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STAMPING Journal® - September/October 2001
 
STAMPING Journal® September/October 2001

Publication Information:

Publication:

STAMPING Journal®

Issue:

September/October 2001

Publish Date:

Saturday, September 1, 2001

Information Website:

http://www.fma-communications.com/sj/

Subscription Website:

http://fma-communications.com/Forms/Digital-Stamping-Subscription-Page.cfm

Selected articles from September/October 2001 issue published on TheFabricator.com:

Safety with press hydraulic systems

What happens when a hydraulic system—pumps, hoses, and fittings—fails—Knowing how to avoid, cope with and clean up the mess to ensure personnel safety and minimize downtime could come in very handy one day.

The importance of the n value in sheet forming

Strain hardening is represented by the exponent n in the flow stress equation, which approximates the relation between true stress and true strain during plastic deformation of a metal. The constant n plays a crucial role in sheet metal forming, and this brief article describes its effects.

Contract stamper increases die life and draw die productivity

Surviving cost-cutting pressures from OEMs

This article provides examples of automotive suppliers and other metalworking suppliers who are facing strict cost containment requirements, and explains possible benefits of using gainsharing to motivate employees to generate ideas for efficiency.

Protecting your eyes in industrial environments

This article reviews the OSHA and ANSI standards for using safety spectacles in the workplace, describes scratch-resistance and anti-fog coatings, describes safety spectacle protection from ultraviolet and infrared radiation, and provides tips for choosing and using safety glasses.

Building a better business model: Strategic planning basics for automotive stampers to improve profit

Just what is a strategic business model, and how can it be developed and used by an automotive stamping supplier wanting to boost its bottom line?

Absolute Control: Implementing a master control system for hydraulic press lines

Advanced master control systems in hydraulic press lines are designed to help achieve shorter changeover times, transparency of line operation, minimize personnel requirements, and increase productivity levels and uptime.

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