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When it comes to delivering manufacturing knowledge and quality content,
Tooling U-SME is a resource you can trust. From foundational to advanced
manufacturing processes, this catalog provides you with hundreds of book
and video selections with thousands more available online at sme.org/store.
Our books and videos are developed and reviewed by industry-leading
experts ensuring the technical accuracy of the content.
SME-published content is available for license to use in your classroom
or company to support your education and workforce development needs
through Knowledge Edge®, an online service that provides comprehensive
manufacturing content in multi-media formats. It features more than
700 training videos and clips, 1,200 eBooks and eChapters, and 16,000
technical papers. toolingu.com/knowledge
In addition to our vast quantity of books and videos, Tooling U-SME
provides competency-based learning solutions including online classes,
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FOUNDATIONAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
KNOWLEDGE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foundational Knowledge........................................5
Assembly and Automation....................................72
Lean and Quality.................................................15
Finishing and Coating..........................................75
Machining..........................................................39
Measurement, Inspection, and Testing..................78
Stamping, Forming, and Fabricating.....................49
Certification........................................................80
Plastics and Composites......................................61
Order Terms and Conditions ................................85
Additive Manufacturing........................................69
Index..................................................................88
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FOUNDATIONAL KNOWLEDGE
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Realistic Cost Estimating for
Manufacturing, Third Edition
Manufacturing Processes and Materials,
Fifth Edition
The most effective way to generate an estimate of a new
product’s cost, engineering change cost, or innovation
cost is through a detailed cost investigation. Analysis of
the available materials and processes leads to the most
economical and financial decisions. Now in its third
edition, Realistic Cost Estimating for Manufacturing has
been used by students and practitioners since 1968 in
this endeavor. Revised and expanded, the book recognizes
the extremely important role estimating is playing in
today’s highly competitive global economy. Realistic
Cost Estimating for Manufacturing provides a survey
of the myriad manufacturing processes and practices
and combines this with in-depth explanations and
examples of costing methods and tools. A comprehensive,
standardized approach to their application is given.
Among the manufacturing processes surveyed are:
machining, casting, stamping, forging, welding, plastics
technology, finishing, and rapid prototyping.
Since publication of the first edition in 1961, instructors, students, and
practitioners have relied on Manufacturing Processes and Materials for the
foundational knowledge needed to perform in manufacturing roles across
a myriad of industries. Now in its fifth edition, this book covers the basic
processes, materials, and machinery used in the job shop, tool room, or
small manufacturing facility. At the same time, it describes advanced
equipment used in larger production environments. The reader is given
a thorough review of metals, composites, plastics, and other engineering
materials, including their physical properties, testing, treatment, and
suitability for use in manufacturing. Quality, measurement and gaging,
process planning and cost analysis, and manufacturing systems are all
addressed. Questions and problems at the end of each chapter can be used
as a self-test or as assignments in the classroom. Includes online access to
video clips.
SME, 2016, edited by Michael Lembersky
ISBN: 978-0872638754, 379 pages, hardcover
Product ID: BK14PUB1 • $70/Members: $63
Realistic Cost Estimating for Manufacturing, Third
Edition Instructor’s Guide
Product ID: BK14PUB11_E • $20/Members: $17
SME, 2015, by Ahmad K. Elshennawy, PhD and Gamal S. Weheba, PhD
Fifth Edition Instructor’s Guide
SME, 2015 by Ahmad K. Elshennawy, PhD and Gamal S. Weheba, PhD
ISBN: 978-0872638792, 95 pages, eBook
Fifth Edition Instructor’s Slides
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Fundamentals of Tool Design Package
FTD
Cure your most complex tooling challenges. From practical design to cost analysis, you can’t afford to have
your workforce make guess work out of your tooling operations and processes. Find the information to design,
construct, analyze, and improve your tooling. This package includes the book, Fundamentals of Tool Design,
Sixth Edition along with the nine-volume Fundamentals Tool Design Video Series. sme.org/ftd
The Fundamentals of Tool Design Video Series programs include:
• Tool Materials
• Rapid Tooling Design
• Cutting Tool Design
• Composite Tooling Design
• Fixture Design
• Troubleshooting Tool and Die Making
• Progressive Die Design
• Gaging and Inspection Tool Design
• Computer-Aided Design
Product ID: PK10PUB2 • $990/Members: $882.90
Fundamentals of Tool Design Video Series
(Video programs only)
SME, 2008-2009 — 3 hours 36 minutes
Fundamentals of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
This three-video program is designed to introduce the foundational concepts
of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T). Ideally suited for
corporate training, colleges, universities, and other educational providers,
these programs bring to life essential preparatory material in a clear, concise,
and easy to follow format.
Video program titles include:
• Rules and Concepts
• Form Controls and Datums
• Feature Relationships
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Fundamental Manufacturing Processes Video Series
FMP
This series features forty-four programs containing more than 20 hours of hands-on manufacturing processes. The Fundamental
Manufacturing Processes Video Series provides solid, in-depth examples and applications of technologies and processes that drive
manufacturing. Each video brings together industry experts, educators, and real-world company examples that provide clear explanations and
demonstrations of technologies and processes in action. Includes outlines, scripts, study guides, and review questions. Each program can be
ordered individually in DVD, on-demand, and digital download formats. A DVD featuring clips from the series can be ordered at sme.org/fmp.
Product ID: PK07PUB4 — $10,472/Members: $9,424.80
Brazing and Soldering
Holemaking
Powder Metallurgy
Casting
Hydroforming
Punch Presses
Composite Materials and Manufacturing
Industrial Robotics
Rapid Prototyping
Computer Numerical Control
Measurement and Gaging
Roll Forming
Cutting Tool Geometries
Mechanical and Non-Destructive Testing
Sheet Metal Coil Processing
Cutting Tool Materials
Metalcutting Fluids
Sheet Metal Shearing and Bending
Deburring Processes
Milling and Machining Centers
Sheet Metal Stamping Dies and Processes
Die Casting
Painting and Powder Coating
Sheet Metal Stamping Presses
Electrical Discharge Machining
Plastic Blow Molding
Thermal and Abrasive Waterjet Cutting
Extrusion Processes
Plastic Injection Molding
Threading
Fastening and Assembly
Plastic Injection Molds
Tube Bending
Forging
Plastic Thermoforming
Turning and the Lathe
Gears and Gear Manufacturing
Plastics Finishing
Welding
Grinding
Plastics Machining and Assembly
Workholding
Heat Treating
Plating and Surface Coatings
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Fundamentals of Manufacturing Package
This package includes the Fundamentals of Manufacturing, Third Edition
book and the Fundamentals of Manufacturing Workbook. The book is a
valuable resource of information for anyone interested in learning fundamental
manufacturing concepts and practices. Combined, they provide a structured
review and an essential study tool for individuals preparing to take the Certified
Manufacturing Technologist (sme.org/CMfgT) and Certified Manufacturing
Engineer (sme.org/CMfgE) exams. Review questions, reference charts, and a
selection of over 40 SME-produced video clips (three hours of online content)
are included. Instructor’s slides are available to complement this package.
Fundamentals of Manufacturing, Third Edition
SME, 2013, edited by Philip D. Rufe, CMfgE
Fundamentals of Manufacturing Workbook
ISBN: 978-0872638778, 112 pages, softcover
Fundamentals of Manufacturing, Third Edition Instructor Slides
SME, 2013, by Philip D. Rufe, CMfgE
Fundamentals of Manufacturing, Third Edition Solutions Manual
SME, 2013
Product ID: BK11PUB100_E • Free Download
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Manufacturing Insights Video Series
MI
The Shingo award-winning Manufacturing Insights Video
Series gives you an inside look at manufacturing success
from industry experts, companies, and educators who share
their experiences in adopting new technology, process
improvements, and workforce development. See real-world
demonstrations and the applications of theoretical models
used in manufacturing today. Each program is available in
DVD, streaming video, and digital download formats. Learn
more and download the Manufacturing Insights Video Series
catalog at sme.org/mi. Programs priced individually.
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Fundamentals of Manufacturing Cell Planning Package
The ability to effectively plan a manufacturing cell is a fundamental skill needed by every supervisor, team leader,
and manufacturing engineer. This package includes three cell planning video programs, Planning Manufacturing Cells
textbook, Planning Manufacturing Cells Workbook, Simplified Systematic Planning of Manufacturing Cells, laminated
systematic layout planning capsule summary, and a pencil and ruler kit.
Together these materials comprise a ready-to-use kit for introducing, expanding, and improving the use of cells in
your plant. Program one introduces the basics and gives you a systematic approach for planning manufacturing
cells. Programs two and three show how to apply the step-by-step approach. The workbook follows the journey of a
typical cell-planning project and provides essential details, illustrations, and examples. DVD programs are not sold
separately.
FTD
Product ID: PK03PUB5 • $801.90/Members: $709.65
Gaging and Inspection Tool Design
Planning Manufacturing Cells Workbook
This program features the variety of gaging tools used to determine if
parts fall within their specified tolerance ranges, including screw-pitch
gages, plug gages, ring gages, and snap gages. The types of tools and
systems used to amplify or magnify dimensions for measurement are
also detailed, including dial indicators; electronic digital readout;
air gaging; coordinate measurement systems; optical projection;
noncontact sensor systems; and vision systems. sme.org/ftd
SME, 2002, by H. Lee Hales
Product ID: BK02PUB3 • $25/Members: $22.50
Planning Manufacturing Cells
SME, 2002, by H. Lee Hales
SME, 2008 — 20 minutes
Product ID: DV07PUB5 • $110/Members: $99
Simplified Systematic Planning of Manufacturing Cells
MIRP Books, 2002, by Lee Hales
Pencil and Ruler Kit
Product ID: ML02PUB1 • $10/Members: $10
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Manufacturing Plant Layout: Fundamentals and
Fine Points of Optimum Facility Design
A step-by-step guide to planning new factories and plant
rearrangements, this book describes proven analytical methods
for calculating space requirements, activity-pair relationships,
material handling analysis, and generating alternative layouts.
Manufacturing Plant Layout reveals a proven strategy that
masterfully weaves together the very best elements of layout
methods for manufacturing cells, just-in-time, demand-flow, and
constraint-based flow manufacturing.
Fundamentals of Tool Design, Sixth Edition
This edition features updated and expanded tool designer objectives and responsibilities,
a designer’s guide to machine tools, revised tool material, mechanical definitions and
reference tables, expanded broaching examples and concepts, new sections on part
location and support, expanded bushing applications, and revised GD&T information that
includes ASME Y14.5-2009. Includes a DVD sampler featuring clips from the nine-program
Fundamentals of Tool Design Video Series. sme.org/ftd
SME, 2010, edited by John Nee
Fundamentals of Tool Design, Sixth Edition Instructor’s Guide
SME, 2010
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SME, 1997, by Edward J. Phillips
Walking the Talk: Moving into Leadership
While there is no recipe for instant success as a manager, the
closed-loop leadership principles outlined in this book certainly
provide the structure, as do the decision and communication tools
discussed. Armed with the foreknowledge of what to expect and
how to deal with it, students, technical professionals, and even
experienced managers learn how to avoid many of the traps that
can sidetrack a management career.
SME, 2007, by Michael J. Termini
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Fundamentals of Plant Floor
Layout Package
Ergonomics in Manufacturing: Raising
Productivity Through Workplace Improvement
This package is invaluable in creating a new layout for
your operations. It offers an in-depth presentation of
the systematic layout planning process, a worldwide
methodology that has become the basis for leading
computer-aided layout planning software packages.
You’ll learn the fundamental steps, including how to
chart, diagram, and evaluate various plans to help you
decide the most cost-efficient and productive equipment
and space arrangement for your industry. Includes the
Fundamentals of Plant Floor Layout video program,
Simplified Systematic Layout Planning book, capsule
summary, and a pencil/ruler kit. DVD not sold separately.
No matter how much technology is incorporated into the
process of manufacturing, or any other industry, the human
factor will always be of utmost importance. Ensuring worker
safety and comfort is one of the most critical tasks in the
workplace — a task often made more challenging as the
advance of technology creates ever-changing environments.
SME, 1998, edited by Waldemar Karwowski and
Gavriel Salvendy
In 28 chapters, the reader is given a top-to-bottom perspective
on ergonomics. Starting with a general overview of the
subject, Ergonomics in Manufacturing goes on to encompass
such specific areas as designing the workplace, evaluating
workloads, and monitoring the ergonomics program. Included
are details of actual ergonomics programs at work.
Simplified Systematic Layout Planning
MIRP Books, 1998, by Richard Muther and
John D. Wheeler
Pencil and Ruler Kit
Product ID: ML02PUB1 • $10/Members: $10
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GeoTol Fundamentals Training Program
GeoTol Fundamentals Training Program
Teach uniform application and interpretation skills to engineers, designers,
inspectors, tool makers, and the shop floor. This program covers what the workforce
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Managing Teams in Manufacturing
Avoid the pervasive pitfalls that often limit team
performance and learn why team-based organizations
almost always out-perform traditional top-down
organizations. A case study of Hewlett-Packard
illustrates how this team-based organization helps
break down adversarial relationships between
departments, production stages, and unions and
management. sme.org/mi
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From Concept to Customer: Portfolio, Pipeline,
and Strategic Project Management
Strategic Project Management: Tools
and Techniques for Planning, Decision
Making, and Implementation
Gain a broad, comprehensive perspective of project management, covering the entire
concept-to-customer cycle of complex strategic projects. Termini shares his 40-plus
years of experience and provides real-world, practical applications that illustrate the
application of various project management strategies, as well as strategic and tactical
planning tools. A step-by-step, proven approach, supported by tools, techniques,
and examples, is used to show each important aspect of project management. Find
portfolio and pipeline management techniques along with project planning, risk
management, leadership, performance metrics tools, and much more.
This book examines and documents methods
for developing and employing critical project
management skills. The emphasis is on providing
both novice and seasoned project managers with
insight into real-world, practical applications. The
techniques are proven, the approach sound, and
the results measurable and significant. Case studies
presented in the book illustrate the application of
various project management strategic and tactical
tools. The book follows a step-by-step approach,
supported by tools, techniques, and examples
to illustrate each important aspect of project
management. Among other topics, readers will learn
how to establish result-oriented project performance
metrics to guarantee measurable results, exercise
fundamental process control techniques that will
help keep a project on budget and on schedule,
accurately assess project support systems and
address deficiencies early.
