Articles by Issue

Articles By Issue
2001

Interpretation of The American National Standards Institute Temper Designations for Extruded Aluminum Alloys	Page 6
By A.J. “Bill” Bryant

Latest Developments in Retrofitting Extrusion Presses	Page 16
By James M. Pope, Extrusion Technology Associates

How Does Your Stacker Stack Up?	Page 24
By Roy Hollis

Indalex-North American Extrusion Leaders

Page 33

Review and Analysis of Emerging Extrusion Processes Part I	Page 40
By Joseph C. Benedyk

Aluminum at Sea	Page 48
By A.J. “Bill” Bryant and Roger A.P. Fielding

Advanced Manufacturing of Curved Profiles by Hydroforming	Page 66
By A. Klaus, S. Chatti, and M. Kleiner

Recent Trends and Future Application of Aluminum Alloys to Automobiles	Page 70
By Masahito Katsukura, Nissan Motor Company

Light Metal Advances in the Automotive Industry, Part I: Magnesium	Page 74
By Edward J. Vinarcik

Architectural Light Metals

Page 78

Directory of Aluminum Extrusion Equipment Mfgrs. and Suppliers

Page 79

Learning the Extrusion Process Part I: Basic Methodology of Die Design	Page 96
By Cliff Lotzenhiser

The First Magnesium Extruder in Israel	Page 106
By Michaly D. Segal, SHL-Alubin Group