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Welcome to ASSEMBLY magazine’s AssemblyBlog page, where the editorial staff and subscribers both have an opportunity to comment on the latest in assembly and manufacturing. We welcome feedback from engineers, designers, operators managers or anybody else with something valuable to say about the business of assembly. Anyone can read the postings on this site. But, to post a comment of your own, you will need to register. We look forward to reading your comments. Thanks for visiting!
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Guest Blog: Raise the Bar on Safety
Although equipment safety standards applied throughout Europe originated here in the United States, they are not (yet) enforced here. This as a paradox.
by Martin Frischknecht | July 28, 2010 | Comments (0)
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The 'Knowledge Gap' Is Fact, Not Fiction
As engineers continue to accept early retirement packages, there is less and less experience roaming around on plant floors today.
by Austin Weber | July 21, 2010 | Comments (2)
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Hoffman on Testing: Cheap Fixtures Cost More in the Long-Run
It’s ironic that the very things most engineers do to contain costs in test-centric assembly systems are the cause of out-of-control production costs.
July 6, 2010 | Comments (4)
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New Life for Old Gadgets
A growing number of companies are compensating consumers for their unwanted electronic products.
June 30, 2010 | Comments (0)
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