November 2007 Issue
November 2007
Features
Featured articles from the November 2007 issue of MoldMaking Technology
A Copper-Nickel-Silicon-Chromium Alloy for Mold Tooling
A review of the physical and mechanical properties of one copper alloy system will help moldmakers better understand how this alloy will perform thermally and mechanically in applications.
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Twenty Years of Copper Alloys in Moldmaking
A look at where we are today with the integration of copper alloys in mold building.
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Employ Design for Manufacturability to Meet Project Challenges
Bringing teams on board early results in met deadlines and budgets.
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Scott Peters: Plastics Personified!
This distinguished industry veteran has spent more than three decades contributing to the moldmaking industry—receiving mounds of recognition for his efforts.
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How to Choose the Best Tools For Rework and Repair
Pointers specifically for where hard welds need to be milled.
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The Role of Materials in Additive Fabrication
RP capabilities continue to expand with the development of new materials.
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Use Plunging to Increase Metal Removal Rates
Recent cutting tool innovation—as well as new CAM programming techniques—make plunging a more popular approach.
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Electronics Market Needs Complex Molds Fast
Meeting the stringent requirements in the electronic/electrical products market improves moldmaker’s overall processes.
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Digital Manufacturing’s Role in Today’s Mold Shop
Mold manufacturers are seeing the benefits that low-volume digital manufacturing services can provide as a non-competitive alternative.
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