Browne & Sharpe Set-Up & Operations
Browne & Sharpe Set-Up & Operations
Copyright 1959
A series of 14 booklets for Browne & Sharpe Training and Set-Up Operations. Originally printed in 1959, PMPA maintains these manuals for archival purposes only.
Copyright 1959
A series of 14 booklets for Browne & Sharpe Training and Set-Up Operations. Originally printed in 1959, PMPA maintains these manuals for archival purposes only.
National Acme Operator’s Safety Manual for Acme-Gridley Single and Multiple Spindle Bar and Chucking Machines Saturday January 01, 1977 National Acme presents this Safety Manual as a comic aid in reminding readers how to prevent accidental injury when working with Acme-Gridley bar and chucking machines. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
Let’s Talk Automation John Tuohy from FANUC America John Tuohy of FANUC America will review all things automation such as why you should automate your machine tools, myths of automation, challenges we face as machine shops, solutions to these problems and the next steps in automation. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
ENGINEERING DESIGN FOR SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS Copyright 1997 Based on a series of articles appearing in Machine Design Magazine (1962). Reprinted in 1997. Chapter 1 – What is a Screw Machine Product? Chapter 2 – Shape of Part Chapter 3 – Machining Operations Chapter 4 – Tolerances and Finishes Chapter 5 – Materials Chapter…
Relationship of Thread Percentage to Thread Strength in Tapped Holes Copyright 1950 Report determining the percentage thread necessary for normal commercial application. 28 pages (Archive – 1950) VIEW/DOWNLOAD
On-The-Job Instruction Manual for Screw Machine Operators and Setup Men – Acme-Gridley Tooling Setup Guide Copyright 1996 This manual is intended to assist individuals in setting up an Acme-Gridley machine. Step-by-step procedures, originally written and published in PMPA’s Acme-Gridley Section manual, are summarized. Printed, oil-resistant, toolbox size manuals are available for sale through PMPA…
Specifying and Measuring Cylindrical Knurls Copyright 1995 Specifying and Measuring Cylindrical Knurls Basically, knurling is broad tolerance cold forming or displacement of material. It is an inexpensive way to increase the diameter of a part without adding much cost (if any). It is not a close tolerance feature. Questions by NSMPA members have prompted…