Manufacturing Engineering

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Articles in Jul 1998 issue of Manufacturing Engineering

• Hydrodynamic gibs offered
• A painless switch to CAM
• High velocity comes to die machining
  by Barthelson, Carl
• quality lever and adaptive control, The
  by Stewart, Tom
• PC controls: An unfulfilled promise
  by Graham, Bryan A
• Acquisitions and alliances
• Marrying flexibility with reliability
  by Breihan, Bob
• Revamping the supply chain
• Automated system transfers windshields
• Laser processing simplifies setup
• Problems of torpedo repair
• Stress-free diamond coatings
• Programming and maintenance library available
• CNC grinders speed punch production
• Making production predictable
• Analyze your salary
• Machining cells improve flexibility
• Lathe handles big and small batches
• Aircraft interior design propels job shop
• Multifunction toolholder cuts inventory
• Titanium metalworking opens new roads
• STEP-based system cuts planning time
• Getting the gunk out
• Open automation: A perspective on connection
  by Kinsella, Jim
• Tooling switch makes drilling a snap
• Gage takes over
• Meeting the manufacturing challenge
  by Braunstein, David
• We'll survive the storms
  by Hogan, Brian J
• It finds paper
• Embrittlement check may keep reactors running
• Tools for low HP milling
• Open architecture--who defines it and who benefits?
  by Herrin, Golden E
• CAM prototype confirms unique bus design
• view from academia, The
  by Wright, Paul
• "Open" robotics
  by Zywiol, Gary
• Machine safety items offered
• Spindles for 2000 and beyond
  by Aronson, Robert B
• Welding cell has all the parts
• Need skilled workers? Grow your own
• SME's president-elect dies suddenly
• IMTS 98: Biggest ever
• GM and OMAC in partnership
  by Yen, Jerry
• Workstation partners: Man and machine
• Pallets boost laser productivity
• Journey to Sweden
  by Aronson, Robert B
• Welding cell takes less space
• Manufacturing advances at NAMRC XXVI
  by Kubel, Ed
• Profile inspection system improves accuracy, productivity
• Is there a PCD/PCBN insert in your future?
  by Huddle, David
• Verification gets faster
• Machining cell meets JIT production requirements
• Partnering improves exhaust system decoupler