- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN
SCHOOLS In this two-part program we look at
how the first wave of information technology is being
applied within the classroom. Educators provide insights
to the problems and benefits all are likely to encounter,
and offer inspiration and reassurance for those fearful
of embarking on the information technology path to
learning. The program also considers how technology-based
teaching practices will evolve and the types of issues
likely to lie ahead. 47 mins video Produced in Australia
(1996) WW NT vea
- THE PRESSWARE MANUFACTURING
TECHNIQUE The various steps and processes used
by Corning in the manufacture of their high quality
wares, particularly their pressware products, are
presented in this program. Attention is drawn to some of
the reasons for Corning’s success including staff
commitment, teamwork and quality control.13 mins video.
Produced in the USA (1995) SEA UK NT vea
- SUPERCOMPUTER CHALLENGES This program is an overview of the
development of computers and the ever increasing number
of uses found for them. The new supercomputer and
something of its potential is also presented. 18 mins
video. Produced in the USA (1995) SEA UK NT vea
- RIGHT FROM THE START The Axis Kettle This program begins by tracing the
development and production history of the Kambrook
kettle, and follows on by focusing on the Axis Kettle.
The Axis Kettle is a special kettle because it is highly
efficient and almost completely recyclable. In
particular, the program looks at the design, engineering,
marketing and production of the Axis Kettle 30 mins
video. Produced in Australia (1996) WW vea
- RIGHT FROM THE START - PART 2
The Dishlex Dishwasher
This program provides
a case study of the process behind designing
Vulcan’s new dishwasher - the "Dishlex".
It covers from the market research stage, through the
design steps, to the final production phase. It provides
an excellent comparative case study with Right From The
Start - Part 1 - The Axis Kettle. 23 mins video. Produced
in Australia (1996) WW vea
- CARS, DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY This excellent program looks at the
influence of the customer in the product development
phase and in the area of vehicle safety. It examines the
use of CAD in product design and computer simulationin
production line layouts. 18 mins video. Produced in
Germany (1989) A SEA AF E ME USA C SA NT HV PA PB B SBC
vea
- BIKES, MATERIALS AND
TECHNOLOGY A bicycle: just a consumer product,
but one made up from a wide variety of components,
manufactured with the aid of many techniques, from
several machines. The materials are transformed into the
desired shapes by a variety of processes. We see
techniques, hot and cold, employed in the manufacture of
a single product: a bicycle. 30 mins video. Produced in
The Netherlands (1985) vea
- COMPUTER GAMES The Making of Radical Rex and The
Frolicking Frogs Computer Games follows the steps taken
by two companies as they create two very different styles
of games for different markets. Radical Rex is a Nintendo
game designed for the general "mass" market,
while The Frolicking Frogs is an electronic ook designed
for the "Edutainment" market. 40 mins video.
Produced in Australia (1994) WW vea
- DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY AT WORK
Making Guitars This program examines the issues
involved in small scale manufacturing by two Australian
guitar making businesses. At the famous Maton factory,
both traditional and modern techniques are used, while
Ian Noyce in Ballarat has managed to combine the craft
aspects of guitar making with the development of a small
scale, computer- controlled cutting machine.26 mins
video. Produced in Australia (1992) WW vea
- THE BASIC ELECTRONICS SERIES This series introduces students to
the theory and practice of basic electronics. 1 Ammeters
(17 mins video) 2 Resistors (16 mins video) 3 Component
Identification - Capacitors (16 mins video) 4
Potentiometers (16 mins video) Produced in Australia
(1987) SEA NT HV PA PB B SBC vea
- CHARACTER AND PERFORMANCE
ANIMATION This program gives viewers a look
at the dramatic changes that are taking place in the
world of animation. 18 mins video. Produced in the USA
(1995) SEA UK NT vea
- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN
BUSINESS How can a
small business benefit from efficient computer use? What
happens when a network crashes? How do you overcome
compatibility problems? These questions and many more are
answered in this innovative case study on the development
of IT in a successful Australian company.25 mins video.
