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Ultrasonic testers boost welding quality, productivity

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John Deere Dubuque Works uses Panametrics Inc.'s Epoch II and Epoch IIB ultrasonic flaw detectors to detect weldment discontinuities in their construction equipment products. Before acquiring these instruments, the company relied solely on after-the-fact inspection practices, which proved to be inaccurate and harmful to employee morale. After the company' welders began using the testers, however, officials observed a marked improvement in the quality of manufactured parts and in their employees' skills.

Author: Litsikas, Mary
Publisher: BNP Media
Publication Name: Quality
Subject: Engineering and manufacturing industries
ISSN: 0360-9936
Year: 1995
Construction machinery, Construction Machinery Manufacturing, Product information, Quality management, Construction equipment, Construction equipment industry, Welding, John Deere Dubuque Works, Panametrics Inc.

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Environment makes or breaks the M-60's accuracy

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The M-60 coordinate-measuring machine (CMM) of the Energy Dept.'s Y-12 Plant in the Oak Ridge Complex is the most advanced machine of its kind due to the precautions and safeguards taken by its operators to ensure that the environment surrounding the machine and its measurement activities are kept constant. Engineers have taken many precautions to ensure that thermal stability and uniformity is present around the machine and its measurement activities.

Author: Litsikas, Mary
Publisher: BNP Media
Publication Name: Quality
Subject: Engineering and manufacturing industries
ISSN: 0360-9936
Year: 1997
Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing, Measuring and Controlling Devices, Measuring & Control Instruments, Precision Measuring Instr ex Machinist, Research, Design and construction, United States. Department of Energy, Measuring instruments, Laboratories, Mensuration, Measurement, Nuclear weapons plants, Coordinate measuring machines

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A 'sound' measurement for finishing

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The article discusses the use of ultrasonic gauges for measuring the thickness of coatings on a variety of substrates. Also discussed are the cost and accuracy advantages of using ultrasonic measurement over the traditional methods.

Author: Samuel N. Rosenberg, Michelle K. Moceri
Publisher: BNP Media
Publication Name: Quality
Subject: Engineering and manufacturing industries
ISSN: 0360-9936
Year: 2000
United States, Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing, Plastics materials and resins, Coating Resins, Usage, Coatings industry

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Subjects list: Instrument industry (Equipment), Equipment and supplies, Testing and measuring equipment industry, Ultrasonic testing, Ultrasonic testing equipment
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