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My company is going ISO 9001/2000. We are in need of a reconised manufacturing standards book that we can keep on site for auditing purposes and to use and implement. Our contracted "trainer" in the ISO process gave us a monumental handbook used in aerospace. We are a medical device mfg. with a...

"Are the HC bearings being touted as a speed secret due to "reduced friction?" Yep. Exactly. I know loading is a problem as ceramic isn't exactly "load bearing material" Some people just want too much. thanks for your replys!

6 ball ceramic versus 7 ball design in a "608" size. The application would be in skateboards. I have been asked this question and feel that maybe 6 balls would generate too much in the way of sympathetic harmonics in the cage leading to vibration and that 7 balls would help to cancel this out...

Thanks for all your replies, they have been most helpful! The place I work for will not spend any kind of money at all so the only solution is a reduction of operations, movement, and reducing part count. I don't work for a normal company here, sorry. and we can't afford our shop towel service...

Thanks for all the replies! BilletGuy: Yes I like the idea of dry film lubricants and have thought of Moly Coat. I would have to set-up a salt spray test and evaluate. I rather not use aerosols though. I like you idea and will investigate Dicronite. TripleZ: Our company is swirling the going...

Yes tripleZ, actually these are stamped parts. Sintered pieces I can understand, but stamped??. I think the PM was feeding the chiefs a line of crap. At our place we do Class A medical/cleanroom work on one side and on the other side we make fishing reels. Go figure. The reel side of the company...

that .120 radius on the edge of your tool prevents decent penetration of the cutter into the material. -try smaller radii and increase feedrates. -what shape is your spindle in? -locating tapers ok? -try a 3 flute cutter. -buy a 5 axis mill

have you tried diamond shaped locating pins?

Our since departed plant manager has previously perscribed a dubious "oil treatment" of many stainless steel components in an assembly of a certain product we make. No one seems to know if such a treatment actually works. I have taken on the task of flow charting the mfg. process for this...