Wear and tear on molds and the need for repairs are a regular cost of doing business for plastic and metal molders. However, costs can be drastically reduced through selective plating without removing the tooling from a machine. ArticlePublished: 1/1/2012
To further strengthen its reputation as a leading innovator in the marketplace, Proper has recently formed strategic alliances with German company KrausMaffei and Woburn, MA-based Trexel Inc.—two vastly different organizations with their own special... ArticlePublished: 9/1/2011
In 1945, George Carson dreamt of owning his own business. So he founded Carson Tool & Mold (Kennesaw, GA) in his garage, and hired his first employee—George Myers. Carson ran the shop until he retired in 1988 and Myers continued to build the busines... ArticlePublished: 8/1/2011
This quarterly series features actual examples of the front-line mold building company presenting new approaches to improve the customer’s profitability. ArticlePublished: 3/1/2011
Hardware-independent software for the inspection of prototypes, tooling and production samples against CAD data is being used on two Zett Mess AMPG measuring arms to inspect chassis prototypes at BMW. ArticlePublished: 2/15/2011
An integrated approach to the design and machining of micro-milling components is key for mold manufacturers looking to capitalize on this growing opportunity. ArticlePublished: 12/8/2010
Despite its location in Cedar Springs, MI—a state that has been hard hit by the economic downturn—CS Tool Engineering, Inc. has landed the 2010 Leadtime Leader Award Small Shop Honorable Mention by constantly investing in technology and ... ArticlePublished: 11/12/2010