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September, 2001

Features

Cutting through the core issues

International cutting tool manufacturers convene to address industry trends.

Let's give robots a hand

Giving robots a hand means selecting the right gripper and finger design.

New workholding systems ditch hydraulics and better regulate clamping forces.

Ready to rumble

Designers, engineers, and manufacturers build the perfect fighting machines.