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STAMPING Journal® - January/February 2002
 
STAMPING Journal® January/February 2002

Publication Information:

Publication:

STAMPING Journal®

Issue:

January/February 2002

Publish Date:

Tuesday, January 1, 2002

Information Website:

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

Subscription Website:

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

Selected articles from January/February 2002 issue published on TheFabricator.com:

Press feed options for stampers

The two basic press feed types commonly in use today are roll feeds and gripper feeds. Roll feeds, as the name implies, use rollers to move the material into the tool, while gripper feeds employ gripping clamps and a linear motion to move the strip.

Getting a handle on scrap removal

The ability to efficiently remove scrap from production areas affects the production up time and cost of production. Therefore, scrap removal should be part of the production planning process.

A Case For Scrap Chopping

This article describes applications for chopping scrap from stamping operations and how to use recycling for cost containment -- as opposed to to profit building -- through more concentrated scrap hauling, better use of floor space, and enhanced employee safety.

The HOW, WHAT, and WHY of liquid impact forming

Liquid impact forming, a patented process developed by Greenville Tool & Die Co., Greenville, Mich., uses a conventional stamping press with a liquid medium to manufacture parts that otherwise would require hydroforming.

Warm forming of aluminum alloys

Federal government and U.S. automakers to develop technologies for a newgeneration of vehicles to triple fuel efficiency without sacrificing performance, affordability, or safety.

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