Today and Tomorrow: Commemorative Edition of
Ford’s 1926 Classic
This classic, authored by the world’s most famous automaker, reveals the thinking
that changed the industry forever. Ford’s ideas have never stopped having an impact
— even Taiichi Ohno acknowledged that a key stimulus to JIT was his reading of this
book. Today and Tomorrow features a new introduction by James J. Padilla, Group
Vice President, Ford North America, and includes an enhanced selection of photos
illustrating the processes and facilities Ford covers in the text.
CRC Press, 2002, by Henry Ford
Product ID: BK05PUB63 • $45.95/Members: $40.95
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The preeminent source for manufacturing
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information from the respected Manufacturing Engineering monthly
magazine, as well as live manufacturing news, blogs, social media feeds
and video. Content is organized in more than 28 focused channels,
such as machines and automation, lasers, materials, quality and lean.
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Kaizen Event Fieldbook: Foundation, Framework, and Standard
Work for Effective Events
Author Mark Hamel ties together lean theory with a multi-phase approach to kaizen
strategy, pre-event planning, execution, and follow-through. The “whys” and “hows”
of effective kaizen event standard work and event management are revealed, as
well as proven means to sustain the gains. Practical examples, figures and tables,
and many real-life “Gemba Tales” provide for an enriched learning experience. Also
included is a chapter on the deployment of a kaizen promotion office, a glossary, and
two appendices, which offer blank forms and an overview of daily kaizen.
SME, 2010, by Mark R. Hamel with foreword by Arthur Byrne
Kaizen Event Package
Value Stream Mapping
This package provides the essential information for an effective kaizen
event. Included is the Shingo award-winning Kaizen Event Fieldbook:
Foundation, Framework, and Standard Work for Effective Events,
and the popular Value Stream Mapping video program. The Kaizen
Event Fieldbook provides the necessary transformation jump-start,
momentum, organizational learning and engagement, and sustainable,
step-function improvements. This indispensable reference is great for
lean leaders and implementers within any industry and for use at any
stage in the lean implementation journey. The video program covers the
shop floor side and the human element behind this lean continuous
improvement process. Both the book and video program can be ordered
individually.
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Produced in partnership with the Greater Boston Manufacturing
Partnership, we go inside Jotul North America to uncover the
shop-floor element behind this process. Witness the outcomes of a
two-day training event led by Pat Wardwell, chief operating officer
for GBMP, as you learn a three-step process of documenting flow to
identify waste and uncover opportunities for improved quality, cost
control, lead time, and customer value. sme.org/mi
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Kaizen Success: Sustaining Long-Term Continuous
Improvements
MI
This program showcases three Shingo award-winning companies that
have each had over ten years of successful experience deploying and
sustaining long-term continuous improvements. The program focuses
beyond the tools, techniques, and practices of lean and onto the
strategies for effectively embedding these continuous improvement
principles into a company’s culture, behavior, and habits. Through
candid interviews, we examine real-world successes, mistakes, lessons
learned, and results at Barnes Aerospace Fabrications, DJO Global Inc.,
and US Synthetic Corporation. sme.org/mi
Toast Kaizen
An introduction to lean principles as narrated by Bruce Hamilton,
Shingo Prize recipient and Greater Boston Manufacturing Partnership
president. The program highlights the seven wastes in an enjoyable
but effective method. The simple process of making toast is used to
illustrate the current state, waste identification, and target conditions
for any process.
Greater Boston Manufacturing Partnership, 2005 — 25 minutes
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Kaizen Event Implementation Manual,
Fifth Edition
Author and Master Kaizen Sensei, Geoffrey Mika, explains
why the Toyota Production System tools, including kaizen,
must work in tandem with a new way of thinking to bring
about cultural change. Revised and expanded in its fifth
edition, the manual provides a how-to guide for planning,
organizing, and implementing kaizen events in any
setting. Use the text to bring a level of competence and
understanding to event teams and participants as they
become self-sufficient in the application of kaizen.
SME, 2006, by Geoffrey Mika
ISBN: 978-0872638495, 228 pages, spiral-bound softcover
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Gemba Kaizen: A Commonsense Approach to a
Continuous Improvement Strategy, Second Edition
Lean Epiphanies: Catapult the Cow and Other
Inspirational Continuous Improvement Stories
When management focuses on implementing kaizen (incremental,
continuous improvement) in the gemba (the worksite), unique
opportunities can be discovered for increasing the success
and profitability of any organization. This book reveals how to
implement cost-effective, incremental improvements in your most
critical business processes. Global case studies demonstrate the
success of gemba kaizen.
Winner of the prestigious Shingo Research and Professional
Publication Award! It should not be surprising that the
application of world-class manufacturing techniques is even
more critical to company survival than it was a decade ago. In
Lean Epiphanies, Gary Conner relates inspirational stories of the
places he has been, the companies he has worked with, and the
people he has met over the course of the last 20 years. Conner’s
experience conducting hundreds of continuous improvement
events, involving thousands of team members, led to his writing
this fun, easy-to-read collection of short stories.
McGraw-Hill Education, 2012, by Masaaki Imai
The New Lean Pocket Guide: Tools for the
Elimination of Waste, Second Edition
This pocket-sized booklet is designed for use as a
convenient, quick reference as you learn and implement
lean manufacturing tools and techniques. It provides
valuable insight into the nuances of lean.
MCS Media, Inc., 2009, by Don Tapping
ISBN: 978-0977072095, 204 pages, spiral-bound softcover
Product ID: BK09PUB15 • $9.95/Members: $9
Readers will find the conversational style refreshing and the
insights transformative and encouraging in their own continuous
improvement efforts. Each story relates an “Aha!” moment
that teaches something new. Lean newcomers and seasoned
practitioners alike will learn through Conner’s compelling
insights into human nature, company culture, leadership, and
what it takes for business success in the changing dynamics of
the new world economy. View a sample chapter at
sme.org/epiphanies.
SME, 2015, by Gary Conner
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Lean Manufacturing Video Package
Kanban Systems
On these two pages you will find eight of our top-selling video programs on lean
from the Manufacturing Insights Video Series, which we have bundled together
into one convenient package. Video programs may be ordered individually.
Ideal as an introduction to
the basic concepts of kanban,
you’ll learn what kanban
systems are available, how
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they work, and where they’ll
be successful. Discussion centers on how this lean tool
supports inventory control to better respond to customer
demands, promote visual control, and reduce managerial
and inventory costs.
sme.org/mi
SME 2000-2005 — 3 hours 12 minutes
Product ID: PK06PUB9 • $1,440/Members: $1,296
Breakthrough Kaizen
Events
Five S Factory
Makeover
Introduction to Lean
Manufacturing
Experience an actual
kaizen event at the Lantech
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Corporation where over 100
productivity, quality, safety,
and ergonomics improvements were completed. Hear
comments from several experienced kaizen leaders as they
describe employee attitudes found in a successful event.
The essential goals of kaizen are illustrated so you can solve
problems and eliminate waste within your company.
Great for anyone from novices
to seasoned lean practitioners,
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this program shows you how
to identify the seven wastes
of lean by going through the process with two companies. It
includes interviews with those responsible for the success
of the projects and case studies at Symmons Industries and
Affordable Interior Systems.
This program introduces the
concept of lean manufacturing
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to increase organizational
involvement in the transition
from mass production to lean production. Core philosophies
behind lean manufacturing are explained and provide
insight on adopting lean principles to enhance productivity,
improve quality, and increase profits. Examples of visual
management, standardized work, and value-added versus
non-value-added activities are included.
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Introduction to
Lean Tooling
Quick Changeover for
Lean Manufacturing
This program will help you
organize your tooling so you can
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find every tool you need in less
than 30 seconds. It will help
you get tooling ready faster so that setup time is minimized.
You will be able to rely on your tools for precision so inspection
time can be eliminated. The program also shows you ways of
reducing administrative tooling costs by demonstrating kanban
systems for keeping track of tooling inventory.
Study case examples of quick
changeover in the plastic
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injection molding, metal
stamping, and metal cutting
industries. Learn how each reduced changeover times to be
more responsive to customer needs as well as the benefits of
reducing setup times, how to identify wasted time by analyzing
your current routine, and the five common organizational
procedures to follow when implementing quick changeover.
Mapping Your Value
Stream
Visual Controls
See how one company used
value stream mapping to
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reduce inventory and create
one-piece flow in the assembly
of automotive mirrors. Kanban card systems, andon lights,
inventory trigger points and other lean concepts illustrate the
methods used to improve product quality and delivery. James
T. Womack, PhD, President of the Lean Enterprise Institute,
describes the power of current- and future-state value stream
mapping.
Office Kaizen: Transforming
Office Operations into a Strategic
Competitive Advantage
See how visual controls are
developed and used in a factory
environment to help identify
production problems and improve
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productivity. Case studies at four
leading companies show how to control inventory, schedule
maintenance, and clearly mark machine and tool locations. We
look at the typical worker reaction to using visual controls and
illustrate the steps needed to help sustain the gains achieved
after implementation.
This book presents a unified, consistent approach
that enables businesses to establish a strategic
competitive advantage by significantly improving
the efficiency, quality, and productivity of their
office and administrative processes.
ASQ Quality Press, 2003, by William Lareau
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LEAN AND QUALITY
What Lean Means
George Koenigsaecker, president of Lean Investments, and lean sensei
for nearly three decades, gives an updated analysis of lean concepts
as they relate to the operations of the Shingo award-winning company,
Hearth and Home Technologies in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Witness the
employee culture required to fuel its journey, and learn to combat
first-time uneasiness with lean behavior by placing it in context with
continuous improvement. sme.org/mi
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Building a Lean Culture
Witness how lean manufacturing helped Peterson Pacific Corporation
reduce the time it takes to manufacture new machines. Learn how
simple changes made for a more efficient plant layout and added
flow to their assembly process. Interviews with key managers and
supervisors illustrate how they selected business improvement areas,
and the problems that slowed down their initial application of lean.
Learn how to sustain your lean improvements and ways
to ensure buy-in from employees at all levels of the
organization. While fundamentally changing workplace
culture is easier said than done, the HID Corporation is well
on its way. See how the company built a sturdy foundation
— teamwork, community involvement, and social interaction
among employees — from which new improvement ideas
continue to positively impact quality, cost, and delivery.
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Lean Manufacturing: A Plant Floor Guide
Gain an easy-to-digest understanding of lean
implementation fundamentals and processes critical
to the successful lean transformation of any plant.
Specific chapters on mapping the value stream, policy
deployment, the five-phase implementation process,
and problem solving illustrate concepts with a pragmatic
approach. In addition, the brownfield implementation
chapter is a must-read for anyone contemplating a lean
changeover from traditional mass production.
SME, 2001, edited by John Allen, Charles Robinson,
and David Stewart
Creating a Lean Culture: Tools to Sustain
Lean Conversions, Third Edition
Lean Manufacturing for the Small Shop,
Second Edition
This best-selling book shows you how to implement a
sustainable, successful transformation by developing
a culture that has your stakeholders throughout the
organizational chart involved and invested in the outcome.
It teaches you how to successfully navigate the politics
in cross-functional process improvement projects, and to
engage executives in ways that are personally meaningful
to them. If you are a leader at any level in an organization
undergoing or considering a lean transformation, this is
where you should start and finish ... and start again.
Thousands of people at hundreds of companies have
used the Shingo award-winning first edition of Lean
Manufacturing for the Small Shop as their guide to
shorten delivery times, eliminate waste, improve quality,
and reduce costs. Author Gary Conner extensively evolves
these principles with new case studies, anecdotes, tools,
and techniques developed through his experiences in
implementing lean in both small and large companies.
Learn how to adopt a lean culture, lead change, and
benchmark progress. Book includes access to online
tools.
Taylor and Francis, 2014, by David Mann
SME, 2008, by Gary Conner, foreword by Norman Bodek
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LEAN AND QUALITY
The Secrets of Getting Lean Ideas from Employees
Front-line employees see many problems and opportunities that their managers don’t,
but most organizations fail to tap into this extraordinary potential source of revenue
enhancement and savings — generating ideas. This package includes the book, Ideas Are
Free, along with eight video programs which set a roadmap for integrating ideas and idea
management. The book and video programs may be purchased individually.
SME, 2004 — 5 hours, 40 minutes
Ideas Are Free
Berret-Koehler Publishers, 2004, by Alan G. Robinson, PhD and Dean M. Schroeder, PhD
What is an Idea?
Product ID: DV04PUB3
$80/Members: $72
$80/Members: $72
The Power of Small Ideas
Focusing Ideas on What Matters Most
What About Rewards for the Ideas?
Getting More and Better Ideas
Making Ideas a Central Part of Work
Liberating and Transforming: Employee
Ideas and Lean Culture
$80/Members: $72
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The Characteristics of a Good Process
$80/Members: $72
$80/Members: $72
$80/Members: $72
Lean Thinking: Banish Waste and
Create Wealth in Your Corporation
Womack and Jones formed a network of companies
and individuals dedicated to lean production,
whose stories form the basis of this book. Showa
Manufacturing, a Japanese maker of radiators and
boilers, for instance, pulled itself out of an earnings
slump by changing from mass-producing batches of
standardized equipment to producing customized
small lots. This book is for specialists who want to
streamline processes.
Simon and Schuster, 2003 by James P. Womack and
Daniel T. Jones
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LEAN AND QUALITY
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Training Within Industry
See how the four modules of training within industry —
job relations, job instruction, job methods, and job safety
— work together to generate cooperation and positive
employee relations, teach supervisors how to quickly train
employees, establish and maintain standardized work,
provide a framework for sustained continuous process
improvement, and maintain a safe work environment.
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Incorporating Lean: From the
Factory to Front Office
Customer-Focused Manufacturing
A global leader in particle separation equipment, SWECO
applied lean plant-wide, from the office to the loading dock.
