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Articles - Page 77
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
It’s Not How You Start, It’s How You Finish
- By Bob Costa
- Jun 4, 2015
- Fabricating
- Article
Consider the durability of the abrasive versus the cost when deciding on the type of wheel to purchase.
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Strength is Built In
- By Sue Roberts
- Jun 4, 2015
- Made In Canada
- Article
The complexity of manufacturing processes at Degelman Industries Ltd., Regina, has kept up with the advancing complexities and evolving farm implement product lines.
Optimize a bending machine
- By Nestor Gula
- Jun 3, 2015
- Fabricating
- Article
Many of the press brakes that were installed 30 to 40 years ago are still in operation. Besides regular maintenance and replacing the tooling, there is not much that can go wrong with a good press brake. For long part runs the introduction of a robotic arm to load and unload a machine is the modern...
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Technology Spotlight: Cryogenic Machining System
- By Joe Thompson
- May 28, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
Cryogenic machining occurs at -321 degrees F and can extend tool life and allow for increased cutting speed.
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Invest Wisely
- By Michelle Avila
- May 27, 2015
- Fabricating
- Article
Understand your needs when purchasing a plasma cutting system.
Business Profile: Russel Metals
- By Canadian Metalworking
- May 27, 2015
- Fabricating
- Article
The success of any large organization relies on the efficient performance of every division. Russel Metals is among the largest metal distribution and processing companies in North America with 139 locations. And while the company is able to take advantage of its scale to provide value to...
The black art of deep hole drilling
- By Nate Hendley
- May 25, 2015
- Cutting Tools
- Article
Deep hole drilling is “a black art. The more you do it, the more comfortable you feel. Like anything, you’re scared at first, then it becomes second nature after you do it for a while,” states David Vetrecin, holemaking product manager at Iscar Tools Inc. in Oakville, Ontario. To...
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Do You Need a Water-cooled GMAW Gun?
- By Kelly Sailor
- May 24, 2015
- Welding
- Article
Contact tip life can be extended by using a water-cooled GMAW gun.
Business Profile: The Machining Center
- By Lindsay Luminoso
- May 21, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
Located outside the hustle of the city and surrounded by acreages and farmland, there are actually horses grazing in the field behind The Machining Center, but there’s no horseplay going on inside. It’s all business for this machining and fabricating shop that has been experiencing...
Arc regulation, modification and manipulation
- By Nestor Gula
- May 20, 2015
- Welding
- Article
Welding is not just putting enough heat on some pieces of metal and having them fuse to each other. There are many elements to a proper weld. One of the essential requirements for a proper weld is to have a stable arc that shoots out of the wire and onto the part being welded. The better and more...
The many angles of centerless grinding
- By Canadian Metalworking
- May 18, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
It’s not uncommon to find centerless grinding machines in operation today that have been running for decades. A precision grinding process suited to any cylindrical part that requires a tight tolerance, centerless grinding machines have few moving parts and perform their grinding magic...
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Playing It Safe With Machine Guarding
- By Joe Thompson
- May 13, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
Machine guarding should protect the worker from physical contact, debris, dust, fume, and even noise.
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Recipe for Lower Cost per Cut
- By Sue Roberts
- May 12, 2015
- Fabricating
- Article
The need to cut a challenging material or gain performance from a machine that is creating a bottleneck and needs to produce more parts can justify the additional cost of a coating.
- From Canadian Industrial Machinery
Handling Harmonics
- By Chuck Gougler
- May 12, 2015
- Management
- Article
Harmonics -- caused by electrical devices -- can negatively affect machinery and equipment. Harmonic filtering can protect this equipment.
Business Profile: Echo Hill Automation
- By Canadian Metalworking
- May 12, 2015
- Metalworking
- Article
Like many technology invention stories, this one begins in the garage. Brothers Harry and Dan Schellenberg grew up around Beamsville, Ontario in the southeast tip of the province—wine country. Both brothers are mechanical engineers with a knack for tinkering and fixing things, so 20 years ago...
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