Calibrating your measurement equipment is key to ensuring machined workpieces meet client specifications. Here’s what you need to know.

Manufacturing Day events, including one hosted by MSC and its supplier partners, offer high school and college students hands-on experience with industry tasks, equipment demonstrations and opportunities to talk with professionals about  career opportunities.

With a wealth of abrasives options available, there’s no reason to settle for anything less than the best one for the job. Here are three new products you need to know about: Norton’s RazorStar, 3M’s Cubitron 3 and Osborn’s Honey Badger.

Millions of workers are exposed to metalworking fluids every day. Manufacturing businesses need to understand the risks that metalworking fluids pose to people, the regulations to comply with, and the steps to take to protect employees.

Preventing corrosion is vital for machined parts used in the aerospace industry, where reliability can make the difference between life and death. Here’s what you need to know.

Mitutoyo’s new profilometer, the SurfaceMeasure 1008S, can be integrated into an array of machine setups for a variety of measurement tasks. Find out how it can help you reduce waste and buoy productivity.

Starrett’s new touchscreen gauge brings smartphone simplicity to precision metrology. Users can choose between digital and analog readouts, take advantage of multiple menu settings for a variety of applications and save up to 10 setups at once.

Finding the best wheel, pad, belt, or disc for your grinding application can be tough. These tips make it simpler.

Nanofluids, powered by advanced technology, are more expensive than traditional metalworking fluids but can significantly improve operating metrics including tool life and productivity.

Women hold nearly 30 percent of manufacturing jobs today, but the industry needs far more of them to overcome a workforce shortage expected to number in the millions within the next several years.