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ENGINEERING
FABRICATION LABORATORY
To support student
projects and faculty research in Mechanical Engineering and Electrical
Engineering, the College has a Fabrication Laboratory in Room 135 occupying
988 square feet.
The laboratory includes
the following equipment:
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Atrump
vertical mill and Atrump engine lathe
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Wilton
drill press
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Table
saw, chop saw, horizontal band saw, and contour band saw
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Grinders,
buffers and disk and belt sander
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Tool
sharpening grinder
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Sheet
metal shear and break
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Cyclone
bead blasting system
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Enerpac
hydraulic press
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Hydraulic
tubing and pipe bender
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One-metric-ton,
folding floor crane
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Parts
washer
A welding cell is
housed in the Fabrication Laboratory with the following equipment:
The Fabrication
Laboratory also houses the office of the College's Scientific Instrument
Maker and a Tool Room. Just outside the building, a small storage shed
serves as a Materials Room. There are several work surfaces available
for student projects. Students store their projects in the Tool Room.
The lab is equipped with 150-psig air and a storage locker for flammable
materials.
Mr.
Jim Mills is the staff member responsible for the Fabrication Laboratory.
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