SWECO team leaders reveal the secrets for continuous
improvement within their operation. See how they used a
two-prong approach to apply lean, helping them to increase
profits, improve quality, reduce costs, and better serve their
customers. sme.org/mi
This program presents the innovative techniques used for
creating a highly flexible workforce and details the steps
used when implementing a cell. See how Milwaukee
Electric Tool Corporation successfully transformed to a
more flexible, short lead-time system through cellular
manufacturing, kaizen, and just-in-time production
techniques resulting in remarkable improvements in
productivity and profitability. sme.org/mi
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LEAN AND QUALITY
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Lean: Lessons
from the Road
Embarking on a lean journey is similar to hitchhiking — there
are many roads on which to wander and no single one is right
for all. Discover the most critical lessons learned over the
authors’ combined 30-plus years of exploring lean highways
and read stories based on real-world applications. The
authors focus on areas where most lean efforts fail, providing
steps to take to reenergize, accelerate and sustain a lean
transformation. The book concludes with interviews of lean
practitioners on the front lines of change at Chrysler, Ross
Controls, DTE Energy, RSR Corporation, and Nemak.
SME, 2005, by Jamie Flinchbaugh and Andy Carlino
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The Lean Handbook: A Guide to the Bronze
Certification Body of Knowledge
Written by a team of lean experts, this handbook is
indispensable to anyone interested in implementing
and sustaining a lean initiative. By addressing the Lean
Certification Body of Knowledge, this book provides a basic
understanding of the lean principles, systems, and tools at a
tactical level to drive improvements with measurable results.
The industry-leading Lean Certification program is the result
of a partnership among four leading non-profit organizations
— ASQ, AME, Shingo Institute, and SME — that collectively
set the standard for operational excellence and an improved
workforce.
ASQ Quality Press, 2012, edited by Anthony Manos
and Chad Vincent
Running Today’s Factory: A Proven Strategy
for Lean Manufacturing
This book explains how the principles of lean manufacturing
can be used to achieve substantial and sustainable
competitive advantages in today’s economic environment.
Scientific models from operations research are presented to
explain how and why these lean manufacturing principles
should be applied. A branch of queuing theory known
as factory physics is introduced, and its agreement with
lean philosophy is demonstrated. The authors highlight
the importance of culture and organizational structure
and provide clear strategies for affecting change in any
organization.
Hanser Publications, 1999, by Charles Standard
and Dale Davis
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Poka-Yoke: Mistake Proofing
Examine the modern and practical methods of mistake
proofing or “poka-yoke.” See how the use of mistakeproofing techniques can help reduce costs, increase quality,
and accelerate customer delivery time. The commonplace
examples provide a perfect training tool for anyone wanting
to build a more reliable and predictable improvement process
that can easily integrate with other business procedures.
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Lean Production Simplified: Plain-Language Guide
to the World’s Most Powerful Production System,
Third Edition
Lean Production Simplified gives a clear overview of the structure
and tools of the lean production system. Written for the practitioner
by a practitioner, it delivers a comprehensive insider’s view of lean
management. The author helps readers grasp the system as a whole,
as well as the factors that animate it. This new edition deepens
and extends the previous edition with case studies on lean outside
the factory in settings such as health care, IT, finance, design,
engineering, and more. The author’s straightforward, common sense
approach makes this book an easily accessible, on-the-floor resource
for every team member.
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Single Piece Flow
Advance your own lean training initiative through the practical
applications behind single piece flow. Industry insights from
Conmed Linvatec, a world-class manufacturer of surgical
equipment, focus on how the company transformed production
of large batches to making only what its customers need,
becoming more profitable, competitive, and responsive to the
demands of the marketplace. sme.org/mi
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Taylor and Francis, 2015, by Pascal Dennis
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Mistake Proofing: Achieving Zero Defects
Lean Automation
Learning Lean Through Simulation
As products increase in complexity and processes have
to be configured very quickly to hit small windows of
opportunity, the implementation of a mistake proofing
program, or poka-yoke, becomes a critical part of any
manufacturing system. Explore how to implement pokayoke and the direction it has led various manufacturers.
See how several leading companies developed systems
to answer key questions in the mistake-proofing process.
This program explores the motivations and practical
implementation of automation in manufacturing and how
can be more effective when used with lean principles.
While there is a school of thought that believes lean equals
simple and therefore manual, looking through the lens
of a lean mind-set can actually help optimize the use of
automation. Using lean principles helps guide automation
improvements to secure gains in throughput, quality,
consistency, and cost as well as worker safety and health.
Three companies share their experiences with lean and
automation. sme.org/mi
Experience a realistic lean experiment without the high
cost or risk of failure. Recorded at the Lean Learning
Center in Novi, Michigan, you will observe different
methods teams applied to solve a similar problem. Learn
how lean is a process of improvement and see how the
application of lean principles and rules can increase
efficiency, improve quality, and strengthen customersupplier connections. sme.org/mi
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LEAN AND QUALITY
The Toyota Way: 14 Management Principles
from the World’s Greatest Manufacturer
Real Numbers: Management Accounting in a
Lean Organization
Toyota Production System: Beyond
Large-Scale Production
This book explains Toyota’s unique approach to lean
management — the 14 principles that drive Toyota’s
quality and efficiency-obsessed culture. Discover how the
right combination of long-term philosophy, processes,
people, and problem solving can transform your
organization into a lean, learning enterprise.
Current management accounting practices produce
financial statements that are unnecessarily complex and do
not fully detail financial information. This explosive issue
and its implications are fully explored in Real Numbers.
The authors, each a chief financial executive, describe how
management accounting evolved to this point and how
simplicity and clarity can be restored — particularly in a
lean organization.
This classic text provides striking insights into how
the Toyota Production System can be adapted for
manufacturing organizations — and how it can work for
you. Written as a historical and philosophical description
of the rationale and purpose of just-in-time and lean
manufacturing, the book brings essential knowledge to any
lean manufacturing initiative.
McGraw-Hill Education, 2004, by Jeffrey K. Liker
Managing Times Press, 2003, by Jean E. Cunningham
and Orest J. Fiume
Productivity Press, 1988, by Taiichi Ohno
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Lean Solutions: How Companies and
Customers Can Create Value and Wealth
Lean Transformation: How to Change Your
Business into a Lean Enterprise
Lean Solutions establishes the ground-breaking principles
of lean consumption showing companies how to eliminate
inefficiency during consumption. This book deconstructs
the broken producer-consumer model and shows
businesses how to repair it.
In this easy-to-read, practical guide, two top business
executives explain how to employ the techniques
pioneered by Toyota to put your business in position to
bury the competition. They draw upon their personal
experience of transforming dozens of manufacturing plants
and businesses around the world to provide you with real
life examples of what works and what doesn’t.
Simon and Schuster, 2005, by James P. Womack and
Daniel T. Jones
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The Oaklea Press, 1999, by Bruce A. Henderson and
Jorge L. Larco, foreword by James P. Womack
The Lean Design Guidebook: Everything
Your Product Development Team Needs to
Slash Manufacturing Cost
The Lean Design Guidebook describes 18 powerful and
practical tools for dramatic manufacturing cost reduction.
An integrated approach to the application of these wasteeliminating tools is described, along with proven methods
for training and deployment within a single team or an
entire organization.
Technology Perspectives, 2004, by Ronald Mascitelli
ISBN: 978-0966269727, 312 pages, spiral-bound
softcover
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Engineering a Lean Supply Chain
This introductory program explores the business practice of
supply chain collaboration and explains how companies are
“leaning” their supply chain. Learn the steps to discover
the waste in your supply chain and see how to define your
company’s core competencies. Case studies are featured.
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Lean Hospitals: Improving Quality, Patient Safety,
and Employee Satisfaction, Second Edition
Supply Chain Management
Author Mark Graban explains how lean manufacturing principles such
as value stream mapping and standardized work can help hospital
personnel identify and eliminate waste in their own processes. Lean
Hospitals details root cause, problem-solving and daily processes that
can engage all personnel in systemic improvement from effectively
preventing delays for patients, reducing wasted motion for caregivers,
and improving the overall quality of care.
CRC Press, 2011, by Mark Graban, foreword by John Toussaint, MD
ISBN: 978-1439870433, 245 pages
Information technology is used to gather real-time data to
provide meaningful management information for maintaining
supplier-customer relationships. We show how companies
have used real-time information systems to track sales and
inventory. Detailed interviews shed insight into dramatically
reducing finished goods inventory while providing new
products to customers. sme.org/mi
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A Lean Supply Chain at John Deere
Work Measurement
Look inside the successful partnership between John Deere
and one of their suppliers, R&B Machining and Grinding
Co. to see how continuous improvement in both companies
led to profits in a competitive marketplace. sme.org/mi
Learn work measurement practices and see how
manufacturers are using them to measure productivity
improvements. You’ll see a basic time study conducted
at Cooper Instrument Corporation and how MacGreggor
Golf uses a work measurement to develop standards and
generate routings. Learn how Cramerton Automotive utilizes
work sampling techniques on an inspection and packing
line, and how Kohler depends on work measurement
to establish and correct standards for both direct and
indirect labor. Hear from Royal Dossett, an expert on work
measurement application and technology, and Donovan
Young, Associate Professor of Industrial and Systems
Engineering, at Georgia Tech. sme.org/mi
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Green Lean: Achieving Outstanding
Environmental Performance with Lean
Expert consultants Dean Schroeder and Alan Robinson
invite you inside Subaru Indiana Automotive to see how
lean improvements led to breakthroughs in environmental
performance. See the impact behind employee involvement
and first-hand examples of waste reduction including reuse
of packaging and recycling of raw materials. sme.org/mi
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Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Blitz
DFM: Design for Manufacturing
Watch what happens as team members from the Modern
Drop Forge Company emerge from a four-day total
productive maintenance kaizen event to identify potential
problems, determine root causes for underperforming
equipment, and brainstorm improvement ideas. sme.org/mi
Go inside Storage Technology, where DFM was used to cut
cost 86% and reduced the part count from 119 to 36.
Viewers also see how DFM was applied to large hydraulic
cylinders at Caterpillar, Inc. At Xerox, DFM was used to
redesign a paper feed guide with fewer parts. And, at IBM,
standardized components helped to expedite product
development. sme.org/mi
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Design for Manufacture and Assembly
(DFMA)
Nicholas Dewhurst of Boothroyd Dewhurst explains the
concepts and use of DFMA in product analysis to help you
understand the drivers of cost, and the interaction of the
individual pieces within the product to optimize design,
manufacturability, and assembly. Companies case studied
include MDS-SCIEX and Plug Power. sme.org/mi
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MI
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Right-Sized Equipment
Failure Mode Effects Analysis
Lean Accounting
An exclusive look into Boeing Company’s Commercial
Airplane Plant and Integrated Aero Structures Division
explains how right-sized equipment improved their lean
process. Instead of large product batches that must be
stored, right-sized equipment produces just the amount of
product needed and errors in the process can be quickly
exposed and eliminated. sme.org/mi
Quality standards like ISO-9000 and QS-9000 require
failure mode effects analysis (FMEA) on all new products.
To shorten development cycles, many different experts
are involved in the design and testing phases of new
products. Give your design team a good understanding of
the importance of risk reduction, how FMEA tracks these
responsibilities, and how FMEA is used to distinguish
between product and process risk. sme.org/mi
Use this program to provide everyone in your organization
with a common understanding of lean accounting and
its impact on the road to becoming lean. See how lean
accounting supports lean manufacturing by offering data
that enhances continuous improvement, value stream
analysis, and performance. Experts Brian Maskell and
Orry Fiume outline ways to become a world leader in lean
business management. Company case studies include
Southco, Inc. and MarquipWardUnited. sme.org/mi
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next
Industrial Revolution
In this ground-breaking blueprint for a new
economy, three leading business visionaries explain
how the world is on the verge of a new industrial
revolution. Natural Capitalism describes a future
in which business and environmental interests
increasingly overlap, and in which companies
can improve their bottom lines and help solve
environmental problems.
Back Bay Books, 2000, by Paul Hawken,
Amory Lovins, and L. Hunter Lovins
Lean Manufacturing Systems and Cell Design
Lean Tooling: The Right Tool at the Right Time
Experts J.T. Black and Steve Hunter explain how cellular
systems comprise the foundation of the entire lean
implementation process. Learn how to integrate quality and
reliability control, machine tool maintenance, production
and inventory control, and suppliers into the linked-cell
system for one-piece-parts movement within cells and
small-lot movement between cells. Also provides leadingedge information on how three-dimensional software can be
used to simulate hypothetical cells and map out the impact
ergonomics has on productivity in existing cells.
The purpose of lean tooling is simple: to ensure that the right tool,
in good condition, is in the hands of the right person, at the right
time, in the right place. To do that, the authors have created a unique
five-phase process. This text targets tools and tooling. But so much
waste has grown around tools and tooling that you must deal with
equipment, processes, and people as well. The job of lean tooling is
to eliminate all waste in the process while it performs its purpose.
Lean tooling goes far beyond quick changeovers, setup reductions,
and the 5S program. It provides autonomous maintenance for tooling,
a kanban for tooling program, complete standardization, and visual
control systems.
SME, 2003, by J.T. Black, PhD, FSME and
Steve L. Hunter, PhD
SME, 2002, by Tom Fabrizio and Don Tapping
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Introduction to Lean Tooling
Lean Tooling in Action
Lean ITS
This program will help you organize your tooling so you
can find every tool you need in less than 30 seconds. It
will help you get tooling ready faster so that setup time is
minimized. You will be able to rely on your tools for precision
so inspection time can be eliminated. The program also
shows you ways of reducing administrative tooling costs by
demonstrating kanban systems for keeping track of tooling
inventory. sme.org/mi
Visit Lee Blake Precision Machining, Eaton Aerospace,
K&A Machine and Tool, and Classic Turning to see how
lean tooling, Five S, and kanban systems have saved these
companies time and money. This program is designed to be
used in conjunction with the program, Introduction to Lean
Tooling, which presents the five phases of implementing lean
tooling. sme.org/mi
Watch how one company overcame skepticism to inspire
success. Produced in cooperation with the Association for
Manufacturing Excellence (AME), employees from KimberlyClark and lean expert Jean Cunningham openly discuss how
they implemented lean principles to reduce waste in existing
information technology systems (ITS). Candid interviews
reveal and celebrate the realistic expectations of adopting a
lean culture focused on value-added customer service.
