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The article in Mother Jones written by Jim Morris offers a distorted
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It should come as no surprise to anyone in the welding industry that
welding fumes can be dangerous. Packaging for welding electrodes has
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Can it be that most companies using welding technology have never
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A common error is to use the per weight method for small, single
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however, may incorporate faulty assumptions.
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Benchmarking
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American Machinist conducted its third annual Benchmark Survey of
American Machine Shops between February and April of this year.
Bruce Vernyi, editor-in-chief of American Machinist, will review the
results of this third annual survey, and talk about what the data means
and how shops can use the data to make plans for this year's IMTS.
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