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July 10, 2007

Keeping stainless flawless for appliance stamping, fabrication

Appliances are increasingly being made of stainless steel to satisfy consumers' growing demands for these high-end products. According to the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM), the use of stainless steel in home appliances has... Read more...

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April 11, 2005

Evaluating in-house coil slitting

As the cost of steel rises and profit margins shrink, small to medium-sized stampers are looking for ways to reduce costs and streamline operations while maintaining quality. One area to consider is the cost of slitting steel. Shops that... Read more...

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November 20, 2003

Handling appliance steel

As appliance manufacturers strive to reduce costs and streamline production processes, additional pressure is placed on coil processing to produce high-quality, surface-sensitive materials. These materials include pre-painted steel... Read more...

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August 28, 2003

Protecting surface-sensitive materials in coil processing - Three potential danger areas

  The use of surface-sensitive materials is especially prevalent in the automotive industry, which commonly uses galvanized steel. In this industry, metal surfaces that have a high-quality finish are known as automotive-exposed... Read more...

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June 6, 2001

Protecting surface-sensitive materials in coil processing

In today's world of metal fabricating, reducing the number of steps in the production process is an ever-increasing trend. Fabricators are becoming more efficient by: Feeding production lines with materials that have been slit to the proper... Read more...