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Realistic Cost Estimating for
Manufacturing, Third Edition
Lean Product Development
The most effective way to generate an estimate of a new
product’s cost, engineering change cost, or innovation
cost is through a detailed cost investigation. Analysis of
the available materials and processes leads to the most
economical and financial decisions. Now in its third
edition, Realistic Cost Estimating for Manufacturing has
been used by students and practitioners since 1968 in
this endeavor. Revised and expanded, the book recognizes
the extremely important role estimating is playing in
today’s highly competitive global economy. Realistic
Cost Estimating for Manufacturing provides a survey
of the myriad manufacturing processes and practices
and combines this with in-depth explanations and
examples of costing methods and tools. A comprehensive,
standardized approach to their application is given.
Among the manufacturing processes surveyed are:
machining, casting, stamping, forging, welding, plastics
technology, finishing, and rapid prototyping.
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Setup Reduction
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Realistic Cost Estimating for Manufacturing,
Third Edition Instructor’s Guide
Follow a three-day journey at Plymouth Tube where
Rick Feller, manager of manufacturing excellence, is
your host for the company’s setup reduction kaizen.
See how to lead a setup reduction event, measure
your current methods, identify time elements
within a setup, and learn what it takes to change
and prove out methods. The program also covers
team composition, equipment needs, encountering
resistance, and achieving team consensus.
sme.org/mi
Authors and educators Michael Kennedy and Ron
Mascitelli provide unique but synergistic approaches
to lean product development implementation along
with tips on how to avoid pitfalls and ensure success.
Get started on your journey to dramatic reductions
in time-to-market and greater value creation for
your customers. Viewers hear practical, real-world
experiences from several firms to help guide their own
lean product development and deployment strategy.
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LEAN AND QUALITY
A Primer on the Taguchi Method,
Second Edition
Rediscover the techniques and applications of the renowned Taguchi approach to quality in this
enhanced edition that expands on how to design, analyze, and interpret experiments for a wide range of
common products and processes. For those who need a more rigorous statistical treatment, the book’s
appendices provide full mathematical details on orthogonal arrays, triangular tables and linear graphs,
along with fully worked solutions to problems presented in the example case studies.
SME, 2010, by Ranjit K. Roy
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Six Sigma
Six Sigma and Other Continuous Improvement Tools for the Small Shop
Written by the author of the award-winning best-seller Lean Manufacturing for the Small Shop, this
book concentrates on six sigma in the small shop environment and shows the relationship between
continuous improvement, lean, and quality. Learn how continuous improvement tools support each
other. A special hands-on CD-ROM is included, which can help make the DMAIC (define, measure,
analyze, improve, control) process easier for obtaining six-sigma quality.
SME, 2002, by Gary Conner
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In this program you will discover how a six sigma quality
program has improved three different manufacturing
organizations. Insightful interviews with both manufacturing
and quality personnel share their results of several six sigma
programs conducted. Company case studies include Gretag
Imaging, Ortho Clinical Diagnostics, and Lockheed Martin.
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LEAN AND QUALITY
Learning to See: Value-Stream Mapping to Create Value
and Eliminate MUDA
This simple tool makes it possible for you to see through the clutter of a
complex plant and documents Toyota’s mapping methodology. You’ll soon be
able to identify all of the processing steps along the path from raw materials
to finished goods for each product and all of the information flows going back
from the customer through the plant and upstream to suppliers. The foreword
and introduction describes how they discovered the mapping tool in their
study of Toyota.
Lean Enterprise Institute, 2003, by Mike Rother and John Shook, foreword by
Daniel T. Jones and James P. Womack
Practical Lean Accounting: A Proven System for Measuring
and Managing the Lean Enterprise, Second Edition
The Squeeze: A Novel Approach to Business Sustainability
Practical Lean Accounting explains exactly what it takes to transform a
traditional accounting system to one that supports and enhances a company’s
lean efforts. Defining the fundamental principles of lean accounting, it
demonstrates how to use them to identify and eliminate wasteful transactions.
The book includes coverage of cell performance measurement, use of the
box score, operational and financial planning, cost targeting, lean accounting
diagnostics, and value stream mapping. The book contains a wealth of tools that
makes it ideal for company training sessions and advanced undergraduate and
graduate-level courses. Enhanced with extensive end-of-chapter exercises and a
CD-ROM with lean accounting tools.
Barely breaking even, Brookings Manufacturing is feeling the squeeze even
after five years of lean implementation. Do they sell the barely profitable
business and leave the fate of lifetime friends/co-workers to chance,
move 200 manufacturing jobs overseas, and substantially affect the local
community, or try something new and quick? See what happens to the
employees, customers, suppliers, and even the bank when Brookings
Manufacturing uses the Triple Bottom Line to sustain business.
SME, 2007, by Gary Langenwalter
CRC Press, 2011, by Brian H. Maskell, Bruce Baggaley, and Larry Grasso
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SME: Training and Connecting Manufacturers
You’re already familiar with our extensive collection of manufacturing books and videos.
But you may not know about all the other ways we support the manufacturing industry.
Whether you’re looking for industry connections, training and development solutions,
cutting-edge technical information or the opportunity to inspire next-generation
manufacturers, we can help.
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MACHINING
FMP
FMP
FMP
Turning and the Lathe
Milling and Machining Centers
Grinding
Turning on the lathe is one of the most common
metalcutting operations. Explore the basic components
of an engine lathe, workholding arrangements, tooling
arrangements, and turning process variables. FEATURES:
critical lathe dimensions, stock-holding methods, both
external and internal turning processes, CNC lathes, toolholding methods, and operating parameters. sme.org/fmp
Discover what makes milling with machining centers an
important high-volume process for shaping materials.
Learn about the milling process and the use of tool
changing, work changing, and workholding arrangements
on machining centers. Features the basics of knee mill
and machining centers; milling cutters, operations,
accessories, and process variables; and operational
performance. sme.org/fmp
Watch the grinding process and how it is used to shape
and finish metal and other materials. The applications
of these methods are featured along with illustrations of
the most common abrasives and superabrasives. Features
include cylindrical, internal, centerless, and surface
grinding processes; types of abrasives and bonding
methods; grinding wheel maintenance; the specifics of
surface finishing; and grinding safety. sme.org/fmp
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MACHINING
FMP
FMP
FMP
Holemaking
Threading
Workholding
This program explains the elements of a drill and the
types used in various applications. Includes operating
parameters and good drilling practices to help operators
understand what is happening during holemaking
operations. Features include basic twist drill description,
importance of coolants, drill maintenance and sharpening,
manual and numerically controlled holemaking equipment,
secondary drilling, and finishing operations. sme.org/fmp
This program illustrates the dimensions that make up all
threads, including the major diameter, minor diameter,
thread pitch, and thread pitch diameter. Learn various
processes that produce external threads and internal
threads. Features various forms of tooling, threadproducing machinery, tapping process, and tapping
machines. sme.org/fmp
Examine the principles and concepts inherent to all
workholding, such as the “six degrees of freedom.” You
will also explore the various workholding options for milling
and machining centers and lathes. Features include
workholding requirements, methods for high- and lowvolume parts, machining center workholding, and the use
of chucks, collets, and other lathe workholding devices.
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MACHINING
Machine Tools: Specification, Purchase,
and Installation
This practical guide provides a systematic approach to
acquiring and setting up machine tools efficiently and
cost-effectively. It delivers a step-by-step plan for choosing
the appropriate machine tool to meet your company’s
requirements and building the foundation that fits the
specialized tool and the environment in which it will operate.
Real-world examples and helpful checklists are included.
Increase productivity, reduce equipment downtime, and save
money by applying the streamlined methods presented in
this valuable resource.
Precision Machine Design
High-Speed Machining
Explore the aspects of precision machine design. Both
component and system design considerations for precision
machines are addressed. Theoretical analysis and practical
implementation, in addition to many real-world design case
studies, are also included.
Learn about material adaptability and cycle-time reduction
along with the parameters that challenge the traditional
ways of finishing complex workpieces. Proven productivity
improvements, including advanced cutting tools, simplified
machining operations, and cost savings through practical
applications are addressed.
SME, 1992, by Alexander H. Slocum
SME, 2003, by Bert P. Erdel, PhD, LSME
McGraw Hill Education and SME, 2013, by
Russell Gamblin
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MACHINING
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Advanced Grinding
High-Speed Machining
Cutting Tool Materials
Examine how recent advancements in grinding can be
optimized to improve surface finish and accuracy in
ground parts. See the use of advanced cylindrical grinding
techniques, tool and cutter grinding, and the abrasive belt
grinding of parts coated with high velocity oxygen fuel — a
thermal spray coating containing a high percentage of
carbide. sme.org/mi
High-speed machining has been gaining acceptance due to
the advances that encompass high-speed machining centers,
tooling, programming, and software. Go inside Trutron Corp.,
Protomatic, Inc., Gosiger 3D, and Metlfab, Inc., to see how
these four unique companies successfully implemented high
speed machining systems to increase operation efficiencies,
customer turnaround, and cost savings. sme.org/mi
Explore the wide variety of cutting tools and cutting tool
materials, from high-speed steel and carbide to super hard
materials. This program will guide you through selecting the
proper tool material for turning and milling operations. The
various tool coatings and cutting tool failure modes are also
discussed. Program content includes high-speed steel grades,
coatings, and categories; cemented carbide categories,
property variables, tool types, insert grades, coatings, and
ANSI identification system; ceramic tool materials, cermet
tools, super hard tool materials, and tool failure modes.
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MACHINING
FMP
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Cutting Tool Geometries
Cutting Tool Design
Metalcutting Fluids
Efficient metalcutting requires using the properly shaped
tool for the task. These cutting tools are all described by
their angles or geometries. To better understand these
angles, this program examines single-point turning tool and
toolholder geometries along with milling and multi-point tool
geometries. sme.org/fmp
Explore single-point and multi-point cutting tool geometries
and machining variables that affect the design of cutting
tools. Examine indexable insert geometries, chip-breaker
designs, and toolholders for use in turning operations. You
will see examples of both linear travel and rotary travel multipoint tools, including the broach, twist drill, and face mill.
sme.org/ftd
Learn what fluids actually do during the metalcutting
process and how to properly apply and care for them. Newer
technologies like minimum quantity lubrication and dry
machining are also explained. Features include various types
of cutting fluids, different application methods, how to select
the right fluids for your processes, methods for maintaining
fluids, and safety requirements. sme.org/fmp
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MACHINING
Deburring and Edge Finishing Handbook
Any engineer involved with part manufacturing will quickly discover how to accurately identify and evaluate
the most efficient and cost-effective deburring option(s) for a specific application. This text provides an
overview of deburring along with approaches to consider when charged with cost reduction or process
improvement to a product that requires deburring or edge treatment. You will find insight into reducing or
eliminating deburring and edge finishing costs through product design, tooling, and procedures. Detailed
are 100 internationally recognized deburring and edge finishing processes you can employ. It also offers an
extensive base of technical information on the vast array of tools, applications, and procedures available.
SME, 1999, by LaRoux K. Gillespie, Dr. Eng, FSME, CMfgE, PE, CEng
FMP
Gears and Gear Manufacturing
This edition features updated and expanded tool designer objectives and responsibilities, a
designer’s guide to machine tools, revised tool material, mechanical definitions and reference
tables, expanded broaching examples and concepts, new sections on part location and support,
expanded bushing applications, and revised GD&T information that includes ASME Y14.52009. Includes a DVD featuring clips from the nine-program Fundamentals of Tool Design Video
Series. sme.org/ftd
SME, 2010, edited by John Nee
This program introduces many primary gear terms and
definitions including involute cure, base circle, pitch
circle, pitch point, line of action, outside circle, root
circle, and many others. Also featured are various gear
forms, functions, axis positions, and gear machining
and finishing processes. sme.org/fmp
Fundamentals of Tool Design, Sixth Edition Instructor’s Guide
SME, 2010
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MACHINING
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Electrical Discharge Machining
Minimum Quantity Lubrication
Computer-Aided Design
Electrical discharge machining (EDM) shapes metal by
creating sparks that melt tiny portions of the workpiece, and
is an exceptionally diverse process that generates no cutting
forces. EDM is especially useful in the production of fragile
parts that cannot take the stress of conventional machining.
This program examines the process and the two primary
forms of EDM: Ram EDM and wire EDM. sme.org/fmp
This program surveys four very different manufacturers —
Ford Motor Company, Amerimax, Advanced Mold, and World
Machinery and Saws System Co. — that apply only the
minimum amount of lubricant needed for each job. Each
of these companies had once relied on traditional floodcoolant methods that supply large amounts of fluids to the
machining process, creating high handling, cleaning, and
disposal costs, as well as hazards to plant workers’ skin and
lungs. Through MQL systems, costs were cut and hazards
eliminated, while increasing production rates and tool
lifetimes. sme.org/mi
Explore the tools and techniques used within four
fundamental computer-aided design categories: Twodimensional CAD, 3D modeling, 3D assembly design, and
CAD analysis. Examine orthographic projection, workflow,
and detailing, as well as the use of two-dimensional
sketching, feature-based parametric 3D modeling, and
design editing. Other concepts include part mating/
alignment, interference detection and dynamic motion, and
the four basic principles used in CAD analysis. sme.org/ftd
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MACHINING
Cutting and Grinding Fluids: Selection and Application,
Second Edition
This book makes it easy to match the properties and performance of
fluids to the demands of your equipment, parts, and tooling. Learn
the basics, such as how fluids function and fluid types, as well as
more technical information such as quality control and testing,
troubleshooting, and regulatory considerations. A glossary of terms and
machinability ratings tables are included for quick and easy reference.
FMP
SME, 1992, edited by Jeffrey D. Silliman
Computer Numerical Control
This program explains the basics of computer numerical control (CNC) by
featuring segments on CNC principles and CNC programming. In the principles
segment, we highlight the rectangular coordinate system and its use in
generating precision tool paths. Integral elements of the rectangular coordinate
system are presented, including: program zero, coordinate points, coordinate
polarity, the absolute mode, the incremental mode, quadrants, and the various
axes of motion. The programming segment features a step-by-step examination
of CNC part program commands and their various letter addresses and numeric
values. Discussion on point-to-point positioning, contouring, interpolation,
compensations, special programming features, manual programming, computeraided part design (CAD), and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) are
presented. sme.org/fmp
Handbook of Jig and Fixture Design, Second Edition
Extensively illustrated with hundreds of proven designs and illustrations,
this book explains dozens of different types of fixtures. Eighteen chapters
show you both basic principles and advanced designs and applications
for today’s flexible systems and numerically controlled machines.
