or external. In terms of traditional screws, which you would see...
7 VMC Features for Improving Productivity
- By Canadian Metalworking
- Jun 12, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
There are tens of thousands of machine shops located across North America, and each year, on average, these companies purchase upwards of 6,500 vertical machining centers (VMCs) from more than 260 different machine builders. With this volume of purchasing and variety of machine options, it’s...
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