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Quality Management Strategies that Slash Costs and Reduce Waste
This presentation addresses how quality improvements and cost reduction go hand-in-hand. It introduces technologies that replace paper-based storage of product quality data and that will stand up to audits for those manufacturers in regulated industries. Stephen Wise, Vice President of Statistical Methods, InfinityQS International, Inc.
19:44
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New Material and Design Innovations in Precision Belting
Stan Kulikowski, Product Development Manager at Fenner Precision, a leading global provider of engineered elastomeric solutions to OEMs, will share unique insights into breakthrough innovations in timing belt design and new material constructions. Specific emphasis will be given to new REACH compliant materials for the environment and new opportunities for enhanced efficiency by replacing gear trains with precision belt drives. Stan Kulikowski, Product Development Manager, Fenner Precision
11:01
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Maintaining Manufacturing Innovation and Growth: How to Manage Your Business
In this presentation, Kathie Poindexter, manager, product marketing for Epicor, will discuss how to develop a sustained compliance framework through the implementation of an end-to-end enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution. Kathie will also address the common pitfalls manufacturers encounter when it comes to supporting quality and compliance initiatives, and will discuss best practices for turning compliance efforts from a burden into an opportunity. Kathie Poindexter, Manager, Product Marketing, Epicor Jessica Shelton, Public Relations Specialist, Epicor, jshelton@epicor.com
18:53
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Waterjet Cutting Advancements
Flow International has been the world leader in waterjet technology. In 1979, Flow invented the abrasive waterjet and continues to be the industry leader with the first full 3D cutting head combined with taper control - Dynamic XD. The ability to cut virtually any material, without HAZ or thickness limitations are just a few advantages Waterjets have to offer. Come see why Waterjets continue to be the fastest growing machine tool for over a decade. Jonathon Meas, Product Specialist, Flow International
26:47
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In Cycle inspection for Lights-Out Manufacturing
The process of in cycle, on machine inspection allows for more hours of unattended machining making our company more competetive at the same time reducing scrap, machine down time and non productive touch labor costs. Eric Hagopian, President, Hoppe Tool, Inc.
19:38
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Conveyor Innovations Improving Packaging Line Integration
The presentation focuses on conveyor innovations improving packaging line integration. A key idea that conveyors can increase the speed and efficiency of the packaging line as well as assist in the energy conservation goals. Mike Hosch, Director of New Product Development, Dorner Mfg. Corp.
13:51
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Breaking Down the Walls between Mechanical and Electrical Engineers
So many products these days require the integration of electrical components. This presents a variety of design challenges. From design integration to simulation to documentation there are a variety of tools and techniques engineers can use to bridge the gap. This presentation will discuss both products and methods to enhance the collaboration between these two disciplines. Patrick Rainsberry, Technical Manger, DS SolidWorks
14:58
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High Throughput, Low Temperature UV Assembly of Medical Devices
New LED light sources are now available which allow for curing the adhesives in a high throughput, low heat UV assembly process; critical for the assembly of medical devices. The different options of LED technology available will be discussed along with the important considerations for setting up a repeatable UV assembly process. Mike Kay, Senior Market Development Manager, Lumen Dynamics
23:17
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Introduction to Finite Element Analysis for Engineering Manager
This presentation will demystify the Finite Element Analysis process by examining the underlying technology that is used. It will also look at best practices and common mistakes to avoid. Mitch Muncy, Application Engineering Manager, NEi Software
18:35
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Next-up for Lean Insourcing: Corrugated Packaging
Taking a page from Toyota's Lean playbook, attendees will learn why creating a flow of corrugated boxes in a high-mix manufacturing environment is nearly impossible and why "Lean Insourcing" makes better sense. Hanko Kiessner, Chief Executive Officer, Packsize
20:10
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Creating Product Prototypes Using Non-Proprietary Materials
Create product prototypes using a wide variety of commonly available non-proprietary materials right on your desk. See how easy it is to create prototypes on a desktop using CNC technology without the need of a CNC machinist or difficult and specialized G-Code programming. Save money and time by creating samples in house and in the materials the final product will be produced in. Pedro Gonzalez, Product Manager, 3D Products, Roland DGA
10:23
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How ERP Software Can Facilitate Green As Well As Lean
How the judicious selection of Enterprise Resource Planning Software can enable small and midsize manufacturing and distribution businesses to facilitate both lean and green practices. Harold Katz, Marketing/Technology Enabling Manager, SYSPRO
13:37
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Understanding Battery Regulations and Safety Issues
This presentation will clarify the questions which specifically address the safety issues for lithium batteries and transportation of these batteries. Safety must be addressed at all levels starting at the cell and continuing through pack assembly and onto the charger and end unit. It must be a holistic approach. Katherine Mack, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Rose Electronics
22:20
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Do you know your design's carbon footprint?
Sustainable design is the practice of creating products that have less of an impact on the environment. This presentation will give an overview of Life Cycle Assessment and how it is being used in the industry. This will focus on the key components of environmental impact and their sources. Patrick Rainsberry, Technical Manger, DS SolidWorks
10:49
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Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
This presentation is designed to acquaint those in the medical device community in the appropriate ways to develop, optimize, and validate an ethylene oxide sterilization process. The properties and hazards associated with ethylene oxide and the process required to successfully validate a medical device will be discussed. Dan Floyd, Laboratory Manager, Nelson Laboratories, Inc.
27:04