How to Determine the Best Method for Heat Treating
Feb 19 2021
Heat treating is a group of industrial, thermal, and metalworking processes used to alter the physical, and sometimes chemical, properties of a material.
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U.S. Steel Prices May Trend Lower in 2021
Jan 19 2021
A hot topic of discussion in today’s manufacturing space is steel pricing. The onset of COVID-19 produced a sharp contraction in economic activity in the early months of 2020, causing steel prices to fluctuate.
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5 Metal Fabrication Trends Predicted to Dominate 2021
Dec 15 2020
It feels as though we blinked and here we are wrapping up a very historic and unpredictable year.
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Dayton Rogers: Your One Stop Shop for Metal Forming
Nov 17 2020
If you’re in the market for precision metal forming, then look no further. Dayton Rogers is your one-stop-shop for metal stamping, welding, sheet metal fabrication and more.
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Celebrating Manufacturing Month the Dayton Rogers Way
Oct 28 2020
Metal stamping and fabrication are techniques used to create all kinds of products from thumb tacks to aerospace parts and architectural materials.
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What are Metal Stamping and Fabrication?
Sep 08 2020
Metal stamping and fabrication are techniques used to create all kinds of products from thumb tacks to aerospace parts and architectural materials.
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The Rules for Piercing Metal You Need to Know
Aug 06 2020
When piercing holes in metal, there are a few critical rules to observe.
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5 Rules for Metal Blanking
Jul 06 2020
When creating metal blanks, there are a few rules to keep in mind.
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Designing an Economical Blank for Precision Metal Stamping
Jun 04 2020
When designing metal blanks for precision metal stamping, follow these guidelines for best results.
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What’s the Right Height for Your Metalforming Part? [Free Chart]
May 14 2020
When metalforming, the height of the form is critical. Use this free chart to find the right height for your part.
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Considerations when Metal Stamping for Medical Applications
Apr 27 2020
When designing metal parts for medical products, there are a few key considerations you must keep in mind.
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Why You Should Choose Dayton Rogers for Metal Stampings and Fabrications
Mar 17 2020
You get quality products, reliable service, and fast delivery — guaranteed — from Dayton Rogers. You can count on Dayton Rogers. Four generations already have.
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How Metal Stampers are Preparing for the Electric Vehicle Revolution
Mar 06 2020
We’ve all seen the rise of electric and autonomous vehicles out on the road – but what does this mean for stampers and manufacturers? These new vehicles present unique opportunities and unique challenges.
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5 Manufacturing Technologies Inspired by Science Fiction
Feb 03 2020
Here’s a look at some current manufacturing technologies that were inspired by science fiction stories.
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How to Choose Between Metal Stamping and Metal Fabrication
Jan 06 2020
This handy reference guide will break down the difference between these two methods and which you should choose for your project.
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Shalene Singh Wins 2019 Women of Excellence in Metal Forming & Fabrication Award
Dec 11 2019
Dayton Rogers is proud to announce that Shalene Singh has been named a 2019 Woman of Excellence in Metal Forming & Fabrication.
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Flatness Tolerances for Metal Stampings [Free Chart]
Nov 01 2019
Commonly used flatness tolerances for metal stamping, laser and turret.
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How to Choose the Right Carbon Steel Strip for Metal Forming
Oct 10 2019
When choosing a cold rolled carbon steel strip, it’s important to know what softness is best for your project.
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Practical Tolerances for Short Run Metal Stampings
Aug 30 2019
Check out this guide for practical tolerances for short run metal stampings.
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Dimensioning Practices for Press Brake
Aug 05 2019
Practical experience has proven that dimensioning and measuring practices must both be understood and agreed on by all parties to achieve a workable, mutual standard. Here are the dimensioning practices for press brake.
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How to Calculate Tonnage [Free Formula]
Jul 11 2019
The Tonnage Formula is the pressure required in tons to cut a blank or contour using a flat faced punch with no shear. Having the ability to calculate the tonnages for a sheet metal project is vital for the completion and success of your project.
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The Minimum Bend Radius for Aluminum
Jun 03 2019
This free chart outlines what bend radii is required for the approximate thickness of aluminum.
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How to Position the Metal Form
May 06 2019
Here’s how to position the form for the most desirable quality.
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3 Ways to Improve Edge Conditions
Apr 01 2019
During shearing and punching, there are a number of factors to keep in mind to improve edge conditions.
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How to Pierce Round Holes in Metal Stampings
Mar 01 2019
Many metal stampings require holes, but there are several considerations when choosing where to place a hole and how to pierce the hole.
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How to Prevent Fractures in Metalforming
Feb 04 2019
If you are encountering fractures in your metalforming pieces, there are a few steps you can take to prevent them.
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Dayton Rogers Turns 90!
Jan 01 2019
In 1929, Dayton A. Rogers founded a new manufacturing company and altered the business of metal manufacturing forever. 90 years later, his legacy continues as Dayton Rogers impacts the world of manufacturing with its innovations now and into the future.
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Typical Parts Price Comparison of Variations in Materials and Design/CAD
Nov 08 2018
Comparing cost impact of the several variables is difficult. To help explain the impact, we have selected a sample part and shown the price range that you could reach depending on how you control your design.
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Short Run Stamping vs. Progressive Stamping: Which is Right for Your Project?
Oct 05 2018
You may have heard the terms “short run stamping” and “progressive stamping” before. What is the difference between the two?
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Cutting Tap Drill Sizes [Free Chart]
Sep 10 2018
Get your free Cutting Tap Drill Sizes chart so you can easily find the specs you need.
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9 Ways to Promote Manufacturing as a Rewarding Career Path
Jul 25 2018
As manufacturing tries to attract Millennials and Generation Z, there’s been a national conversation on how to promote manufacturing careers in 2018 and beyond. Here are some ideas for promoting manufacturing careers we all can follow.
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3 Reasons Why Manufacturing is an Awesome Career
Jul 02 2018
Did you know that manufacturing jobs hire fresh out of high school and offer competitive benefits? Manufacturing is poised to be a hot new career – as well as offering a literal hands-on job and a creative outlet, manufacturing is financially competitive as well.
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How Manufacturers Are Fighting Back Against the Skills Gap
Jun 01 2018
For decades, the U.S. manufacturing industry was a backbone of the economy and a thriving, highly desirable industry. Now, many manufacturers struggle to find new workers to replace those who are retiring. You’ve probably heard of the skills gap in the news, but what is it and how can it be fixed?
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4 Key Considerations When Designing for Laser Cutting
May 01 2018
Lasers are a popular choice for short run stampings or more precise parts. While lasers in many ways make manufacturing simpler, there are some unique considerations you need to make before designing a part for laser cutting.
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6 Ways Short Run Stampings are Better than Typical Fabrication Methods
Apr 04 2018
Looking to save money on your custom fabrication project? Short run stampings offer an economical way to produce parts in quantities from prototype to 100,000 pieces with short lead times.
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How to Save Money With Short Run Stampings
Mar 08 2018
Short run stampings are a cost-effective way of keeping costs low while still delivering excellent results.
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Deciphering the 2018 Tax Changes
Feb 19 2018
President Trump recently signed a tax reform bill into law. Confused? We’ll break down how it impacts your business.
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