Produced in Australia (1994) WW vea
- X2000 - TRAIN OF THE FUTURE This program is the story of the
Swedish fast train called ‘X2000’ and provides
aninteresting insight into modern railway technology and
how high speed trains can be designed to operate on
existing tracks. 20 mins video. Produced in the USA
(1995) SEA UK NT vea
- SYSTEMS
TECHNOLOGY - SENSORS In this collection of five segments
a variety of newly developed devices are examined and
explained, ranging from home security systems to freeway
traffic control. A variety of sensors and outputs, vital
to the operation of these devices are clearly
demonstated, enabling students to see the systems
principle being used in a range of applications that
could not be easily demonstrated in the classroom. 20
mins VEA. Produced by Beyond Productions (1994)
- SYSTEMS
TECHNOLOGY- ROBOTICS This program presents a collection
of six segments that show a number of the latest
developments in Robotics technology. The robots that are
examined include security monitors, devices to help the
handicapped, and visual surveillance equipment. A variety
of sensors, processors and outputs can be observed in
each of the devices. .31 mins VEA. Produced by Beyond
Productions (1994)
- INNOVATIONS
IN TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGY In this program we see some amazing
innovations in the world of transportation including new
uses for head up displays, the Renault Zoom (possibly the
car of the future), the latest offering from Honda
motorcycles and a bike that weighs less than 1000 grams.
We also see how what was once a Russian military secret
is now set to revolutionise mass transportation. 32 mins
VEA. Produced by Beyond Productions (1994)
- MATERIALS AND
TECHNOLOGY This five part compilation from the series
examines new developments in materials that could improve
our lives. We see the use of shape memory alloys in
medical procedures, and spider silk, the strongest
naturally occurring biopolymer, used to make bullet-
proof vests. Also considered are the properties of
heat-tempered glass, and ceramic engines for high
performance motor vehicles. 30 mins VEA. Produced by
Beyond Productions (1994)
- NEW TEXTILES
AND THEIR APPLICATION This program considers six new
developments in the world of textiles. We see the
potential of spider silk for consumer use, specially
designed clothing that can keep you warm at minus 50
degrees C, a new fabric which breathes and is comfortable
to wear but is impenetrable by blood and blocks 99.9% of
bacteria. We also look at how one company is creating a
silicon carbide fabric and titanium ribbon with computer
controlled looms. 27 mins VEA. Produced by Beyond
Productions (1994)
- STRUCTURES
& BRIDGE ENGINEERING Buildings and bridges, towers and
tunnels, spacecraft and ships all require the application
of structural principles in their design and building.
This program is a collection of five segments on
structures and bridges from the Beyond 2000 series.
Factors such as stress, strain, rigidity, weight, cost,
availability of materials and many others issues are
considered. • 00:00 - 07:00 Golden Gate • 07:00 - 11:19 Smart
Bridges • 11:19 - 17:36 New Severn Bridge • 17:36 - 22:39
Bamboo Steel • 22:39 - 30:39 Future Cities 32 mins VEA.
Produced by Beyond Productions (1994)
- PORTABLE POWER WOODWORKING
TOOLS The Meridian
Education Corporation's Portable Power Woodworking Tool
Series features the most popular and useful types of
woodworking tools. Students will learn the safe operation
of each tool, the different models and their purpose, the
parts, choosing the proper blade or bit for the task and
the various woodworking operations that can be
accomplished with each tool. The nine video programmes in
this series will enable and encourage students to safely
and creatively use portable power tools to their maximum
advantage. vhs pal . EMF. Mid 97 Release
DRILLS 21 Minutes
GBP49.50 plus shipping ROUTERS 21 Minutes GBP49.50 plus
shipping
PORTABLE POWER SANDERS 19 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
CIRCULAR SAWS 22 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
JIGSAWS 20 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
BISCUIT JOINER 19 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
RECIPROCATING SAW 14 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
POWER PLANE 14 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
ROUTER BIT MAGIC 25 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
- WOOD FINISHING Cutting and assembling wooden
objects and/or furniture is only the first part of
woodworking. The quality and type of finish applied to
the wood is what makes it beautiful. The correct finish
will protect for years. This series gives an
understanding of the finishing options available - their
advantages and disadvantages. The video programmes
demonstrate the correct preparation and safe application
methods for each type of finish.. vhs pal . EMF. Mid 97
Release.
REPARING WOOD 18 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
STAINING WOOD 20 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
LACQUERS & VARNISHES 22 Minutes GBP49.50 plus
shippingOIL,
SHELLAC & WAX 17 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
REFINISHING 17 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
PAINTING WOOD FURNITURE 10 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
BLEACHING 27 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
- ADVANCED MANUFACTURING 18 Minutes
GBP49.50 plus shipping Live action video takes the viewer
into today's technological manufacturing facilities and
shows the manufacturing processes that transform
materials into a finished product, and the systems within
that contribute to quality and increased productivity.
