Articles from Metalworking Insiders' Report (July 31, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new partnershipbetween MachineWorks, Ltd. (Sheffield, U.K.), the supplier of simulation and verification software, and Mitsubishi Electric's mechatronics software unit (Nagoya, Japan), which supplies CAM software for EDM applications.			45
AMT sends 'open letter' to President Bush.			243
Citizen realigns lathe output.	Ushio, Shota		127
Columbia Marking Tools, Inc.			36
DeVlieg Bullard II files for Chapter 11. Parts could be sold to Bourn & Koch.			642
Factory orders dip in May.			285
Factory pace cools a bit in June.			211
Fanuc and Matsushita team up to aim at welding-robot market in Asia.	Ushio, Shota		207
For welding laser, compact is better.	Ushio, Shota		113
Goss & DeLeeuw parts inventory is put up for sale.			173
Italian M-T builders see positive orders trend yet orders are still low.			260
Japan's machine-tool builders forecast a banner year.	Ushio, Shota		383
Maut S.p.A. (Voghera, Italy), the producer of large gantry-type machine tools, has finalized an agreement with Gross Machinery Group (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) for representation in North America.			69
Mitsubishi Electric Corp.	Ushio, Shota		78
Mitsubishi HI re-tools product line.			241
Novellus will acquire Wolters.			149
NTMA elevates Akers.			120
Okuma milestone.	Ushio, Shota		71
Part of former DT Industries forms new firm, assembly & test worldwide.			870
Precise Corp.			73
Recent quarterly reports show gains.			227
Romer CimCore becomes part of Hexagon metrology.			432
RuleStream Corp.			35
Search engine for engineering.			101
Seco-Carboloy.			43
SKF Precision Machine Tool Technologies (Grafton, Wis.), formerly Russell T. Gilman Inc., announces a new representative for Southern California, Syn-Aps Co. (Anaheim, Calif.).			45
U.S. machine-tool orders year-to-date up 46% vs. last year.			219
Under Sachman, changes at Rambaudi.	Page, Mike		342