Published June 2006
By PMPA Staff
Founded in 1966, Permac Industries started out as a small screw machine shop with a few Brown & Sharpe machines.
Released July 20, 2020. Miles Free & Carli Kistler-Miller discuss PMPA’s latest article in the July’s issue of Production Machining on Fixing American Manufacturing & Creating Value Within. SHOW NOTES
Recorded: April 29, 2024 at National Technical Conference in Cincinnati, OH. Speaker: Brian Such, Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Who would benefit: Engineer, Estimator, Setup, Machinist, Foreman, Lead, Operator Experience track: Mastery Description This session will focus on multi-path control capabilities (composite, superimposition, and synchronization controls) and the utilization of these functions to increase productivity and reduce cycle times….
Published April 2009 By Michael B. Duffin The Precision Machined Products Association announces a new business intelligence service for members. VIEW ARTICLE
While Austenitic Grain Size is a result of chemistry (composition), the changes that it evokes in our process are a result of material structure and properties, not just the chemical ‘ingredients.’ Steel that is fully deoxidized and grain refined is more sound, less suseceptible to cracking and distorting, and more easily controlled in heat treat. Well worth it in final performance compared to the machinist’s increased tooling costs.
November 2021 Craftsman’s Cribsheet #101 Quality documentation can aid in problem-solving but only if it is complete. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
Published November 2017 By Scott Wiltsie We are all definitely faced with a challenge regarding today’s new workforce. One thing is for sure, the same old practices, operations, expectations and training systems just won’t cut it when it comes to attracting, developing and retaining younger talent for our shops. VIEW ARTICLE