SME, 1989, edited by William E. Boyes
ISBN: 978-0872633656, 1,192 pages, hardcover
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MACHINING
Parametric Programming for
Computer Numerical Control Machine
Tools and Touch Probes
Deburring Processes
In Parametric Programming for Computer
Numerical Control Machine Tools and Touch
Probes, CNC expert and author Mike Lynch
demystifies this simple yet sophisticated
programming tool. In an easy-to-understand
tutorial format, he presents a comprehensive howto of parametric programming from a user’s point
of view. Focusing on three of the most popular
versions of parametric programming — Fanuc’s
custom macro B, Okuma’s user task 2, and Fadal’s
macro — the book describes what parametric
programming is, what it can do, and how it does
it more efficiently than manual programming.
Along with a host of program-simplifying
techniques included in the book, you are treated
to descriptions of how to write, set up, and run
general-purpose subprograms; simulate the
addition of control options; and integrate higher
level programming capabilities at G-code level.
FMP
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Fixture Design
FTD
SME, 1996, by Mike L. Lynch
Fixtures are workholding devices intended to hold,
locate, and support workpieces during manufacturing
operations, such as machining and inspection.
Examine both standard and custom fixtures, and
the many variables that influence a fixtures design,
including fixture materials, designated reference
surfaces/datums, production rates/part quantities,
tooling accuracy, and the cost-benefit ratio.
sme.org/ftd
Deburring processes are used to finish sharp,
undesirable part edges that are produced during
cutting and stamping operations. This program
includes information on an array of deburring
processes including cutting processes, power
brushing, bonded abrasive finishing, mass finishing,
abrasive blasting, abrasive-flow deburring, thermal
deburring, and electro-chemical deburring.
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MACHINING
Machinery’s Handbook, 30th Edition (Toolbox Size)
For more than 100 years, Machinery’s Handbook has been the most popular reference work in metalworking, design,
engineering and manufacturing facilities, and technical schools and colleges throughout the world. It is universally
acknowledged as an extraordinarily authoritative, comprehensive, and practical tool, providing its users with the most
fundamental and essential aspects of sophisticated manufacturing practice. The 30th edition of the “Bible of the
Metalworking Industries” contains major revisions of existing content, as well as new material on a variety of topics. It is the
essential reference for mechanical, manufacturing, and industrial engineers, designers, draftsmen, toolmakers, machinists,
engineering and technology students, and the serious home hobbyist.
Industrial Press, Inc., 2016, by Erik Oberg, Franklin D. Jones, Holbrook L. Horton, Henry H. Ryffel,
and senior editor, Christopher McCauley
The Machinery’s Handbook is also available in these formats and editions:
Machinery’s Handbook, 30th Edition (Large Print)
Machinery’s Handbook, 29th Edition (Toolbox)
Machinery’s Handbook, 30th Edition Guide
Machinery’s Handbook, 29th Edition (Large Print)
Machinery’s Handbook Pocket Companion,
Revised First Edition
Machinery’s Handbook, 29th Edition Guide
Machinery’s Handbook, 30th Edition CD-ROM
ISBN: 978-0831130930, 4,024 pages
Product ID: CD16PUB1 • $105/Members: $94.50
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First Edition Replica
ISBN: 978-0831133702, 1,400 pages, leather cover
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STAMPING, FORMING, AND FABRICATING
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Tool Materials
Sheet Metal Coil Processing
Sheet Metal Shearing and Bending
Tool Materials provides a comprehensive examination of the
three principal tool material groups: ferrous, non-ferrous,
and non-metallic tool materials; with detailed coverage of
the various carbon steels, alloy steels, tool steels, and cast
irons, and how they are best applied. Also covers the three
primary material types: aluminum, carbide, and cermet
along with in-depth information on tooling produced from
wood, composites, rubber, ceramics, diamond, and cubic
born nitride. sme.org/ftd
Sheet Metal Coil Processing illustrates the essentials of coil
slitting, coil blanking, and coil processing lines. Coil slitting
details the slitting process and the elements of loop-type
slitting lines and pull-through slitting lines. Coil blanking
highlights the use of stationary cut-to-length shearing lines,
flying shear lines, and blanking presses. Features coil stock
production and handling, slitting line systems, blanking
and shearing processes, and basic components of a coil
processing line. sme.org/fmp
See how a part is sheared and the variety of shearing
machines available, along with examples of press brake
dies, bending operations, and coil slitting. Additionally, learn
about the necessity for gaging in both shearing and bending
operations. Features the principles of shearing and bending,
demonstration of the theory of shearing and bending,
machinery operation, and the functions of die tooling.
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FTD
Sheet Metal Stamping Presses
Sheet Metal Stamping Dies and Processes
Progressive Die Design
Stamping presses transform sheet metal into functional
products by applying the force of a moving ram to tooling
located within the press. Stamping’s primary advantage is
the ability to transform two-dimensional sheet metal stock
into three-dimensional finished components at a relatively
high rate of speed with minimum operator intervention.
This program provides a broad understanding of stamping
presses, and includes segments on: mechanical presses,
hydraulic presses, press controls, and press feeding.
This program provides an understanding of how stamping
dies operate. You will explore sheet metal deformation and
formability, dies and die functions, die lubrication, and
stamping analysis. Features basic die operations such as
shearing, drawing and bending, as well as single-station
dies, multiple-station dies, and tandem press lines.
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Learn the design variables used in part/strip development
that contribute to part quality, progressive die tool
maintenance, tool life, and tool cost, including part
orientation, part transport, stock positioning, and the
number of progressions. Also examined is the effective use
of lubricants in progressive dies to control friction, extend
tool life, and improve part surface quality. sme.org/ftd
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Progressive Dies: Principles and Practices
of Design and Construction
Discover new technologies presented within the context of
classic die making fundamentals. Progressive Dies is your
collective source for improving current designs or learning
how to take advantage of progressive die efficiency and
cost reduction. Among the topics covered are die material
selection and properties, developing progression stages,
grinding, EDM and wire-cut EDM operations, die and strip
layout, and die protection systems and electronic sensors.
SME, 1994, edited by Don Peterson
ISBN 978-0872634480, 462 pages, hardcover
Die Design Handbook, Third Edition
Die Maintenance Handbook
Whether you’re involved in a highly specialized operation,
or need information on the many types of die designs, this
book offers the most comprehensive reference on how to
design dies. Hundreds of illustrations of proven designs
are included as you examine pressworking terminology,
stampings, shear action, bending, movement, draw and
compression dies, rubber-pad and hydraulic-action dies,
and much more.
Find solutions to common tool and die problems and learn
scheduled maintenance strategies to help you avoid costly
die repairs. Reasons and strategies for establishing an
effective die-maintenance program are outlined with the
benefits of doing repair work in-house and how to avoid
pitfalls when repair work is contracted out.
SME, 1990, by David A. Smith, LSME
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Tool and Die Making Troubleshooter
Quick Die Change, Second Edition
Press Brake Technology
Conceived from years of problem solving, this book
is destined to become your indispensable guide for
designing, constructing, and maintaining quality tools,
dies, molds, fixtures, general machine components, and
more. It’s a comprehensive reference for anyone working
with the application and use of specialty steels and alloys
(carbon steels, alloy steels, tool steels, and high-speed
steels) in all types of tooling applications.
Quick die change is a complex process vital to the
modern press shop and essential for maintaining product
uniformity, quality, and profitability. This book is filled with
engineering know-how, sound management principles,
and the history and theory behind quick die change for
advanced die setters, engineering managers, production
managers, and manufacturing engineers.
Press Brake Technology brings advanced knowledge
of press brakes to the engineering department, shop
floor, and classroom. This comprehensive book presents
information in a non-machine specific format and
establishes a base line reference, using the application
of basic mathematics, trigonometry, and geometry to
select die widths, establish precise bend deductions, and
other aspects of press brake operation. It focuses on the
machines, the procedures, the mathematics, the tools,
and the safe procedures necessary to run an efficient press
brake operation.
SME, 2002, by Richard M. Leed
SME, 1997, by Steve D. Benson
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Troubleshooting Tool and Die Making
Forging
Extrusion Processes
This program examines the causes of tool and die failure
and offers a step-by-step methodology to troubleshoot
problems and understand their cause to alleviate failure.
Processes explored include stamping, forging, extrusion,
powder metallurgy, and injection molding. sme.org/ftd
This program begins by outlining forging’s function in
refining the metallurgical microstructure of wrought mills
forms and their use in generating parts to near-net shape.
Featured are segments on open-die forging, impressiondie forging, related forging processes (ring rolling, hot-die
forging, and isothermal forging), and forging automation.
You’ll find definitions and principles behind the technology
and much more. sme.org/fmp
An introduction to plastic extrusion and metal extrusion
processes, segments on hot metal extrusion, warm and
cold metal extrusion processes, plastic profile extrusion,
and blown film extrusion are featured. Content includes
demonstrations of extrusion processes; hot, warm, and
cold extrusion; industrial applications; direct, indirect,
combination, and impact extrusion; and plastic extrusion
processes. sme.org/fmp
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Roll Forming
Punch Presses
Thermal and Abrasive Waterjet Cutting
Gain an immediate understanding of basic roll forming
concepts. Shop floor footage and high-quality animations
detail roll form tooling design and the forming of coil
stock. Content includes concepts and technical terms;
applications; materials; dimensional and cross-sectional
tolerances; straightness, camber, curve, bow, and twist;
tooling design and manufacturing; machine types; and
lubricants. sme.org/fmp
Examine the versatility of the turret punch press and its
tooling accessories such as the plasma cutting torch, laser
cutting attachment, and automated material loading and
unloading equipment. Operations such as nibbling are also
covered along with a look at special punch press tooling,
multi-tools, and rotary adapters. Features CNC turret punch
operation, types of punch presses, accessories, and material
handling systems. sme.org/fmp
Provides a comprehensive introduction to the three most
commonly used thermal cutting processes — oxy-fuel,
plasma, and laser — and examines the best applications
for waterjet cutting. See the advantages and disadvantages
of each process and learn how to choose the most effective
method based on the type of material and cut intricacy.
Features the basis for specific process selection, oxy-fuel
gas process, plasma- and laser-cutting applications, and
abrasive waterjet cutting. sme.org/fmp
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Tube Forming Book and Video Package
This package includes the book, Tube Forming Processes: A Comprehensive Guide, along with the video program, Tube Bending. The book provides
the best materials, methods, and equipment for bending, cutting, branching, brazing, and joining tubes. Information is from top industry experts
covering the fundamentals and guidelines for tube fabrication, pipe fabrication, and other areas. The video program explores the various materials
and methods used for bending and end forming tubes. Both rotary-draw tooling and the use of internal mandrels are highlighted. Also featured are
segments on compression bending, ram bending, press bending, and roll bending. The tube end forming segment examines the basic forms that
can be applied to the end of a tube with the primary types including reduction, expansion, flaring, and beading. The book and video program may be
ordered individually.
Tube Bending
Examine the various materials and methods used for bending and forming tubes along with the most
common tube bending methods: rotary-draw bending, compression bending, ram bending, press
bending, and roll bending. Explore the basic forms that can be applied to the end of a tube, with the
primary types being reduction, expansion, flaring, and beading. Features types of tubing, bending
dynamics, tube bending methods, tooling, and machinery. sme.org/fmp
FMP
Tube Forming Processes: A Comprehensive Guide
This authoritative handbook combines timeless tried-and-true aspects of tube forming with current information. Suitable
for novice or advanced tube fabricators, it covers the fundamentals of, and guidelines for, tube and pipe fabrication. It also
includes information on secondary operations required by typical fabricators, as well as management concerns, such as
determining appropriate tools and equipment and weighing cost and quality.
SME, 2002, by Greg G. Miller
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Powder Metallurgy
Metal Forming Simulation
Die Casting
The methods used to produce metal powders as well as
an in-depth discussion of the common part production
processes — mechanical pressing and sintering, metal
injection molding, and hot and cold isostatic pressing
— are illustrated in this program. Features mechanical
pressing and sintering, metal injection molding, hot and
cold isostatic pressing, types of powder metal particles,
mechanical pressing, and injection molding processes.
This program gives you an exclusive look into the innovative
applications of metal forming simulation that have led to
better, more reliable tooling. Ideal for those involved in
product design, die design, stamping, and forming, it will
show you how simulation is applied and provide you with
the most efficient methods to create forming dies. You’ll go
inside Riviera Tool in Grand Rapids, Michigan for real-world
application of this technology. sme.org/mi
Die Casting explores the most common die-cast metals and
their various properties, as well as die casting machines
and die cast tooling. The machines segment covers in detail
both the hot-chamber and the cold-chamber machine types,
lubrication, use of accumulators and pressure intensifiers,
and machine controls and automation. The tooling segment
examines various materials and techniques. sme.org/fmp
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Metal Casting Book and Video Package
This package provides you with the book, Principles of Metal Casting, Third Edition, along with the video program, Casting. The book addresses the
latest advances in the field such as melting, casting processes, sand systems, alloy development, heat treatment, and processing technologies. The
video includes information on pattern and core production methods and covers an array of casting processes. The book and video program may be
ordered individually.
Casting
Explore more than a dozen casting processes and learn how part size, part configuration, part quantity,
required tolerances, and metal specified determine the best casting process to choose. Watch how
different molds and patterns are created, and how molten metal is transferred from the pouring
basin to the mold cavity. Features principles of casting, various casting methods, mold and pattern
construction, typical alloys cast, and their finished characteristics. sme.org/fmp
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Principles of Metal Casting, Third Edition
Written by prominent industry experts, Principles of Metal Casting discusses the latest advances in the field including
melting, casting processes, sand systems, alloy development, heat treatment, and processing technologies. New
chapters cover solidification modeling, casting defects, and zinc and zinc alloys. Detailed photographs, illustrations,
tables, and equations are included throughout. Ideal for students and researchers in metallurgy and foundry science
as well as foundry industry professionals. This authoritative guide provides all the information needed to produce
premium-quality castings.
