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Tool & Die Authority - January 2009
The Tool and Die Authority January 2009 Newsletter contained these articles:
U.S.-Korea Trade Relationship Points to Reasons for Auto, Tooling Troubles: Joe Brown
Failure Analysis: Punch-Head Breakage: Peter Ulintz
Time-Saving Alternatives for the Toolroom—Part 3: Bob Quinn
The Perils of Reverse Tonnage and Improper Counterbalance Settings: Drew Stevens
and from Danny Schaeffler of Engineering Quality Solutions (EQS)...
What is Steel?…Part 1
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U.S.-Korea Trade Relationship Points to Reasons for Auto, Tooling Troubles: Joe Brown
Failure Analysis: Punch-Head Breakage: Peter Ulintz
Time-Saving Alternatives for the Toolroom—Part 3: Bob Quinn
The Perils of Reverse Tonnage and Improper Counterbalance Settings: Drew Stevens
and from Danny Schaeffler of Engineering Quality Solutions (EQS)...
What is Steel?…Part 1
I’m sure for some of you, the answer to the question—What is Steel?—is, “really expensive!” That discussion is best left for another column. Here we are going to get back to basics. And most simply, steel is just iron plus no more than about 2.1 percent carbon. (If you have more than 2.1 percent carbon, it’s called cast iron.) For this article, we’ll cover low-carbon steel, where carbon content tops out at around 0.1 to 0.2 percent. ...
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