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Purdue University Shot Peening Center Receives Machine from Progressive Technologies
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 1, Spring 2001
Purdue's shot peening program has been greatly advanced thanks to the donation of a shot peening machine from Progressive Technologies. The Purdue University Shot Peening Center, conceptualized by Jac...

From the desk of . . . Jack Champaigne
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 1, Spring 2001
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Attend the 2001 Shot Peening and Blast Cleaning Workshop
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 2, Summer 2001
Do you want to improve the quality and control of your shot peening processes? October 30 - November 1 San Antonio, Texas It's the one and only workshop dedicated to shot peening and blast cl...

Electronics Inc. Provides Accreditated Training to FAA Shot Peening Auditors
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 1, Spring 2001
Electronics Inc. (EI) has received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to conduct training for FAA employees who audit shot peening processes. The training is a two-day on-site pro...

From the desk of . . . Jack Champaigne
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 2, Summer 2001
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From the desk of . . . Jack Champaigne
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 3, Fall 2001
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Announcing: Our Spotlight on Shot Peening Contest
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 3, Fall 2001
Our recent articles, "Spotlight On: Shot Peening and the Mountain Bike Industry" (Spring, 2001) and "Spotlight On: Shot Peening and NASCAR" (Summer, 2001) were so well received that we want to continu...

2001 Shot Peeners of the Year
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 4, Winter 2001
Dale Lombardo, Bill A. Miller and Dr. David Kirk...

From the desk of . . . Jack Champaigne
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 4, Winter 2001
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The 2001 Shot Peening and Blast Cleaning Workshop
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 4, Winter 2001
San Antonio, Texas was a beautiful, fun location for our 11th annual shot peening and blast cleaning workshop. We welcomed 102 attendees from 16 countries. Fourteen industry leaders had booths at the ...

Walther Trowal - Provides Total Finishing Solution for Meyer Tool
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 4, Winter 2001
Marshall, MI. Based in Cincinnati, OH, Meyer Tool needed vibratory finishing machines to complete EDM work on jet engine components. Deciding to depart from a hand finishing process that was labor and...

Midwestern Industries - New Low-Profile, Compact Separator for Confined Spaces
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 4, Winter 2001
Massillon, OH. Midwestern Industries' new Low-Profile Compact Separator is designed for production-screening or scalping operations in limited-space installations where headroom is at a minimum. A "st...

Hey, I Can't See Myself in This Pan!
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 4, Winter 2001
ZERO Products Div., Clemco Industries Corp. 2001 Clemco Industries Corp. Reprinted with permission The Problem: A major cookware manufacturer came to us looking for a way to eliminate tooling mark...

Shot Peening Small Holes
Year: 2001, Source: The Shot Peener magazine, Vol 15 / Issue 4, Winter 2001
Many rotating components have holes or slots that require shot peening for fatigue resistance and life enhancement. This discussion outlines a number of methods used to peen holes, including: ...

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