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As I write this, we are a year away from the presidential election of 2016, but the campaigning, debates, rhetoric and interminable media coverage have already been going on for months.
The largest Forge Fair in history was recently completed in Cleveland, Ohio, at that city’s new convention center. Both the event and its venue were a success.
Forging industry executives and technical experts from around the world recently gathered in Cleveland, Ohio’s new Convention Center for three days of technical papers and exhibits.
Readers of this magazine may have noted the start of a series of articles in our February issue tackling the subject of modern commercial forging as an advanced manufacturing industry.
The Forging Industry Association (FIA), the Forging Industry Educational and Research Foundation (FIERF), affiliated U.S. colleges and Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute recently conducted a technical conference to present and indentify potential collaborative research projects related to resource-efficient manufacturing and productivity improvements.
This issue contains a feature that previews the upcoming Forge Fair 2015. Judging by previous Forge Fairs I have attended, this one promises to offer a good technical program and an exciting show floor.
As FORGE begins its ninth year of publication, its editorial staff is proud to offer readers this handy reference guide to the feature articles it has published during the last three years.
As part of its customer base, the forging industry boasts many dynamic markets, including automotive, aerospace, energy exploration and production, power generation and others.