McGraw Hill Professional and SME, 2014, by Mahi Sahoo and Sudhari Sahu
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Laser Cutting Guide for Manufacturing
Equally applicable to small shops as it is to large fabricator companies, this
guide is a roadmap for developing, implementing, operating, and maintaining
a laser-cutting manufacturing enterprise. The book focuses on metal cutting
of sheets, plates, tubes, and three-dimensional shaped stampings, including
in-depth analysis of the laser cutting market, applications, materials, machines,
and methods. Quality, productivity, and the six sigma approach are also
explained.
FMP
SME, 2003, by Charles L. Caristan, PhD
Gain an understanding of the fundamental similarities and
differences between the two joining processes, learn basic
terminology, and become familiar with common applications. The
techniques and materials used to produce brazed and soldered
components for the automotive, aerospace, appliance and
electronics industries are explained. sme.org/fmp
Fundamentals of Pressworking
Fundamentals of Pressworking is a book you can rely upon to understand the
basics of pressworking and how to solve problems involving testing, selection
and maintenance, die operations, lubricants, and safety equipment. Chapter
contents include types of presses, gap-frame presses, straight-side presses,
hydraulic presses, basic die operations, high-speed presses, transfer presses,
press installation and sensing systems, inspection and maintenance, safety, and
so much more. The accompanying 35-minute DVD features shop-floor footage
of sheet metal stamping presses and sheet metal stamping dies in action.
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Hydroforming Book and Video Package
This package includes the book, Fundamentals of Hydroforming, along with the video program, Hydroforming. The book covers the fundamentals
of both tube hydroforming and sheet metal hydroforming with comprehensive guidelines for product design, material selection, computer
simulation of the hydroforming process, and tool design. It also outlines assembly techniques, considerations of holes and slots, and types of
hydroforming equipment. Fundamentals of Hydroforming provides product designers, manufacturing engineers and process engineers a wide range
of technical information in one concise, easy to follow source. The video program examines the basic materials, tools, and techniques of tubular
hydroforming and sheet metal hydroforming. The book and video program may be ordered individually.
Hydroforming
Gain a basic understanding of the materials and tools of the three primary types of tubular
hydroforming techniques: low pressure, high pressure, and pressure sequence. The sheet metal
hydroforming process, as well as in-process hydro-piercing, and the importance of lubricants are
also presented. Features elements of a hydroforming system, sheet metal hydroforming and tubular
hydroforming methods, requirements for each hydroforming type, and metals used in hydroforming.
FMP
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Fundamentals of Hydroforming
Learn how to successfully implement hydroforming, the manufacturing process that brings together low cost, low mass,
improved structural performance and improved quality. Explains in detail both tube hydroforming (the most common) and
sheet metal hydroforming, with guidelines for product design, material selection, and computer simulation of the process
and tool design.
SME, 2003, by Harjinder Singh
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An illustrative primer on welding processes, learn about
arc welding, resistance welding, laser beam welding, and
electron beam welding. The program also examines both
the friction and ultrasonic welding processes. Features
include joint design and preparation, a guide to process
selection, fusion and solid-state welding methods, and the
operative aspects of the processes and their applications.
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vehicles and hear from Comau and Weld Solutions, Inc.
as they share the latest advancements in laser and hybrid
plasma welding. sme.org/mi
To me,
manufacturing is
wearable
technology.
Everybody has a story.
Tell us yours.
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PLASTICS AND COMPOSITES
FMP
FMP
FMP
Plastic Injection Molding
Plastic Blow Molding
Plastic Injection Molds
Follow plastic material from its raw material state through
the melting process and onto its injection into the mold.
Scripted by plastics industry expert, Irvin I. Rubin, the
program covers injection and clamping systems, various
components of the injection machine, definition of terms,
and common mold types. sme.org/fmp
Plastic blow molding processes are the most popular
methods used to produce hollow products out of
thermoplastic materials. This program details various blow
molding production methods, including intermittent and
continuous extrusion blow molding, injection blow molding,
single- and two-stage bi-axial stretch blow molding, and
co-extrusion blow molding. sme.org/fmp
This program illustrates the primary injection mold
components including the mold base, cavity and cores,
runner system, cooling system, and ejector system.
Segments include injection mold types, computer
simulation, mold prototyping techniques, and mold
maintenance and repair. sme.org/fmp
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FMP
FMP
FMP
Plastics Finishing
Plastics Machining and Assembly
Discover methods used to produce low-and high-volume
products for the packaging, food, medical, automotive,
and appliance industries. Learn about materials used
in thermoforming; the types of clamping and heating
systems; mold types and arrangement; thermoforming
forces; and various in-cycle and post-thermoforming
trimming methods. sme.org/fmp
Explore plastics finishing processes such as degating,
deflashing, painting, plating, vacuum metallizing, pad
printing, hot stamping, silk screening, and fill-and-wipe.
See how contaminants infiltrate the molding process and
how parts are cleaned for these secondary decorative
operations. sme.org/fmp
This program highlights the use of sawing, milling,
routing, turning, waterjet cutting, laser cutting, drilling,
and secondary holemaking operations such as tapping
and reaming. It also covers many fastening and joining
methods used to produce plastic parts. Included are
segments on snap-fit fasteners, hinges, mechanical
fasteners, adhesive and solvent bonding applications, and
various plastic welding processes. sme.org/fmp
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Plastic Injection Molding Book Series
This series contains all four Plastic Injection Molding books. Written in plain, everyday language, each book breaks complex technical matter into clear, sequential narrative bites. Each volume in this
popular series represents more than three decades of Bryce’s involvement in the plastics industry. Each book can be purchased individually and is available in hardcover and eBook format.
SME, 1996-1999, by Douglas M. Bryce
Plastic Injection Molding: Manufacturing Process
Fundamentals
Plastic Injection Molding: Mold Design and
Construction Fundamentals
Plastic Injection Molding: Material Selection and Product
Design Fundamentals
Plastic Injection Molding: Manufacturing Startup and Management
A clear explanation of injection molding processes
and equipment is given to empower people in plastics
manufacturing to solve problems and avoid costly errors. Packed
with fundamental information for learning and optimizing your
injection-molding operation, you’ll gain a working knowledge of
the process.
Eliminate the guesswork from critical mold aspects such as gate location,
shape, and size and discover how to establish proper venting for good
parts before the first shot is made. Contains concise explanations of the
methods and equipment used, the information necessary for smart mold
design, a checklist for designing a mold, and the variety of finishes and
textures available and how they are applied.
This book addresses the unique needs of the plastic injection molding
enterprise, helping you to avoid common perils and pitfalls. Selecting
the right equipment, identifying costs, making the most of available
resources, and complying with industry and quality standards is included.
This one-of-a-kind resource addresses the basics and the fine
points of plastics materials and the product design phases of
the thermoplastic injection molding process. Complex technical
matter is presented in clear, sequential narrative bites.
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Thermoforming Book and Video Package
This package includes the book, Thermoforming: Improving Process Performance, along with the video program, Plastic Thermoforming. The book
describes the roll-fed thermoforming process, plastic materials, design of thermoformed products, thermoforming machines, trim presses, mold
design, components of a complete mold system, mold layout and machine base design, mold cost estimating, knife-like trim dies, thermoforming
offline punch, and die trimming. The video program highlights cut sheet and roll fed thermoforming operations and features details on the various
thermoforming process components. The book and video program may be ordered individually.
Discover methods used to produce low-and high-volume products for the packaging, food, medical,
automotive, and appliance industries. Learn about materials used in thermoforming; the types of
clamping and heating systems; mold types and arrangement; thermoforming forces; and various
in-cycle and post-thermoforming trimming methods. sme.org/fmp
FMP
Thermoforming: Improving Process Performance
Author Stanley R. Rosen, who spent a half a century as a mechanical engineer designing thermoforming machines
(vacuum and pressure forming), trim presses, and all manner of tooling, will equip you with the facts. You’ll be able to
think your way through everyday predicaments, make informed plans to implement and improve facility operations, and
cut waste using the expertise found in this book.
SME, 2002, by Stanley R. Rosen
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Composites Manufacturing Book
and Video Package
This package combines the book, Fundamentals of Composites
Manufacturing: Materials, Methods, and Applications, Second
Edition, with our eight-program Composites Manufacturing Video
Series. The book focuses on materials, methods, and applications.
Each chapter provides an overview with key points, case study,
summary, laboratory experiment, learning questions, and more.
Online access to clips from the video series is included.
The Composite Manufacturing Video Series provides a
comprehensive examination of the composites industry, detailing
the materials used, the various composite manufacturing processes
and post processes, and common composite applications. The book,
video series, and video programs may be purchased individually.
sme.org/cmvs
Fundamentals of Composites Manufacturing: Materials,
Methods, and Applications, Second Edition
SME, 2008, by A. Brent Strong
Composites Manufacturing Video Series
FTD
Composite Tooling Design
Quality tooling is a fundamental requirement for the
manufacture of composite parts because every step in the
composite part manufacturing process must be tightly
controlled to ensure superior material properties and
predictable performance in the final product. This program
reviews the wide variety of materials used to create composite
tooling and the different types of composite manufacturing
support tools including ply and core kit-cutting templates, ply
and core locator templates, trim fixtures, drill jigs and fixtures,
tooling support, and transportation and handling features.
sme.org/ftd
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Composites Manufacturing Video Series
Composite Materials
The eight video programs on these two pages are part of the Composites
Manufacturing Video Series, which compiles a comprehensive examination
of the composites industry. You will find detail on the materials used, various
composite manufacturing processes, post-processes, and common composite
applications. Each video program in this series can be purchased individually.
A DVD featuring a sample of this series can be ordered at sme.org/cmvs.
Features a detailed explanation
of the important mechanical
properties of thermoset fiberreinforced composites; the
CM
primary types of reinforcement
materials: glass, carbon and aramid; and major matrix
materials: polyester, epoxy, bismaleimide, and polyimide.
Manual Composite Layup
and Spray-Up
Automated Composite
Layup and Spray-Up
Manual composite layup and
spray up are the most common
CM
methods of producing composite
parts. Follow each process and
detailed steps from mold preparation through to the curing
of finished layups and spray ups. You will also see the use of
vacuum bag molding and autoclave molding.
This program focuses on the
various automated processes
CM
and equipment developed
to manufacture high-quality
composite products, including the use of CNC gantry plycutters, robots, tape lamination machines, and fiber placement
machines.
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Filament Winding
This program examines both the
wet winding and dry winding
processes. The primary types of
filament winding methods are
CM
detailed including hoop winding
and helical winding. This program features an in-depth look at
the types and uses of filament winding mandrels.
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Pultrusion
Compression Molding
The Pultrusion program
details the high-throughput,
continuous pultrusion process.
Reinforcement materials used to
CM
produce pultrusions are followed
step-by-step through the process — from resin saturation and
impregnation, to preforming, shaping, curing, and cut-to-length
sawing.
The use of compression molding
in high-volume, high-quality
composite parts production is
explored in this program. The
CM
various sheet and bulk molding
compounds are detailed as are mold types used — including
the flash-type mold, positive-type mold and the semi-positivetype mold. The transfer molding process, a technological
extension of compression molding, is also highlighted.
Liquid Molding
Several process variations of
both low- and high-viscosity
resin systems used in producing
detailed, high-quality composite
CM
parts are featured. Liquid
molding processes shown include resin transfer molding,
vacuum infusion, resin film infusion, and more. The use of
preformed reinforcement materials is also featured.
Successful Composites Technology Transfer:
Applying NASA Innovations to Industry
Composites Post
Fabrication and Joining
Most composite parts and
components require some type
CM
of post fabrication and or joining
for finishing. This program
examines the various methods used to cut, mill, turn, and drill
composites effectively. The use of adhesives and mechanical
fasteners to join separate composite components together is
also explored in detail.
The ingenuity and visibility of NASA space programs are
sparking the creativity, knowledge transfer, and unique
applications of revolutionary technologies. Readers will get
insight into how high-strength, carbon-fiber composites and
related technologies are making inroads into products such
as commercial airplane seats and carts, turbine blades,
firefighting equipment, trucks, buses, lifting and support
devices, and containers. Discover breakthrough thinking on
other potential applications, such as a new lighter than air
ship, prototype vehicles, driver health and safety, firefighter
safety, and bridge infrastructure safety and health monitoring.
SME, 2015, by George N. Bullen, FSME
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FMP
Fundamentals of Composites Manufacturing: Materials, Methods,
and Applications, Second Edition
Outlines advances, case studies, and examples that serve to broaden knowledge of composites materials and manufacturing
methods, and the basic materials used to create composite structures and their performance qualities. Learn tips for getting
the best results that weigh the required material properties against cost and production efficiency. Includes online access to
video clips from the eight-program Composites Manufacturing Video Series. sme.org/cmvs
Fundamentals of Composites Manufacturing: Materials, Methods, and Applications,
Second Edition Instructor’s Guide
Composite Materials and Manufacturing
This program illustrates the methods to produce composite
parts such as manual layup, automated layup, spray up,
filament winding, pultrusion, and resin transfer molding. It
covers the most widely used composite materials — fiberreinforced thermosetting polymers with the primary types of
matrix and reinforcement materials — as well as the various
forms in which they are available. Features physical nature of
composites, function of the various types of reinforcements,
and fabrication and assembly methods. sme.org/fmp
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ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
FMP
FTD
MI
Rapid Prototyping
Rapid Tooling Design
Rapid Manufacturing
An introduction to several technologies and systems
used to produce rapid prototyped models, parts and
tooling is included. This program provides a fundamental
understanding of stereolithography, selective laser sintering,
fused deposition modeling, ultrasonic consolidation, The
Prometal® System, various ink- and multi-jet systems, and
room temperature vulcanized tooling. Features include basic
concepts of rapid prototyping, layer-by-layer modeling, and
pattern-based prototyping. sme.org/fmp
Scripted by renowned industry specialist, Todd Grimm, this
program explores the development and application of various
direct and indirect rapid tooling technologies used to create
injection molds. From tool design to component building,
tool assembly, and injection molding, you’ll follow the
development of these rapid tools as they’re prepared for parts
production. The use of conformal cooling channels within
these tools is also featured. sme.org/ftd
Hear industry insights from 12 seasoned experts, each
bringing a fresh perspective on the practical applications
and vision of rapid technologies. Program features
Advatech and Loughborough University to show you how
rapid manufacturing is transforming the design practices,
processes, and business models across industries. Includes
real products currently manufactured using rapid processes
and discusses the role of direct metal in rapid manufacturing.
