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| September 2011 - Volume 5 Issue 17 |
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Breakthrough Measurement Technology Achieves 0.00004 mil Resolution The SI Series Multi-Wavelength Displacement Sensor introduced by KEYENCE, with ultra-small 2mm diameter Micro-head sensors, measures wavelength shifts of reflected multi-wavelength light. It measures height, thickness, vibration, rotation and high-speed objects with 1nm / 0.00004 mil resolution. Operational simplicity and target tracking offer significant advantages over conventional sensors. Up to 6 heads measure simultaneously with calculations and data point storage. Details & specs. |
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"New Flash!" -- Inventor Discovers New Heat Treatment That Makes Steel 7% Stronger Than Any Steel on Record -- In Less Than 10 Seconds New Method Called Flash Processing Could Enable Carmakers to Build Frames That are Up to 30% Thinner and Lighter Without Compromising Safety Full Article |
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Break the Innovation Chokehold: Stop Ruling Like a Dictator and Start Encouraging Big Ideas Leading in the Manufacturing Business is Never Easy, But if You Choose to do it With Your Head Down, Blocking Out Input From Employees, You’re Making a Huge Mistake. Full Article |
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THE FASTEST BULK MATERIAL REMOVAL AT THE LOWEST COST VoluMill™’s new bulk material removal strategy uses ideal machining practices as basis for toolpath generation.
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Jergens Ball Lock® Quick Change Fixturing System Ball Lock® is the original and most widely used system in the world, allowing you to change fixtures in less than a minute with repeatability of +0.0005” (+0.013mm). Jergens’ new Ball Lock® Wizard simplifies the system design and specification process, enabling you to configure multiple systems and fixturing options, as well as generate CAD drawings, system images and a preliminary quote. |
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