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The die, built by EMO Extrusion Molding GmbH in Micheldorf, Austria, produces sheet up to 31 mm thick and 1400 mm wide. Exhibits featuring five-axial control and composite working machines increased notably as in the previous JIMTOF, a tendency that was mirrored in the EMO exhibition last year and the IMTS exhibition in September, as the needs for manufacturing numerous models in small lots, for manufacturing varying models as well as quantity manufacturing and collective manufacturing has continued to grow. EMO data include schools run by all known companies from Alex Molnar, David Garcia, Carolyn Sullivan, Brendan McEvoy, and Jamie Joanou, "2006 Annual EMO Report," Arizona State University, Commercialism in Education Research Unit (Tempe, AZ: May 2006). |
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