Product ID: DV08PUB3 • $110/Members $99
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MI
Medical Applications of Rapid Prototyping
Direct Dimensions shows you how 3D scanning technology
and rapid prototyping are used to make aesthetic
prosthetics. You’ll also meet the John Hopkins University
medical illustrators and modelers who give the prosthetics
their realistic look. Biomet Corp. demonstrates how CT
and MRI scans are converted into rapid prototyped models
for making custom patient-matched implants, and The
Medical University of South Carolina explores how rapid
technologies are used to build replacement tissues from
living cells. sme.org/mi
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Rapid Castings: Rapid Prototypes for Metal
Casting Processes
Scripted by renowned industry expert Todd Grimm,
the program shows how rapid casting and its various
techniques have become an indispensable part of modern
manufacturers’ ability to shorten lead times. Case studies
look into the evolution of rapid casting technology and
evaluate its flexibility for producing complex, finely detailed
castings that eliminate the need for hard tooling, thus
reducing production costs and time to market. sme.org/mi
MI
Direct Metal Manufacturing
Also scripted by Todd Grimm, this program illustrates what
happens when innovative companies capitalize on direct
metal manufacturing to make dramatic changes to the way
parts and tooling are designed. Highlighting achievements
at Morris Technologies, Synergeering Group, DME, and The
POM Group, illustrate how direct metal technology helped
them to create molds and products direct from CAD data.
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MI
Reverse Engineering: 3D Data Capture
This program introduces you to a broad range of
applications including visualization, documentation,
design, analysis, and inspection. Coverage also
includes both laser and white light scanners along
with discussions of their benefits and limitations over
portable and stationary CMMs. You go inside Roush
Manufacturing, U.S. Army, Realadi, GKS Inspection
Services, and Direct Dimensions to learn from those
who are using practical applications of 3D, digital
data capture. sme.org/mi
THE DIFFERENCE
THAT DELIVERS
RESULTS.
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ASSEMBLY AND AUTOMATION
Affordable Automation for Small and
Medium Facilities
MI
Getting Factory Automation Right
(The First Time)
This book presents a logical, step-by-step, multidisciplinary
approach to prudent automation purchasing and
implementation. Engineering concepts are presented without
being overly technical, perfect for any member of the
acquisition project team. Whether you’re a project manager,
manufacturing engineer, or automation purchaser, this book
takes you through the many steps of evaluating whether
automation is needed — from planning the project, team
building, and overseeing the purchase, to testing and installing
equipment. Interactive spreadsheets included.
SME, 2001, by Edwin H. Zimmerman
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Learn how Factory Five Racing, Supreme Corporation, and
Peterson Manufacturing dealt with issues involving automation
justification, planning, and implementation. These shops
automated specific material-removal and assembly processes
using the most flexible of automation systems — robots. Case
studies show that automation decisions not only depend on
product type, variety, and volume, but also on a shop’s capability
and culture. sme.org/mi
Industrial Robotics
FMP
Review the overall advantages and disadvantages of industrial
robots in manufacturing operations, including major applications
such as welding, spray painting, machining, assembly,
machine loading and unloading, and material handling. An
overview of robot technology, primary types of industrial
robots, programming methods, robot tooling and sensors, key
manufacturing applications using robots, and the advantages
and disadvantages of industrial robots is presented.
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FMP
MI
FMP
Welding
Advanced Robotic Welding
Gain an understanding of the fundamental similarities and
differences between the two joining processes, learn basic
terminology, and become familiar with common applications.
The techniques and materials used to produce brazed
and soldered components for the automotive, aerospace,
appliance and electronics industries are explained.
sme.org/fmp
An illustrative primer on welding processes, learn about arc
welding, resistance welding, laser beam welding, and electron
beam welding. The program also examines both the friction
and ultrasonic welding processes. Features include joint
design and preparation, a guide to process selection, fusion
and solid-state welding methods, and the operative aspects of
the processes and their applications. sme.org/fmp
Uncover the innovations that have expanded this process
beyond robotic resistance spot welding and arc welding. See
how high-volume manufacturers of vehicle structures use
laser and hybrid welding to make fast, reliable welds. Visit
Harley Davidson and Dana Corporation to see how they’re
creating lightweight structures for high-performance vehicles
and hear from Comau and Weld Solutions, Inc. as they share
the latest advancements in laser and hybrid plasma welding.
sme.org/mi
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FMP
MI
Fastening and Assembly
Threading
RFID: Tool Tracking Solutions
Covering both fasteners and adhesives, this program explains
the various types and uses of integral fasteners, threaded
fasteners, non-threaded fasteners, and stapling and the
many types and applications of adhesives used in joining
similar and dissimilar materials together. The automated
assembly segment examines the ways in which parts are
sorted, loaded, and presented for automated assembly.
Features mechanical fastener types and assembly devices,
adhesive bonding, manual and automated assembly systems,
and automated assembly machines. sme.org/fmp
Threading illustrates the dimensions that make up all
threads, including the major diameter, the minor diameter,
the thread pitch, and the thread pitch diameter. Learn
about the various processes that produce external threads
and internal threads. Features various forms of tooling,
thread-producing machinery, tapping process, and tapping
machines. sme.org/fmp
This program explains the infrastructure and technology
behind RFID and its real-world practical applications,
challenges, and advantages for supporting quality and
productivity. Traxle Manufacturing, ABSKY, Witman,
and Nordam show how they use RFID to maintain and
communicate activity history of precision tools, restock and
repair inventory, track data on high-value composite layup
molds, and incorporate RFID on the end of a robotic tooling
system for quick changeover and error-proof tooling.
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FINISHING AND COATING
Deburring and Edge Finishing Handbook
Any engineer involved with part manufacturing will quickly discover how
to accurately identify and evaluate the most efficient and cost-effective
deburring option(s) for a specific application. This groundbreaking work
details 100 internationally recognized deburring and edge finishing processes
you can employ. It also offers an extensive base of technical information on
the vast array of tools, applications, and procedures available.
FMP
Deburring Processes
Hand Deburring: Increasing Shop Productivity
Deburring processes are used to finish sharp, undesirable part edges
that are produced during cutting and stamping operations. This program
includes information on an array of deburring processes including
cutting processes, power brushing, bonded abrasive finishing, mass
finishing, abrasive blasting, abrasive-flow deburring, thermal deburring,
and electro-chemical deburring. sme.org/fmp
A complete inventory of the elements needed to improve your handdeburring operations. Learn how to calculate true costs, define customer
requirements, and understand when hand deburring is the right answer.
Provides a structured look at over 10,000 hand-deburring tools, identifies
sources of further help, defines training programs, and ends with a chapter
on how to effectively inspect for burrs. It is a reference designed for the shop
supervisor, deburring lead, and engineer.
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Finishing Systems Design and Implementation: A Guide for
Product Parameters, Coatings, Process, and Equipment
Learn how to integrate current equipment, product parameters, coating selection and
processes for superior product finishes. Both liquid and powder coating systems are
presented, along with their respective management considerations, equipment needs,
environmental concerns, curing methods, and more.
SME, 1993, edited by J. L. Stauffer, PE
FMP
Heat Treating
User’s Guide to Powder Coating, Fourth Edition
For nearly 20 years, User’s Guide to Powder Coating has been the leading hands-on
guide on powder coating technology. The fourth edition outlines breakthroughs in
the industry (notably ultraviolet-curable materials for plastic and wood products, and
improved systems) and tested guidelines from the previous editions (including material
selection, design considerations, surface preparation, quality control and testing,
troubleshooting and safety, and more).
This program explains and defines heat treating and how it produces
stronger, harder, tougher, and sometimes softer metals and alloys.
Explore the relationship between temperature, alloy composition, and
the metallurgical changes that occur during heating and cooling. Learn
about austenitizing and quenching speeds, mediums, and temperature
control, as well as the tempering process. sme.org/fmp
SME, 2003, edited by Nicholas Liberto, PE
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Painting and Powder Coating
Learn about the two types of resin polymer structures:
enamels and lacquers. Extensive shop-floor footage shows
numerous paint applications including conventional air
spraying; airless spraying; air-assisted airless spraying; highvolume, low-pressure spraying; electrocoating; and process
subsystems used to coat parts. sme.org/fmp
FMP
A Guide to High-Performance Powder Coating
This guide examines industry costs, performance, and environmental
in the powder coating industry. The latest advancements in power
and equipment are discussed along with in-depth information
about system design and layout, equipment features and
benefits, pretreatment issues, overall efficiency, operating costs,
maintenance, and coating comparisons. Focus is on controlling
process variables that lead to efficiency, quality, and consistent
operations. In addition, troubleshooting guides and discussion of
lean principles and UV curing are included. An overview of the basic
processes and equipment used in electrostatic spray operations are
covered: power materials, booths, reclaim systems, washers, and
ovens.
Plating and Surface Coatings
Gain an in-depth understanding of the numerous plating and
surface coating methods and technologies used to modify
and finish parts including electroplating, electroless plating,
chemical conversion coatings, anodizing, galvanizing, and
porcelain enameling. Features include plating and surface
coating terminology, application methods, and methods for
high production. sme.org/fmp
FMP
SME, 2002, by Bob Utech
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MEASUREMENT, INSPECTION, AND TESTING
FMP
FTD
FMP
Measurement and Gaging
Gaging and Inspection Tool Design
Mechanical and Non-Destructive Testing
This program begins with an introduction to the core
concepts of measurement which includes precision,
resolution, accuracy, repeatability, and reproducibility.
Standards are addressed featuring sections on gage blocks
and surface plates. Focus is on the array of measurement
and gaging tools, arranging them into three categories:
non-graduated measurement and gaging tools, graduated
measurement and gaging tools, and advanced measurement
and gaging tools. sme.org/fmp
See the various applications of gaging tools used to
determine if parts fall within their specified tolerance
ranges. These tools include screw-pitch gages, plug gages,
ring gages and snap gages. Details the types of tools
and systems used to amplify or magnify dimensions for
measurement, including dial indicators, electronic digital
readout, air gaging, coordinate measurement systems,
optical projection, noncontact sensor systems, and vision
systems. sme.org/ftd
This program explores both mechanical and non-destructive
tests used to gage the quality of materials and parts
throughout the manufacturing process. Mechanical tests are
used to gather specific performance or property values of
materials for part design purposes and quality control. Nondestructive tests examine an object or material in a manner
that does not impair its future usefulness. sme.org/fmp
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MEASUREMENT, INSPECTION, AND TESTING
ABOUT US
About SME
MI
Machine Vision and Error Proofing
Scripted by renowned industry expert Nello Zuech,
viewers will see how BorgWarner, Ford Motor Company,
and Gold Kist each applied different approaches to
machine vision, see the challenges they faced, and the
solutions they developed in their plants. sme.org/mi
SME connects all those who are passionate about making things that improve our world. As a nonprofit organization, SME
has served practitioners, companies, educators, government, and communities across the manufacturing spectrum for more
than 80 years. Through its strategic areas of events, media, membership, training and development, and the SME Education
Foundation, SME is uniquely dedicated to the advancement of manufacturing by addressing both the knowledge and skills
needed for the industry. Follow @SME_MFG on Twitter or facebook.com/SMEmfg.
About Tooling U-SME
Tooling U-SME delivers versatile, competency-based learning and development solutions to the manufacturing community,
working with more than half of all Fortune 500® manufacturing companies, as well as educational institutions across the
country. Tooling U-SME partners with customers to build high performers who help their companies drive quality, productivity,
innovation, and employee satisfaction. Working directly with hundreds of high schools, community colleges, and universities,
Tooling U-SME is also able to help prepare the next generation workforce by providing industry-driven curriculum. A division
of SME, an organization that connects people to manufacturing solutions, Tooling U-SME can be found at toolingu.com,
facebook.com/toolingu or follow @ToolingU on Twitter.
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CERTIFICATION
TECHNICAL CERTIFICATION
Whether you are just starting out, or you are a seasoned professional, a Certified Manufacturing Technologist
(CMfgT) and Certified Manufacturing Engineer (CMfgE) certification can help you become a highly valued
commodity and among the most sought after individuals in your industry. Certifications not only help you
attain knowledge, they prove it. A CMfgT and CMfgE certification is a formal recognition that shows you have
demonstrated a proficiency within, and comprehension of, a specified Body of Knowledge.
Technical Certification is a great assessment tool for educational institutions and companies. Call us at 866.706.8665 or email info@toolingu.com to get started. Our team will work with you to start
an assessment and develop a customized plan to meet your goals and objectives. sme.org/certification
RECOMMENDED READING
Fundamentals of Manufacturing Workbook
Fundamentals of Manufacturing, Third Edition, provides a
structured review of the fundamentals of manufacturing for
individuals planning to take the CMfgT or CMfgE certification
exams. While the objective of the book is to prepare for the
certification process, it is a primary source of information for
anyone interested in learning fundamental manufacturing concepts
and practices. Fundamentals of Manufacturing is a valuable
resource for anyone with limited manufacturing experience or
training. Review questions, reference charts, and a selection of over
40 SME-produced video clips (three hours of online content) are
included. A free Solutions Manual is also available to download.
Used in combination with the text, the Fundamentals of
Manufacturing Workbook provides 325 structured practice
questions and solutions for individuals preparing to take the CMfgT
or CMfgE exam. It is an essential tool for studying for the exams
and determining where further work is needed.
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Fundamentals of Manufacturing Package
The book and workbook can be purchased together as a package
for an additional savings.
