Manufacturing Engineering

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Articles in Jul 1999 issue of Manufacturing Engineering

• Polyurethane dies improve aircraft repairs
• Grinder has five automatic cycles
• PM alloy steel has increases hardness
• New greases last longer
• Forever immature
  by Hogan, Brian J
• Tellaletools
  by Aronson, Robert B
• Workholding essentials
  by Waurzyniak, Patrick
• System grinds complex parts
• Shop solves insert burnout problem
• Real-time SPC: The rubber meets the roads
  by Veach, Cliff
• Torque measurement for assembly
• Laser-based portable CMMs
• Inspection in three axes
• Five-face machining reduces cutting time
• New general manager for SME
• Cutting simulator
• Fitting the tool to the job
  by Hogan, Brian J
• Global flavor highlights NAMRC XXVII
  by Chalmers, Raymond E
• Easy-to-use presetter
• Tool grinder slashes setup
• Surface gaging for the shop
• People make it work
  by Mills, Anthony C
• Milacron's secret weapon
• Fibers may cut composite cost
• Manufacturing's "slump": The view from Paris
• Ceramics: A tool material worth trying
  by Aronson, Robert B
• Plasma retrofit boosts shipmaker's burning speed
• Solving the LOSTPED puzzle
  by Kuehnel, Kristina; Spangler, Scott