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Induction key to complex beam rolling job
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July 8, 2011
Photo courtesy of New York Focus LLC, www. newyorkcityfocus.com The walls of Bob Hardwick’s office are paneled with tongue-and-groove pine. It’s original, carved in 1909 when a metal shop opened for business a few yards away from... Read more... -
The big job of high-tonnage bending
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May 6, 2011
Figure 1 Greiner Industries’ giant 2,750-ton press brake is capable of producing a 90-degree bend in 1-in.-thick grade 50 steel along the full length of its 40-ft. bed. Photo courtesy of Greiner Industries Inc. The view of a... Read more... -
Waste not, want more
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February 11, 2010
Figure 1 Finding enough room for a group photo is not that big of a deal at General MetalWorks, Mequon, Wis. Elimination of excess raw material inventory and racks of work-in-process hascleared plenty of floor space for such an event. Photos... Read more... -
Bending perforated weathering steel: Not a pedestrian challenge
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February 8, 2010
Figure 1 A worker at Sure Iron Works aligns corrugated and perforated plate with a plate and box member, creating the girders of a pedestrian bridge. It's not surprising that Steve Horn, a New Yorker to the core, uses a pizza crust to... Read more... -
Reasons for a press brake upgrade
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October 14, 2008
Figure 1 Adaptive bending, either through laser sensing (pictured here) or internal devices, can help overcome problems with material variation. Photo courtesy of LVD Strippit, Akron, N.Y. The press brake remains one of those last bastions... Read more... -
Making sense of metal cutting technologies
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July 15, 2008
It's the question heard 'round the metal fabricating world: What metal cutting technology makes the most sense? Unfortunately, the answer to the question cannot be covered in one simple statement. The answer depends on the metal being... Read more... -
One nesting software for all
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June 17, 2008
Nests such as this are now possible for Maurer Manufacturing with ProNest software from MTC Software. The trailer fabricator uses the program to nest parts for both its Alltra plasma cutting table and Cincinnati laser cutting machine. "All... Read more... -
Getting into the thick of high-powered lasers
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December 11, 2007
Figure 1 High-powered resonators have made laser cutting a suitable technology choice for processing thick plate. Laser cutting originated for processing of sheet materials, but new, high-powered lasers, capable of processing heavier-gauge... Read more... -
Laser cutting with less labor and less hassle
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June 12, 2007
In February 2007 a four-man precision metal fabricating shop—with the help of two temporary employees—laser-cut more than 500 jobs comprising 73,863 metal pieces and weighing more than 315,000 pounds. That's good news for Chris... Read more... -
Big shoulders, long strides
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February 13, 2007
Jeff Hansen, Dave Hansen, Cathy Hansen, and Mike Hansen (left to right) are equal partners in Hansen Steel Services. About 25 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean in Santa Fe Springs, Calif., Hansen Steel Services employees wear T-shirts... Read more... -
Structurally, it's a job shop
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December 12, 2006
Structural steel from Suburban Steel Co. is used to frame a Huntington Bank branch in Grove City, Ohio. Structural steel shops can be as inflexible as the giant beams they supply to commercial and residential contractors. Jobs are booked by... Read more... -
Software brings new intelligence to press brakes
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September 13, 2005
Software with the capability to store and apply process intelligence enhances fabricators' ability to achieve first-part accuracy; reduce part waste; and meet demands for small lot sizes, short turnarounds, and complex shapes. To keep... Read more... -
Anchor's a way down the road to improvement
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March 8, 2005
Anchor Fabrication has a reputation for the ability to form long and awkward parts. A 1,200-ton, 52-ft. Pacific press brake in the Precision Division assists in reducing downtime and material handling costs because the parts no longer have... Read more... -
New PC-based controls open path to better press brake utilization
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November 6, 2003
A critical benefit of offline programming and bend simulation is that fabricators can determine upfront whether the part can be bent, avoiding shop floor trial-and-error. Traditionally, press brake operation has required skills that... Read more... -
Science Nonfiction
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August 8, 2002
Forty years ago no one would have thought it possible to cut plate steel with focused light. Over time it has not only become possible but common in manufacturing operations. However, making this science fiction into fact wasn't enough,... Read more... -
In search of the perfect bend
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August 16, 2001
Press brake manufacturers have made tremendous advances in the art of machine design and manufacturing. Machine frame components are designed to use proven mechanical engineering principles combined with CAD technology to identify the areas most... Read more...
