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The Cutting Edge of Waterjet Cutting Waterjet cutting tools can now cut virtually any material. |
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National Defense
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Research Center Assisting Domestic Manufacturers In response to growing concerns about the state of U.S. manufacturing industries, Rep. John P. Murtha created the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining. |
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Just In Time -- The Business Of Staying In Business Measuring the overall health of the U.S. manufacturing industry depends on which experts you consult. |
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Not Sitting Still If you're busy cutting your advisory firm's marketing budget right now because revenues are down, think twice. |
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Advanced Machining Answers the Call to Do More with Less As demand returns and skilled workers remain scarce, high-efficient machine tools with new functionality help shoulder the load. |
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Unique Advantages With Waterjet Cutting Waterjets offer accurate cuts with clean edges that permit tight part nesting and other advantages. |
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Technologies Of The Year -- Mazak Integrex E1060v The multi-tasking machine tool combines the turning capabilities of a vertical turning lathe with the milling and machining capabilities of a five-axis machining center. |
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The Future of Machining Arrives Early The 'factory of the future' is already here and offering significant competitive advantages. |
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IMTS 2008 Preview -- Sampling the Show A sneak preview of what's on display at the IMTS 2008 exhibition. |
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More Heavy Metal for MSC Industrial Acquiring a metalworking distribution business from Kennametal should boost sales and profits. Investors, take note. |
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IT Budgets Are Sliding, But Not Drastically Only 35% of U.S. and Canadian organizations surveyed in 2008 reacted to the stock market turmoil by cutting IT operational spending. |
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