Re: Dump your CAM & get Cimatron

May 31, 2010 The Knowledge-Sharing Newsletter

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  • Telling the Mainstream about Manufacturing * Canadian Youth Shine at Skills Canada Competition * MOLD MAKING FOCUS Doing the Math on Your Moldmaker's Value * DIE MAKING FOCUS Quick Die Change - The Process

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Massive layoffs, plant closings, and the continuing threat of overseas competition have created a lasting erosion in the public's perception of the North American manufacturing industry. This negative perception is now creating a secondary long-term effect that is less publicly noticed - discouraging youth from entering a manufacturing career. However, the shortage of highly skilled employees is already a problem being felt by some manufacturers. According to experts' predictions, the problem will continue growing. Telling the mainstream about manufacturing is an important stride we should all partake in to ensure a vibrant future for our manufacturing sector.

Mazak Corp. Canada is doing its part by participating and contributing annually in the Canadian Skills Competition. The Canadian Skills Competition showcases and raises awareness for skilled trades in Canada. Events like this not only help produce talented professionals, but also pave the way for quality products we can all enjoy for years to come.

A company committed to superior quality and customer satisfaction is A-1 Tool Company (Melrose Park, IL). Focusing on delivering value to customers, taking an in-depth look at the customer's processes, and challenging the traditional approaches present an opportunity for profitability for both the Mold Maker and the customer.

For Die Makers, carefully evaluating processes such as die changes can help pinpoint bottlenecks and problem areas. Developing a successful quick- changeover process can help streamline shop floor workflows and deliver significant savings in time and money.

Enjoy the issue,

Lisa Sterling Director of Marketing Cimatron Technologies, Inc.

Telling the Mainstream about Manufacturing classroom

How do we reach the next generation of manufacturing employees? One machine tool company succeeds with local efforts. What they are doing.

Canadian Youth Shine at Skills Canada Competition Team Canada

Mazak Corp. Canada lends a hand with the CNC Machining competition. See how.

MOLD MAKING FOCUS Doing the Math on Your Moldmaker's Value doing the math

This story features an example of a mold building company presenting new approaches to improve a customer's profitability. Do the math.

DIE MAKING FOCUS Quick Die Change - The Process fast

Expediting die-changes can save time and money. Tips for planning the process.

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Manufacturing & Tooling Update Cimatron Newsletter June, 2010

Greetings!

The road to economic recovery is not always smooth or short. However, economists continue to report that we are still on the recovery path. The evidence from the manufacturing front is that for die makers, business is picking up and toolrooms are buzzing with activity.

Many companies had to make very tough decisions during the down times =96 some involving significant changes to their business operations.

For example, injection molder Polymer Conversions and its customer, SensGard LLC, have embraced a refreshing change by developing a special partnership in an effort to bring an exciting new technology to market.

And, if your business hasn=92t experienced change, it likely will during these times of improvement. How you manage the change can notably impact how effective these changes are going to be.

Enjoy the issue,

Lisa Sterling Director of Marketing Cimatron Technologies, Inc.

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  • Job Hopes Rise on Flurry of Economic Reports * How to Manage Change * MOLD MAKING FOCUS: Injection Molder Helps Inventor Successfully Market New Ear Protection Device * DIE MAKING FOCUS: On the Rebound

ARTICLES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Job Hopes Rise on Flurry of Economic Reports

Fewer people are filing claims for unemployment aid, new job are showing up in service industries, and companies are squeezing all they can from lean staffs and may need to hire soon.

Experts report on the economy.

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to Manage Change

One word that captures the essence of what is occurring in the world today - change.

How to better manage it.

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MAKING FOCUS: Injection Molder Helps Inventor Successfully Market New Ear Protection Device

A new product and partnership are leading to success for custom injection molder Polymer Conversions Inc. and its customer, SensGard LLC, maker of hearing protection devices.

Learn more.

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MAKING FOCUS: On the Rebound

Toolrooms throughout the industry are buzzing with activity as dies make their way back into production.

Why business is picking up.

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The adoption and implementation of a number of technological solutions at its New York and Philadelphia facilities allowed Rifton, a designer and manufacturer of adaptive and rehabilitative equipment for disabled children and adults, to successfully deal with a number of efficiency and production issues.

Read the full story as seen in Manufacturing Business Technology.

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