June 2002 Issue
June 2002
Features
Featured articles from the June 2002 issue of MoldMaking Technology
How to EDM Large Surfaces Through Diesinking
A new technology allows moldmakers to control the EDM process and to ensure a uniform surface finish.
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Milling Advances Increase Productivity
Keeping on top of new advances in cutting tools can keep moldmakers profitable.
Read MoreTMA Notes on the May 21, 2002 U.S. International Trade Commission Hearing
On May 21 congressmen and industry representatives testified at the Washington DC U.S. International Trade Commission Public Hearing on Tools, Dies, and Industrial Molds.
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Keys to Controlling Electrode Wear
By understanding exactly the causes behind electrode wear, moldmakers can learn how to reduce or even prevent wear - increasing the life of the electrodes.
Read MoreWhen is Machining Fluid No Longer Safe?
The Occupational Saftey and Health Administration has developed a document of best practices that it recommends following when dealing with metalworking fluids.
Read MoreTo the Rescue!
If you feel that you are on a sinking ship when it comes to foreign competition, the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program can toss you a lifeboat.
Read MoreLonger Electrode Life Benefits Moldmakers
New electrode-making process makes copper/tungsten electrodes last twice as long as graphite - with a better finish.
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Getting the Most Bang for Your Buck!
An innovative software package takes you from concept to product more quickly than ever.
Read MoreAlliance Engineering: If You Can't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em!
Mold shop offers an alternative - less expensive molds that they outsource overseas.
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Thermal Toolholding Yields Benefits for Moldmakers
By using thermal toolholding, moldmakers can achieve improved accuracy and greater tool life, as well as better mold surface finish.
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