Features
How it Works – Developing a Good Memory: Nitinol Shape Memory Alloy
It’s expensive and hard to machine, but Nitinol is perfect for applications that require one or more of its special qualities: superelasticity, shape memory, biocompatibility and fatigue resistance. A very [...]
An Interview with Master Negotiator Herb Cohen
By Noah Graff For more than three decades, Herb Cohen has been a practicing negotiator, intimately enmeshed in some of the world’s headline dramas, from hostile takeovers to hostage negotiations. [...]
How It Works – Laser Marking
By Barbara Donohue Direct Part Marking (DPM) with a laser offers a way to permanently identify parts for tracking, tracing and control. In medical, military, aerospace and other applications where [...]
Lloyd Graff interviews Stan Youtt of Ranor, Inc.
Stan Youtt is CEO of Ranor, Inc., the primary subsidiary of TechPrecision Corporation, a publicly traded contract machining firm. They work in high-tech industries such as solar, nuclear and medical. [...]
Electric Cars – How far will they go?
by Paul Eisenstein A New Kind of Car Just days before the White House giveaway, in early August, Nissan Motor Co. CEO Carlos Ghosn grabbed the spotlight in Yokohama, Japan. [...]
An Interview with DuPage Machine Products President, Dave Knuepfer
By Lloyd Graff Todays Machining World July 2006 Volume 02 Issue 06 Dave, do you consider DuPage Machine Products a job shop? We’re still a traditional job shop. We run [...]