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CERTIFICATION
ADDITIONAL REVIEW BOOKS FOR
TECHNICAL CERTIFICATION
The following review books are helpful additions in preparing to
take the CMfgT and CMfgE certification exams.
sme.org/technicalreading
Tool and Manufacturing Engineers Handbook (TMEH)
Desk Edition
SME, 1989, edited by Ramon Bakerjian and William H. Cubberly
Machinery’s Handbook, 29th Edition (Toolbox Size)
Industrial Press, Inc., 2012, by Erik Oberg, Franklin D. Jones,
Holbrook L. Horton, Henry H. Ryffel, and senior editor
Christopher McCauley
SME, 2010, edited by John Nee, PhD, CMfgE
LEAN CERTIFICATION
The industry-leading Lean Certification program is the result
of an alliance among four non-profit partners that collectively
set the standard for operational excellence and an improved
workforce. The partners — the American Society for Quality
(ASQ), the Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME),
the Shingo Institute, and SME — draw on their collective
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Taylor and Francis, 2015, by Pascal Dennis
Lean Thinking: Banish Waste and Create Wealth in Your Corporation
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Learning to See: Value Stream Mapping to Create Value and Eliminate MUDA
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The Lean Design Guidebook
Technology Perspectives, 2004, by
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Office Kaizen: Transforming Office Operations into
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ASQ Quality Press, 2003, by William Lareau
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Practical Lean Accounting: A Proven System for
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Managing Times Press, 2003, by Jean E. Cunningham
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The Toyota Way: 14 Management Principles from the
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CRC Press, 2011, by Brian H. Maskell,
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Real Numbers: Management Accounting
in a Lean Organization
Large-Scale Production
Productivity Press, 1988, by Taiichi Ohno
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Lean Conversions, Third Edition
Taylor and Francis, 2014, by David Mann
Lean Solutions: How Companies and Customers
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Simon and Shuster, 2005, by James P. Womack
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Industrial Revolution
Back Bay Books, 2000, by Paul Hawken, Amory Lovins,
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Today and Tomorrow: Commemorative Edition
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Business into a Lean Enterprise
The Oaklea Press, 1999, by Bruce A. Henderson and
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A-B
Advanced Grinding...........................................................42
Advanced Robotic Welding......................................... 60, 73
Affordable Automation for Small and Medium
Facilities.....................................................................72
Automated Composite Layup and Spray-Up........................66
Cutting and Grinding Fluids: Selection and
Application, Second Edition..........................................46
Fixture Design..................................................................47
Cutting Tool Design..........................................................43
Forging........................................................................7, 53
Cutting Tool Geometries................................................7, 43
From Concept to Customer: Portfolio, Pipeline,
and Strategic Project Management................................13
Cutting Tool Materials...................................................7, 42
D-E
Brazing and Soldering............................................ 7, 58, 73
Deburring and Edge Finishing Handbook..................... 44, 75
Breakthrough Kaizen Events..............................................18
Deburring Processes.............................................. 7, 47, 75
Building a Lean Culture....................................................20
Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DFMA)...................31
C
DFM: Design for Manufacturing.........................................31
Casting........................................................................7, 57
Characteristics of a Good Process......................................22
Composite Materials.........................................................66
Composite Materials and Manufacturing.........................7, 68
Composite Tooling Design.................................................65
Composites Manufacturing Book and Video Package...........65
Composites Manufacturing Video Series...................... 65, 66
Composites Post Fabrication and Joining............................67
Compression Molding.......................................................67
Computer Numerical Control.........................................7, 46
Die Casting..................................................................7, 56
Die Design Handbook, Third Edition..................................51
Die Maintenance Handbook..............................................51
Direct Metal Manufacturing...............................................70
Electrical Discharge Machining......................................7, 45
Engineering a Lean Supply Chain......................................29
Ergonomics in Manufacturing: Raising Productivity
Through Workplace Improvement...................................11
Extrusion Processes......................................................7, 53
F
Focusing Ideas on What Matters Most................................22
Fundamental Manufacturing Processes Video Series.............7
Fundamentals of Composites Manufacturing:
Materials, Methods, and Applications,
Second Edition..................................................... 65, 68
Fundamentals of Composites Manufacturing:
Materials, Methods, and Applications,
Second Edition Instructor’s Guide..................................68
Fundamentals of Geometric Dimensioning
and Tolerancing..............................................................6
Fundamentals of Hydroforming..........................................59
Fundamentals of Manufacturing Cell Planning Package.........9
Fundamentals of Manufacturing Package.......................8, 80
Fundamentals of Manufacturing Workbook.....................8, 80
Fundamentals of Manufacturing, Third Edition...............8, 80
Instructor’s Slides..........................................................8
Fundamentals of Plant Floor Layout Package......................11
Computer-Aided Design....................................................45
Failure Mode Effects Analysis............................................32
Fundamentals of Pressworking..........................................58
Lean Conversions, Third Edition............................. 21, 84
Fastening and Assembly...............................................7, 74
Fundamentals of Tool Design Package..................................6
Filament Winding.............................................................66
Fundamentals of Tool Design Video Series............................6
Customer-Focused Manufacturing......................................23
Finishing Systems Design and Implementation...................76
Fundamentals of Tool Design, Sixth Edition........... 10, 44, 81
Five S Factory Makeover...................................................18
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Instructor’s Guide.................................................. 10, 44
Holemaking.................................................................7, 40
Hydroforming...............................................................7, 59
Lean Epiphanies: Catapult the Cow and Other
Inspirational Continuous Improvement Stories................17
Hydroforming Book and Video Package..............................59
Lean Gold Certification Package........................................84
Gaging and Inspection Tool Design.................................9, 78
Ideas Are Free..................................................................22
Gears and Gear Manufacturing......................................7, 44
Incorporating Lean: From the Factory to Front Office...........23
Lean Handbook: A Guide to the Bronze
Certification Body of Knowledge, The.............................24
Gemba Kaizen: A Commonsense Approach to a
Continuous Improvement Strategy, Second Edition... 17, 82
Industrial Robotics.......................................................7, 72
Introduction to Lean Manufacturing...................................18
GeoTol Fundamentals Training Program..............................12
Introduction to Lean Tooling....................................... 19, 34
G
GeoTol Pro Leader’s Guide.................................................12
GeoTol Pro Pocket Guide...................................................12
J-K
Lean Hospitals: Improving Quality, Patient Safety,
and Employee Satisfaction, Second Edition....................29
Lean ITS.........................................................................34
Lean Manufacturing for the Small Shop, Second Edition.....21
Lean Manufacturing in a Small Shop.................................20
GeoTol Pro Workbook........................................................12
Kaizen Event Fieldbook: Foundation, Framework, and
Standard Work for Effective Events................................15
Lean Manufacturing Systems and Cell Design.....................33
Getting Factory Automation Right (The First Time)..............72
Kaizen Event Implementation Manual, Fifth Edition............16
Getting More and Better Ideas...........................................22
Lean Manufacturing: A Plant Floor Guide...........................21
Kaizen Event Package.......................................................15
Green Lean: Achieving Outstanding Environmental
Performance with Lean.................................................30
Lean Product Development...............................................35
Kaizen Success: Sustaining Long-Term Continuous
Improvements..............................................................16
Grinding......................................................................7, 39
Kanban Systems..............................................................18
Lean Production Simplified: Plain-Language
Guide to the World’s Most Powerful
Production System, Third Edition........................... 25, 82
Guide to High-Performance Powder Coating, A....................77
H-I
Lean Manufacturing Video Package....................................18
Lean Silver Certification Package.......................................83
L
Laser Cutting Guide for Manufacturing...............................58
Hand Deburring: Increasing Shop Productivity....................75
Lean Accounting..............................................................32
Handbook of Jig and Fixture Design, Second Edition...........46
Lean Automation..............................................................26
Lean Solutions: How Companies and Customers
Can Create Value and Wealth.................................. 28, 84
Lean Supply Chain at John Deere, A..................................30
Heat Treating...............................................................7, 76
Lean Bronze Certification Package.....................................82
High-Speed Machining (Book)...........................................41
Lean Thinking: Banish Waste and Create Wealth
in Your Corporation................................................ 22, 82
Lean Certification.............................................................81
High-Speed Machining (Video)..........................................42
Lean Tooling in Action......................................................34
Lean Design Guidebook: Everything Your Product
Development Team Needs to Slash
Manufacturing Cost, The........................................ 28, 83
Business into a Lean Enterprise.............................. 28, 84
Hitchhiker’s Guide to Lean: Lessons from
the Road, The..............................................................24
Lean Tooling: The Right Tool at the Right Time...................33
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Learning Lean through Simulation.....................................26
Measurement and Gaging..............................................7, 78
Learning to See: Value-Stream Mapping to
Create Value and Eliminate MUDA.......................... 37, 82
Medical Applications of Rapid Prototyping..........................70
Liberating and Transforming: Employee Ideas and
Lean Culture................................................................22
Liquid Molding.................................................................67
Mechanical and Non-Destructive Testing........................7, 78
Metal Casting Book and Video Package..............................57
Metal Forming Simulation.................................................56
Metalcutting Fluids......................................................7, 43
Plastic Injection Molding: Manufacturing Process
Fundamentals..............................................................63
Plastic Injection Molding: Manufacturing Startup
and Management.........................................................63
Plastic Injection Molding: Material Selection and
Product Design Fundamentals.......................................63
Milling and Machining Centers......................................7, 39
Plastic Injection Molding: Mold Design and
Construction Fundamentals...........................................63
Machine Tools: Specification, Purchase, and Installation.....41
Minimum Quantity Lubrication..........................................45
Plastic Injection Molds.................................................7, 61
Machine Vision and Error Proofing.....................................79
Mistake Proofing: Achieving Zero Defects...........................26
Plastic Thermoforming........................................... 7, 62, 64
M
Machinery’s Handbook Collector’s Edition...........................48
Machinery’s Handbook............................................... 48, 81
N-O
Plastics Finishing.........................................................7, 62
Plastics Machining and Assembly..................................7, 62
Machinery’s Handbook CD-ROM........................................48
Industrial Revolution............................................. 33, 84
Plating and Surface Coatings.........................................7, 77
Machinery’s Handbook Guide............................................48
New Lean Pocket Guide, Second Edition, The.....................17
Poka-Yoke: Mistake Proofing..............................................25
Machinery’s Handbook Pocket Companion..........................48
Office Kaizen: Transforming Office Operations
into a Strategic Competitive Advantage................... 19, 83
Powder Metallurgy........................................................7, 56
Making Ideas a Central Part of Work...................................22
Managing Teams in Manufacturing.....................................12
Manual Composite Layup and Spray-Up.............................66
Manufacturing Insights Video Series....................................8
Manufacturing Plant Layout: Fundamentals and
Fine Points of Optimum Facility Design..........................10
Manufacturing Processes and Materials, Fifth Edition......5, 81
Instructor’s Guide...........................................................5
P
Painting and Powder Coating.........................................7, 77
Parametric Programming for Computer Numerical
Control Machine Tools and Touch Probes........................47
Pencil and Ruler Kit.....................................................9, 11
Planning Manufacturing Cells..............................................9
Planning Manufacturing Cells Workbook...............................9
Plastic Blow Molding....................................................7, 61
Instructor’s Slides..........................................................5
Plastic Injection Molding..............................................7, 61
Mapping Your Value Stream...............................................19
Plastic Injection Molding Book Series................................63
90
Power of Small Ideas, The.................................................22
Practical Lean Accounting: A Proven System
for Measuring and Managing the Lean
Enterprise, Second Edition..................................... 37, 83
Precision Machine Design.................................................41
Press Brake Technology.....................................................52
Primer on the Taguchi Method, Second Edition, A...............36
Principles of Metal Casting, Third Edition...........................57
Progressive Die Design......................................................50
Progressive Dies: Principles and Practices of
Design and Construction...............................................51
Pultrusion........................................................................67
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Punch Presses.............................................................7, 54
Q-R
Quick Changeover for Lean Manufacturing..........................19
Quick Die Change, Second Edition.....................................52
Sheet Metal Stamping Dies and Processes.....................7, 50
Tool Materials..................................................................49
Sheet Metal Stamping Presses......................................7, 50
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Blitz..........................31
Simplified Systematic Layout Planning...............................11
Large-Scale Production.......................................... 27, 83
Simplified Systematic Planning of Manufacturing Cells.........9
Single Piece Flow.............................................................25
Toyota Way: 14 Management Principles from
the World’s Greatest Manufacturer, The................... 27, 83
Rapid Castings: Rapid Prototypes for Metal
Casting Processes.........................................................70
Six Sigma........................................................................36
Rapid Manufacturing........................................................69
Six Sigma and Other Continuous Improvement
Tools for the Small Shop...............................................36
Troubleshooting Tool and Die Making.................................53
Squeeze: A Novel Approach to Business
Sustainability, The........................................................37
Tube Forming Book and Video Package..............................55
Strategic Project Management: Tools and Techniques for
Planning, Decision Making, and Implementation.............13
Turning and the Lathe...................................................7, 39
Rapid Prototyping.........................................................7, 69
Rapid Tooling Design........................................................69
Real Numbers: Management Accounting in
a Lean Organization............................................... 27, 83
Third Edition............................................................5, 35
Third Edition Instructor’s Guide.................................5, 35
Reverse Engineering: 3D Data Capture...............................71
Successful Composites Technology Transfer:
Applying NASA Innovations to Industry..........................67
Supply Chain Management................................................29
Training Within Industry....................................................23
Tube Bending...............................................................7, 55
Tube Forming Processes: A Comprehensive Guide...............55
U-V
User’s Guide to Powder Coating, Fourth Edition..................76
Value Stream Mapping......................................................15
T
RFID: Tool Tracking Solutions............................................74
Technical Certification......................................................80
Right-Sized Equipment.....................................................32
Thermal and Abrasive Waterjet Cutting...........................7, 54
Visual Controls.................................................................19
W-Z
Roll Forming................................................................7, 54
Thermoforming Book and Video Package............................64
Walking the Talk: Moving into Leadership...........................10
Running Today’s Factory: A Proven Strategy for
Lean Manufacturing.....................................................24
Thermoforming: Improving Process Performance.................64
Welding................................................................ 7, 60, 73
S
Secrets of Getting Lean Ideas from Employees, The............22
Setup Reduction..............................................................35
Sheet Metal Coil Processing..........................................7, 49
Sheet Metal Shearing and Bending................................7, 49
Threading............................................................. 7, 40, 74
What About Rewards for the Ideas?....................................22
Toast Kaizen....................................................................16
What is an Idea?..............................................................22
Today and Tomorrow: Commemorative Edition
of Ford’s 1926 Classic........................................... 13, 84
What Lean Means.............................................................20
Tool and Die Making Troubleshooter...................................52
Workholding.................................................................7, 40
Tool and Manufacturing Engineers Handbook......................81
Work Measurement...........................................................30
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