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Machine Builders Include Preventive Safety Early in the Design — And Get Paid Back Sooner

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Feedback Critical to Machining Precision

Vertical Turning/Grinding Machine Uses Optical and Magnetic Encoders to Aid High-Accuracy Production of Wind Turbine Bearings

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Take Safety Seriously! Learn How to Prevent Accidents in Our May 2013 Issue

It’s high time to make the case that safety no longer is a machine design afterthought. In this month's Control Design cover story, Executive Editor Jim Montague provides evidence that machine builders include preventive safety early in the design process — to the benefit of builder and customer alike.  read more »

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