July / August 2018

Maximizing uptime

  • By: Dahv Kliner, vice president of fiber laser technology, Ron Stevens, director of global service, and Michael Atchley, product line manager of industrial fiber lasers, nLight Inc.

How novel designs and flexible training enable world-class service

Meaningful mobility

  • By: Abbe Miller, editor-in-chief

By manufacturing an all-terrain wheelchair, a Minnesota company helps the disabled better enjoy the great outdoors

Dangers of dust

  • By: Jeremiah Wann, president and CEO, Imperial Systems Inc.

Learning what acronyms like KST, Pmax and MIE stand for, and more importantly, what they mean, is significant when combatting combustible dust

A cut above

  • By: Robert Farrell, president, Farrell MarCom Services LLC

Two industry veterans offer equipment and software advice to help fabricators maximize their profitability

On the move

  • By: Susan Woods, managing editor

To increase business, one laser equipment manufacturer is making all of the right moves

Machine of the month – Trumpf TruLaser Tube 5000

  • By: TechGen media team

The TruLaser Tube 5000 fiber delivers on short processing times for a range of tubes and profiles. Delivering reduced part times, process reliability and full accessibility thanks to a an intelligent beam guard concept, the laser tube cutter is being billed as the fastest tube cutting machine in the world. Equipped with sophisticated yet easy-to-use controls,… Continued