aMsp Metric Industrial Hardware
DNTV 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
DNTV 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.
Body Armor for Switches
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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.
An Aesthetic Look
DNTV 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?
DNTV 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
DNTV 3/27/2008 Post a comment PPDC Operations Leader Vincent Lanning shows how plastic can feel just like metal.
Cutting Energy Costs
DNTV 3/27/2008 Post a comment PPDC engineer Greg Tremblay uses inductive heat to cut energy consumed by an injection molding machine.
Jumbo Thermoforming
DNTV 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.
One Giant Machine
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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
DNTV 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.
NYW: The First Workshop
DNTV 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
DNTV 9/2/2007 Post a comment NYW Executive Producer Russell Morash gives a walking tour of the property surrounding The New Yankee Workshop facilities.
Dieter Ramsauer, a Fasten-ating Genius
DNTV 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.
New versions of BASF's Ecovio line are both compostable and designed for either injection molding or thermoforming. These combinations are becoming more common for the single-use bioplastics used in food service and food packaging applications, but are still not widely available.
Andrew Morris designed a circuit that could detect a stroke victim's groan and convert the sound into a signal so caregivers would know when help was needed.
New disc magnet motors fit into the design trend of stepping up to closed loop performance while maintaining the cost advantage of stepper motor technology.
From Dell / Intel® New Paradigms in Design Work Scott Hamilton, vertical market strategist for Dell Precision workstations, 5/2/2013 5
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For industrial control applications, or even a simple assembly line, that machine can go almost 24/7 without a break. But what happens when the task is a little more complex? That’s where the “smart” machine would come in. The smart machine is one that has some simple (or complex in some cases) processing capability to be able to adapt to changing conditions. Such machines are suited for a host of applications, including automotive, aerospace, defense, medical, computers and electronics, telecommunications, consumer goods, and so on. This radio show will show what’s possible with smart machines, and what tradeoffs need to be made to implement such a solution.
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