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November 23, 2021

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View this email online. Technologies | News | Articles | Infocenter | Newsletters | Events | About Us | Suppliers | Advertise November 23, 2021 Technology Focus: Stamping Presses MetalForming brings you the November installment of our monthly Technology Focus newsletter, this month highlighting Stamping Presses. High-Speed Stamper Adds Three 70-Ton Straightside Presses …to take on larger medical-device and automotive parts, all part of an overall strategy to attract new customers while taking on additional work from existing customers. Sponsored High Tensile Solutions from Nidec CHS Nidec CHS offers the most advanced automation machinery available in the industry today, including the HDX Series, engineered and developed specifically for processing advanced high strength steels. CHS coil lines feature integration with servo presses through Nidec Press & Automation’s Global Production Control. HDX lines are further integrated with today’s large servo presses with e-camming and servo-driven pilot release capabilities. November Business Conditions Report: Metal Formers Continue to Experience Supply Shortages Metal forming companies anticipate little change in business conditions during the next three months, according to the November 2021 Precision Metalforming Association (PMA) Business Conditions Report. The report shows that 55 percent of metal forming companies predict no change in general economic activity in the next three months (up from 48 percent in October), 25 percent forecast an increase in activity (compared to 27 percent in October), and 20 percent expect a decrease in activity (compared to 25 percent last month). Sponsored Why and How to Automate Hydraulic Presses From simple automation to a highly developed robotic turnkey cell, automating hydraulic presses can boost productivity and promote employee safety. Partnering with a knowledgeable press manufacturer that has system integration capabilities can provide you with expert guidance through design and implementation. Read how automating hydraulic presses can work for you and get tips on how to get started. Learn More Ajax Metal Forming Opens New Plant In Raleigh, NC Minneapolis, MN-based Ajax Metal Forming Solutions has opened a new manufacturing location in Raleigh, NC, to serve new and existing customers along the Eastern Seaboard. Here’s Why Stampers Should Use the Shortest Possible Stroke Length Let’s discuss four reasons to minimize press stroke length: reduce wasted time and energy, minimize forces in the press, allow more time for forming operations, and improve tool life. Sponsored Dexco Racks Create Vertical Storage Capacity for Metal Stampers, Formers and Fabricators Dexco Tool & Die Racks reduce downtime and damage to costly manufacturing equipment by providing vertical storage capacity with high-strength shelves engineered to handle loads exceeding 80,000 lbs. Optimize your operations by maximizing floor space, enhancing safety and increasing through-put with Dexco racks. Beckwood to Deliver 200-Ton Hydraulic Press to Metal Forming Industries Beckwood Press Co., St. Louis, MO, has been awarded a contract by Metal Forming Industries (MFI), Russellville, IN, to manufacture a 200-ton hydraulic forming press. MFI will use the press to form copper components used in the utility industry. Low-Maintenance Scrap Handling Defeats Downtime Development of modular and more-reliable components allows metal formers to keep press lines running. Stamping Conference: Register Now and Save PMA and MetalForming magazine’s Metal Stamping and Lubrication Technology Conference is heading to Cincinnati, OH, on January 18-19, 2022. Register by December 18 to take advantage of cost savings. Hot Off the Press Q3 Robot Orders Put 2021 on Track for Biggest Year Yet Harry Moser Inducted to Association for Manufacturing Excellence Hall of Fame PMA Partners with Edge Factor to Showcase the Power of Apprenticeships Automatic Spring Products Corp. Announces New President to Lead Operations Okay Industries Promotes Christopher Lahey to Director of Operations From the November Issue of MetalForming Adjustable Dies for Press Brakes Bring Efficiency, Safety Save big on changeover time while significantly reducing risk to operators when moving heavy and awkward tooling.   Resistance Spot Welding of Galvanized/Coated Materials Talking to people about resistance spot welding of coated steel is like talking to people about which automotive manufacturer is the best; everyone has an opinion.  Here’s what works. New Products Intelligent, Vision-Based Die Protection Brings IoT to the Pressroom Automation-Ready Below-the-Hook Grab for Steel, Aluminum Coils Leifeld Smart Control Supports the Metal-Spinning Machine Operator in Autopilot Mode Upcoming Issues December Mechanical Presses FABTECH Wrapup Women of Excellence Awards Preview: Metal Stamping and Lubrication Technology Conference CNC Punching/Tooling Arc Welding Enewsletter Focus: Pressroom Automation January/February 2022 Industry Outlook Servo Technology Laser Cutting Resistance Welding Technology and Enewsletter Focus: Software February—Special All-Automotive Issue Automotive/EV Stamping and Fabricating, including stamping of AHSS Preview: Great Designs in Steel Technology and Enewsletter Focus: Presses MetalForming magazine is the official publication of Precision Metalforming Association. PMA Services Inc. 6363 Oak Tree Blvd. | Independence, OH 44131-2500 | USA Phone: 216-901-8800 | Fax: 216-901-9190

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