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题名	作者	出版年	年卷期
Blanks Follow the Path Best Traveled: ... at Mitsubishi in Normal, IL, thanks to a new automated-guided-vehicle system that determines the most efficient and safest route from storage area to transfer press	Brad F. Kuvin	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1
Servo Feeds Direct Gag-Fed Production Lines: Automatic gag-sequence dies, under the direction of servo feeds, turn out fire and smoke dampers at production volumes as high as 1 000 per shift	Brad F. Kuvin	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1
Inhouse Hydraulic-Press Blacking Addresses Volume Uptick: Quicker production of a U-shaped connector via a new blanking line with a compact coil-handling component allows this structural-column maker to meet increased demand	Brad F. Kuvin	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1
Stuck on Bottom - What to Do? - When system energy cannot sustain slide force, a mechanical press can become stuck on bottom. How does it happen, and how can you fix it?	WILLIAM ROORDA	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1
Explosive Growth in China's Pearl River Delta	Brad F. Kuvin	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1
THE SCIENCE OF FORMING - How Forming Speed Affects Stretchability	Stuart Keeler	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1
Gas Springs - Deliver Force Where and When It's Needed	Brad F. Kuvin	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1
TOOLING BY DESIGN - Turnover and Transport Provisions	TIM STEPHENS	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1
METALFORMING ELECTRONICS: Keeping Up with Manufacturing Technologies	George Keremedjiev	2006	2006, vol.40, no.1