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    The squid head and the stamping press

    A stamper streamlines part handling, replacing the grunt work with a part manipulator, and designing a flexible manufacturing cell. In the end, the company's efforts improved worker ergonomics and part quality.

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    Everything you wanted to know about overhead cranes

    Most fabricating operations have an overhead crane, but just what do these companies know about these material handling tools? This feature provides the answers to their questions.

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    Pipe supplier reduces aisle width, material handling

    Pipe-Valves Inc., a distributor of industrialpipes and valves in Columbus, Ohio, had asmall facility and stored all of its productsoutdoors. The products were prone to weatherdamage and the storage layout requiredhandling some products two or three times. Amove to a bigger facility and the purchase oftwo Combilift sideloading industrial truckshave made the company approximately 30percent more...

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    Curbing waste at Power Curbers

    Equipment manufacturer streamlines part flow and drastically reduces WIP and raw stock inventory. Once a part hits the floor, it never goes onto a rack.

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    Seleccion de prensas: soluciones

    Anchoring the March STAMPING Journal® --Press Issue--this multisourcepress selection article offers readers advice on the criteria toconsider when buying a press. The article examines applicationsuitability, drives, and controls as well as the usual suspects--tonnage,frame construction, speed, and horsepower. This article is likely to beespecially helpful to readers attending Metalform in...

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