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Industrial manufacturing
General manufacturing that involves industrial production to transform raw materials into finished goods and products.
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bar load time
Manufacturing; Industrial manufacturing
When a bar feeder is used as the fixture, one piece of bar stock is loaded and simply advanced into position before each cycle, rather than loading a new workpiece. The bar load time is the amount of ...
feed rate
Manufacturing; Industrial manufacturing
The speed of the cutting tool's movement relative to the workpiece as the tool makes a cut. In some operations the tool feeds into the workpiece and in others the workpiece feeds into the tool. The ...
bending force
Manufacturing; Industrial manufacturing
The amount of force required to bend a piece of material into a new permanent shape. The bending force must create enough stress in the material to exceed the yield strength, allowing the material to ...
manual tool change time
Manufacturing; Industrial manufacturing
The time required to manually change a tool in the spindle or tool changer, which includes the time to stop the spindle, remove the current tool, insert the new tool, and start the spindle again. A ...
sink marks
Manufacturing; Industrial manufacturing
When molten material is injected into a mold, voids can occur if certain sections solidify first, caused by a low injection pressure or non-uniform wall thickness. The remaining material will fill ...
box type
Manufacturing; Industrial manufacturing
The type of box recommended for packing may be a corrugated cardboard box or a wood crate. Corrugated cardboard boxes are characterized by their wall thickness and test strength, which both determine ...
coefficient of expansion
Manufacturing; Industrial manufacturing
Abbreviated CTE for Coefficient of Thermal Expansion. The change in length per unit length, area per unit area, or volume per unit volume for each degree change in temperature. Typical units for ...
