finishes, coatings and processes. Examines modern trends such as deposition in a vacuum,
ion plating and ion implantation. Belongs on every shop's bookshelf.
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Information includes a complete glossary of terms and common engineering tables;
Properties and Selection covers all standard industrial alloys; Processing presents a how-to
approach for solving production problems; Testing and Inspection examines general test-
ing procedures and quality control.
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print reading theory with industrial applications for machinists, technicians, inspectors and
students. Includes illustrations and examples to help you visualize and develop drawings.
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expanded into two volumes that address the latest technology for machinability of more
than 1,500 materials. Covers more than 80 machining and grinding operations with speeds
and feeds, as well as data for turning and milling, nontraditional machining and surface fin-
ishing. Offers solid advice for countering increased competition and rising costs of labor,
equipment and materials. Provides both inch and metric units. Two-volume set.
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problems and solutions. Intended for the first-year apprentice or student mold maker.
Suitable for engineers, managers and buyers who need an orientation to the technology of
building molds for plastic or rubber.
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material selection, fabricating cavities and cores, general mold design, hot runner systems,
venting and ejection systems. Provides special focus on repair and cost-saving alterations
to defective or improperly designed molds.
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