December 2002 Issue
December 2002
Features
Featured articles from the December 2002 issue of MoldMaking Technology
Internal Threading Made Easy
New advances in thread milling technology allow moldmakers to meet the challenges of threading difficult materials.
Read MoreHow to Reduce Capital Equipment Expenses
Moldmakers can help molders reduce costs and maintain production with mold preservation - and maintain loyal customers in the process.
Read MoreThe New Future of Moldmaking
A new rapid prototyping technology can save moldmakers time and money.
Read MoreNick Hotujac: A Lifetime of Success
A moldmaker is duly rewarded for a lifetime of work and achievements.
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Balancing Considerations for High-Speed Machining
Many moldmakers utilize high-speed machining in their shops today, making balancing of the tool and toolholders a priority to preserve the integrity of the work and protect the investment in the equipment.
Read MoreThe Ionic Fusion Process
Touted as an alternative to plating, ionization makes mold components harder, more lubricious and corrosion resistant.
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Managing Maintenance Improvement Initiatives
The recent revision of ISO 9001 has again changed the standards landscape, placing the burden on manufacturers to define and measure their internal processes. Many are looking for a practical approach that gets the job done right the first time.
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Thermoform Tooling for the Injection Moldmaker
By understanding thermoforming, injection moldmakers may be able to diversify their business by expanding into thermoform moldmaking.
Read MoreUnscrewing Components: One Good Turn Deserves Another
Choosing unscrewing components for your molds shortens leadtimes, reduces component costs and decreases cycle times.
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Nick Hotujac: A Lifetime of Success
