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The PowerPoint's - Laser Fundamentals In this DVD we learn about the basic physics behind the laser. You will learn about waves, hertz, frequency and the light spectrum from radio waves to x-rays and we’ll discuss the difference between E1 and E2; the high and low energy states of the medium. |
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The PowerPoint's - The Laser Medium In this DVD we discuss the medium gases and the required quality expectations. The mirrors and TEM modes are discussed along with setting the correct focus and focus zero; beam parameters and wave modes: continuous, pulsed, spike, enhanced and super enhanced. |
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The PowerPoint's - Inspection and QC This DVD covers the basics of "on the floor" Quality Control. Inspection techniques for the operator and quality control floor staff. Learn to read and apply Geo-Metric Tolerancing and blueprint interpretation for quality control. The reasons behind SPC and PCP call-outs and how that data can be used for more then just statics; trends for example. |
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The PowerPoint's - Basics These are narrated PowerPoint presentations as presented by Mr. Steven D. Benson the noted authority on Press Brakes and related sheet metal operations. The Basics are Calculator math, Blueprint Interpretation and Precision Hand Measurement Tools; several hours of basic training in an easy to follow format. |
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The PowerPoint's - Press Brake These are narrated PowerPoint presentations as presented by Mr. Steven D. Benson the noted authority on Press Brakes and related sheet metal operations. The Press Brake narrated PowerPoint includes Bend Functions, The Press Brake and Method, Press Brake Punches, Press Brake dies, Safety and more. Again, in easy to digest segments. A must for bringing a "common language" between the shop and engineering. |
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The Precision Sheet Metal Chronicle 1997 - 2009 Eleven years of the Chronicle the first online magazine dedicated to the precision sheet metal trade. The Chronicle is not your average e-magazine in that there is no advertising. Just tips and tricks and how-to's. With subjects ranging from Press Brakes to Lasers, Hand tools to Turret press. |
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Introduction to Precision Press Brake Copyright 1990 Is the first textbook written by industry expert Steve Benson takes the reader from basic math to selecting press brake tooling. Complete with work problems, questions and answers. An excellent textbook for the beginning sheet metal student. First used at the Oregon Advanced Technology Center. It contains work problems at the end of each chapter with the answers in the back of the book. |
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Precision Press Brake 1st Edition in PDF Copyright 1999 Presents Introduction to, Intermediate and Advanced Precision Press Brake as a single unit. Instead of being presented as a stand alone text, the same material is separated into three categories: Introduction to, Intermediate, and Advanced precision press brake. And now all three combined into Precision Press Brake! Written for use in a trade school application, each level is complete onto itself with work questions and answers, problems to be performed at the brake and as applicable, flat blank pieces already laid out and ready to code. |
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From Darkness to Light - Press Brakes - lean manufacturing last great challenge Ninety pages of practical lean manufacturing techniques guaranteed to improve your press brake through-put using basic Design for Manufacturing techniques |
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What your trainers aren't teaching you about Press Brakes 2009 Originally presented as a "FabCast" for the FMA this PowerPoint presentation has been converted to DVD and is now available for your review on your company television or computer. Learn what you may and may not be doing correctly when it comes to engineering for or the operating of press brakes. |
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ASMA 5.0 software Is not meant to replace your CAD system rather to complement it. With only a few selections from pull down lists this software will tell you more about the bend then you probably need to know including selecting a perfect die opening, One that will achieve the inside radius that is desired or at least present a feasible radius based on material, method, thickness etc. It then allows you to pick a die opening that is available then presents a side by side comparison of the data, allowing for correct bend deduction development. On the "shop floor" this software will help the operator to make better tooling selections. The software also develops "deep box" and "Bump radius" data and much more. |