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Latest Content tagged with Materials & Assembly
Cadillac Cutting Mass 1 Gram at a Time
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1/24/2012   Post a comment
How engineers reduced mass of the body structure on the new Cadillac compact luxury sedan.
Artificial Lung May Save Lives During Surgeries
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8/12/2011   Post a comment
Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein, principal investigator for tissue engineering at the Draper Labs, discusses a prototype.
Silicone Gel Anti Vibration Mounts and Products
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5/23/2011   1 comment
Silicone gel has awesome anti vibration properties and therefore can be used in many different applications to dampen low frequency vibrations.
aMsp Metric Industrial Hardware
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5/23/2011   Post a comment
All Metric Small Parts is a leader in delivering 100% RoHS Compliant environmentally friendly industrial hardware components.
Catamold from BASF SE
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3/30/2011   Post a comment
BASF has developed a wide range of Catamold metal and ceramic powders that can be molded into complex shapes.
Objet-Overview-Vision-David-Reis
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12/27/2010   Post a comment
Objet Geometries’ CEO David Reis explains scalable, multi-material 3-D additive manufacturing technology.
Objet-A-Leap-in-Material-Capabilities
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12/27/2010   Post a comment
New materials for Objet desktop printers offer transparency and high-temperature resistance.
Objet-Introducing-New-Desktop-3D-Printer
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12/27/2010   Post a comment
The Objet 30, a new multi-material desktop printer, is described by Omer Krieger, the desktop product line manager for Objet Geometries.
Body Armor for Switches
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11/29/2010   Post a comment
Brief tutorial video details the background for the development and varied applications of switch, circuit breaker, potentiometer and encoder environmental protection sealing boots.
When Just Fastening Isn’t Enough
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11/29/2010   Post a comment
Brief tutorial video demonstrates how embedded O-Ring technology enables a standard stainless-steel fastener to become a high-pressure self-sealing fastener
Lomold Moulding Technology
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11/24/2010   Post a comment
A new all-plastic pallet design from Lomold features a high-strength system whose top and bottom decks and optional components snap-fit into place and can be removed when not needed.
Powder Metallurgy Touches Your Life, Part 2
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10/12/2010   Post a comment
The Preferred Metal-Forming Solution, showcases the fabrication capabilities of the various technologies known collectively as powder metallurgy (PM). Part 2
Powder Metallurgy Touches Your Life, Part 1
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10/12/2010   Post a comment
The Preferred Metal-Forming Solution, showcases the fabrication capabilities of the various technologies known collectively as powder metallurgy (PM). Part 1
EOS_tooling
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8/21/2010   Post a comment
GF AgieCharmilles is teaming with EOS to show a start-to-finish process to produce molds with cost-saving conformal cooling channels.
Fairloc: The Integral Fastener
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4/20/2009   Post a comment
The Fairloc fastening device is a compact and self-contained fastening system for applications where available space or access is limited.
Triflex R 3D E-Chain System
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4/13/2009   Post a comment
This video gives a rundown of the basic benefits of Triflex R Energy Chains for six-axis robots.
An Aesthetic Look
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
PPDC Operations Leader Vincent Lanning shows how a process gives parts made from filled plastic resin an aesthetic look.
Need A Lift?
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
Sabic’s PPDC has about a dozen overhead cranes for moving around machines and molds weighing up to 35 tons. One crane has a 350-ton capacity.
Mimicking Metal
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
PPDC Operations Leader Vincent Lanning shows how plastic can feel just like metal.
Cutting Energy Costs
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
PPDC engineer Greg Tremblay uses inductive heat to cut energy consumed by an injection molding machine.
Reducing Blu-ray Disk Failures
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
PPDC Engineer Greg Harley is testing a new coating that promises to reduce Blu-ray disc failures.
Jumbo Thermoforming
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
PPDC Engineer Dan Sowle shows how large panels for railroad passenger cars and passenger jetliners can be made from the thermoforming process.
Spinning Ultem
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
Ultem resin can be spun into fiber that has many uses.
One Giant Machine
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
PPDC Manager Tom Dunton describes the biggest injection molding machine at the PPDC, a rarely-used four-story 5,500-ton Kraus Maffei unit.
Scoring Air Bags Panels
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
Manager Tom Dunton explains the role of the PPDC. Then Operations Leader Vincent Lanning shows how air bag housing is tested.
The Tear Down Lab
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3/27/2008   Post a comment
PPDC Engineer Paul Siebert explains the role of The Tear Down center and then Andy Poslinski talks about the movement toward sustainable plastic.
NASA Tests Swimsuit in Low-Speed Wind Tunnel
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2/13/2008   Post a comment
NASA Langley has tested more than 60 "tubes" of swimsuit fabric in its low-speed wind tunnel since 2005. Wind tunnel tests produce information about drag that can be directly related to water tests.
Four-point bending test with ECC
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11/4/2007   Post a comment
This video shows a four-point bending test with ECC. The speed of the movie shown for ECC is 50 times that of its actual speed.
The NYW Paint Shop
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9/2/2007   Post a comment
NYW Executive Producer Russell Morash shows Design News the garage used for kitchen cabinet construction for the 2008 New Yankee Workshop season.
The New Yankee Workshop Kitchen
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9/2/2007   Post a comment
NYW Executive Producer Russell Morash takes Design News on a tour through the kitchen that will be remodeled on the show.
A Tour of The New Yankee Workshop
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9/2/2007   Post a comment
NYW Executive Producer Russell Morash reveals the secrets of The New Yankee Workshop¿s back-bench studio.
Behind the Scenes in the New Yankee Workshop
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9/2/2007   Post a comment
NYW Executive Producer Russell Morash gives a tour of The New Yankee Workshop that is not shown on television.
NYW: The First Workshop
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9/2/2007   Post a comment
NYW Executive Producer Russell Morash walks DN Editor-in-Chief John Dodge through the original barn used to film The New Yankee Workshop in the 1980¿s.
Outside The New Yankee Workshop
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9/2/2007   Post a comment
NYW Executive Producer Russell Morash gives a walking tour of the property surrounding The New Yankee Workshop facilities.
Design Squad's Gravity Bike Challenge
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7/31/2007   Post a comment
Design Squad cast members give a closeup look at how they built the frames for their gravity bikes.
Dieter Ramsauer, a Fasten-ating Genius
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4/24/2007   Post a comment
Well-known fastening and lock inventer Dieter Ramsauer explains the workings of his D-Snap fastening technology for industrial and computing enclosures.




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