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The Fabricator® - May 2002
 
The Fabricator® May 2002

Publication Information:

Publication:

The Fabricator®

Issue:

May 2002

Publish Date:

Wednesday, May 1, 2002

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Selected articles from May 2002 issue published on TheFabricator.com:

Rapid evolution, not revolution

Changes are taking place in stamping operations in the appliance industry, with more on the way. And the science of stamping is improving significantly as a result. In this article, appliance industry executives express their opinions of the state of this technology.

Bending hot 'n' cold

The two basic types of structurals are load-bearing and architectural; the two bending methods are cold and induction. Understanding bending criteria is the key in determining which bending method is best for the application at hand.

Terrorist attacks inspire Washington welder

John Jackson is a welder in Lacey, Wash. who has started The Spirit of America Foundation with a group of people. He established the foundation so that memorials to honor those who were killed in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Cleaning metal parts

This article describes the characteristics of perchloroethylene and suitable applications.

Unattended operation of CO2laser process systems

This article discusses the history of lasers and material handling equipment with relation to unattended operation. It specifically examines material load/unload devices, sheet separation and detection devices, the auto-focus laser lens, raw material storage and retrieval systems, automatic part sorting systems, problem notification systems, cut control devices, and nozzle cleaning equipment.

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