Industry wage survey : nonferrous metal manufacturing industries, February 1981 /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Illustrated historical souvenir of Randolph, Vermont : containing a brief history of the early settlement of the town, the schools, churches, medical and legal professions, old families, business and manufacturing interests, together with portraits and biographies of the citizens past and present /

Includes indexes.

Manufacturing Industries

Title varies: v.1-5, Administration; the Journal of Business Analysis and Control; v.6-7, Management and Administration; v.8-11, Management and Administration in Manufacturing Industries; v.12-17, Manufacturing Industries

Report on the non-metallic minerals used in the Canadian manufacturing industries,

"No. 305."

Manufacturing engineering.

Includes bibliography.

Engineering manufacturing methods.

Includes bibliography.

Going metric--is it for you? : a planning model for small manufacturing companies.

Mode of access: Internet.

Employee compensation and payroll hours : women's and misses' suits and coats manufacturing, 1971 /

Cover title.

Dimensional control in precision manufacturing, as applied in production machining to effect higher production and lower unit costs.

Mode of access: Internet.

DCAS Manufacturing Cost Control Digest

Mode of access: Internet.

Microcomputer applications in manufacturing /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Making Space: Feasibility of Urban Manufacturing through Shared Resources

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Rapid manufacturing of aluminum components

A manufacturing technique for the production of aluminum components is described. A resin-bonded part is formed by a rapid prototyping technique and then debound and infiltrated by a second aluminum alloy under a nitrogen atmosphere. During thermal processing, the aluminum reacts with the nitrogen and is partially transformed into a rigid aluminum nitride skeleton, which provides the structural rigidity during infiltration. The simplicity and rapidity of this process in comparison to conventional production routes, combined with the ability to fabricate complicated parts of almost any geometry and with high dimensional precision, provide an additional means to manufacture aluminum components.