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Lean Manufacturing is becoming increasingly successful, and corporations have known this for years. Organizations from various sectors have embraced its basic idea for fostering a culture of continuous improvement for corporate growth. The Lean manufacturing approach has been producing observable outcomes with its methods and tools to decrease waste and improve quality.

This helpful manual explains the fundamentals of lean manufacturing, its history, its objectives and potential advantages, as well as how to put it into reality.

Cutting operations are essential aspects of part fabrication in the manufacturing sector. One of the main techniques for metal fabrication is sheet metal laser cutting. It is suitable for cutting pieces of metals, alloys, and non-metals.

Sheet metal laser cutting is a thermal cutting process involving beams of light (lasers) on the workpiece to melt or vaporize materials until the desired shape is obtained. This technique is one of the most effective for cutting sheet metal.

In the sheet metal fabrication industry, there are two main technologies used: punch presses and laser cutters. Our customers frequently ask us which is the preferred method between the two. The answer, of course, varies from situation to situation. Thickness, number of holes, contours, and formed areas all dictate which technology is more applicable. This article breaks down the main differences between punch presses and laser cutters.

Looking to improve production efficiency and reduce labor costs? Look no further than panel benders.
These machines, which have been around for over 40 years, offer a range of benefits over traditional press brake machines, including labor-saving and speed, good repeatability and consistency, and the ability to smoothly complete the positioning of the sheet in a single pass for four-sided bending.