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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 month’s column is not about the latest crisis facing the U.S. economy from the automatic spending cuts (known in Washington speak as “sequestration”).
This year’s Forging Industry
Association’s Lobby Day in Washington, D.C. proved to be a golden opportunity
for FIA members from around the country to meet with Senators, Representatives
and their staffs and speak out on behalf of the forging industry.
