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- From The Fabricator
Belco Industries cuts component cutting time with high-powered fiber laser
Belco Industries discovers improved cutting productivity with its high-powered fiber laser cutting machine.
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- From The Additive Report
Q&A with additive manufacturing consultant and trainer John Barnes
Contributing editor Sue Roberts spoke with the founder and managing director of The Barnes Group Advisors, John Barnes, who answered questions about the current state of the 3D printing industry, its growing use among manufacturers, and the importance of educating engineers for AM.
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- From The Additive Report
High-performance, 3D-printed heat exchangers cool aircraft engines
Temperatures in modern jet engines and aircraft subsystems are heating up. Electronics packages are performing more tasks and powering larger engines. Cooling is critical.Heat exchangers, key to lowering an engine’s thermostatic readings, have been given the unique challenge of handling the...
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- From The Welder
Vets rely on plasma cutting for art and furniture venture
EcoVet relies on two things to fabricate upscaled art and furniture: recycled material from semi-trailers and a workforce comprising mostly of veterans.
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- From The Fabricator
Dual fiber lasers right-size cutting power
Supply Chain Services & Solutions Services made a move to a new facility in Peoria, Ill., and made an investment in two fibers lasers to boost its fabricating operations.
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- From The Additive Report
3D printer emerges as a necessary manufacturing tool
Dalsin Industries learns that 3D printing can be a key part of its metal fabricating business.
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- From The Fabricator
Building in the frozen tundra
Southern Spear Ironworks has grown from a small, rented shop to a 60-person structural steel company by building relationships between multiskilled employees and management, using the latest technology, and accepting unique fabrication challenges.
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- From The Fabricator
Grain stirring machines started it all
Sukup Manufacturing’s philosophy of trying new things has led the structural steel fabricator from producing grain bins to housing to airplane hangars.
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- From The Additive Report
Boyce Technologies changes its thinking on additive manufacturing
Boyce Technologies, Long Island, N.Y., looks to incorporate more additive manufacturing technologies in its processes.
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Additive manufacturing gains acceptance in manufacturing community
Participants at a FABTECH® 2016 panel discussion on additive manufacturing discuss what is happening today to propel the technology toward greater acceptance.
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- From The Additive Report
A new way to fabricate a heat exchanger
As a low-temperature system, ultrasonic additive manufacturing stands out as a new way to fabricate heat exchangers.
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- From The Additive Report
Print that welding fixture
Metal fabricators looking for a way to save welding fixture development cost and time may want to consider 3-D-printed fixtures.
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- From The Additive Report
What will additive manufacturing mean for tomorrow’s manufacturers?
Rutuja Samant of EWI’s Buffalo Manufacturing Works shares her vision of how additive manufacturing fits into modern manufacturing.
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- From The Additive Report
LAI International adds additive manufacturing to its toolbox
LAI International Inc. knows that to be an aerospace and defense industry supplier that it needs to be in metal additive technology.
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- From The Additive Report
When will additive manufacturing make sense for the job shop?
New material deposition systems are moving metal printing capabilities forward.
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