December 2025 Issue
December 2025
Digital Edition
Features
Featured articles from the December 2025 issue of Production Machining
Precision Machining Index Climbs Into Expansion
The GBI: Precision Machining finally broke past the 50 mark with strong October results.
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Are You Over- or Under-Maintaining Your Fluid Systems?
Consider this advice which can help you strike the right balance in your fluid maintenance efforts.
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Holding Aerospace Tolerances 24/7 in Central Wisconsin
Exceedingly challenging machining applications have a way of becoming achievable with the right team and equipment. Pointe Precision offers a case in point with its new automated fuel metering valve grinding and measurement cells.
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High-Speed Machining: Principles, Benefits and Practical Advice
A manufacturer of air turbine spindles suggests best practices when using small-diameter tools for precision, high-speed machining operations.
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Emerging Leaders Know Collaboration is Key
Although most of this year’s Emerging Leaders didn’t anticipate a career in manufacturing, their impact on their companies and the industry in general has been significant.
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The Role of Abrasive Honing Technology in Modern Manufacturing
Despite their widespread use, engineered abrasives are frequently thought of as simple one-size-fits-all tools that are easily interchangeable. This oversimplification masks the true potential of abrasive technology.
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An Indicating Snap Gage Primer
The variable snap gage, with its built-in features and combined with modern digital readout devices, offers a sound and easy-to-use tool for controlling critical diameters.
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Key Takeaways from the PMPA 2025 Annual Meeting
Discover how the PMPA 2025 Annual Meeting elevated the industry through high-impact networking and expert insights.
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Don’t Leave Shopfloor Learning to Time and Chance
A dynamic and universal standards framework that uses your unique workflow as the basis for your training program can optimize your training efforts.
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Consider Bringing Passivation In-House
Given the growing acceptance of citric passivation, shops might find bringing this process in-house can lower manufacturing costs and speed delivery lead times.
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Craftsman Cribsheet No. 146: Powder Bed Printing for the Shop
Properties of powder bed printing metals.
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