Emphasis on how computer integrated manufacturing is
having, and will continue to have influence on working
throughout the decade and into the 21st century. vhs pal
. EMF. Mid 97 Release.
- COMPUTER INTEGRATED
MANUFACTURING This
overview of Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM),
explains why it's a necessary part of manufacturing in
the 1990's and into the next century. Advantages of using
CIM are discussed and the problems that some
manufacturing operations may encounter; general business
management, product and process planning, manufacturing
planning and control systems, factory automation, and
information resource communications are all explained in
an easy to understand way. A must for anyone who plans to
work in manufacturing in the future.26 Minutes GBP49.50
plus shipping vhs pal . EMF. Mid 97 Release.
- COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL Current,
state-of-the-art information explaining how computers
operate all kinds of equipment, ranging from automated
machine tools like milling machines, lathes, turning
centres, and even more complex manufacturing cells.
Computer Numerical Control (CC) automatically measures
parts, controls robotics welders, and moves materials
through today's manufacturing facilities. A video that
provides a basic understanding of CC in today's
manufacturing industry. 26 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
vhs pal . EMF. Mid 97 Release.
- INTRODUCING PLASTICS
TECHNOLOGY This new
instructional video introduces the plastics age : This
programme reviews specifics to thermoplastics and
thermosetting materials; it also investigates many of the
processes used in converting plastics into products; and
describes many career opportunities available in the
plastics technology field. Animation and
"on-the-spot" live action video brings this
important technology to the classroom. An excellent
programme for any plastics course or unit from Secondary
to Adult.19 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping vhs pal . EMF.
Mid 97 Release.
- MATERIALS HANDLING Current live
action video that shows the many ways commerce moves and
stores its raw materials and products, in today's
computer integrated manufacturing facility as well as in
many other industries that must move large quantities of
materials. Viewers will gain an understanding of the
technological terms in this industry, such as fixed
automation, flexible automation, synchronous and
synchronous movement; have a basic understanding of
automatic identification systems, computer monitoring,
robot handling and electronic control of materials
flow.29 Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping
- MANUFACTURING RESOURCES Examines the inputs needed for any
manufacturing system. These resources include material
resources, human resources and capital resources.
Material resources include raw materials (renewable and
exhaustible), industrial materials and engineered
materials. Human resources are divided into labour and
manufacturing, with descriptions of the duties of both
and the need for them to work well together to assure
productivity and quality. Also discussed is the
importance of capital and knowledge resources.18 Minutes
GBP49.50 plus shipping vhs pal . EMF. Mid 97 Release.
- MANUFACTURING PROCESSES Details
the six types of secondary processing of materials to
make them into finished products : making a basic size
and shape (casting and molding, forming, separating),
changing properties (conditioning), putting parts
together (assembling), and completing the product
(finishing). Also examined are the properties of
manufacturing materials (mechanical, physical, thermal,
chemical, electrical, optical, and acoustical).16 Minutes
GBP49.50 plus shipping vhs pal . EMF. Mid 97 Release
- MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS More detailed information on the
manufacturing system is given, including in-depth
discussion of the types of manufacturing systems
(continuous, intermittent and custom, with discussion of
each type's benefits and a comparison of the three),
inputs, tools and equipment, workers, organisations,
human and material resources, productivity and quality
control. Included is a discussion on modernisation of
manufacturing systems for maintaining and increasing
productivity and quality.17 Minutes GBP49.50 plus
shipping vhs pal . EMF. Mid 97 Release.
- INTRODUCTION TO MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGY Overviews basic theory regarding
manufacturing technology and systems, giving definitions
and a discussion of how manufacturing is one of the four
basic technologies that provides not only valuable
products but also furnishes employment for people. The
free enterprise system is discussed. A definition of
manufacturing systems is given and it's parts (inputs,
processes, outputs and purposes) are briefly examined.16
Minutes GBP49.50 plus shipping vhs pal . EMF. Mid 97
Release
- DFM: Design for Manufacturing
Description:
At Storage Technology, a new assembly using DFM that
costs 86% less, reduced part count from 119 to 36. DFM
applied to large hydraulic cylinders at Caterpillar, Inc.
produced significant cost reduction. Then, at Xerox, DFM
was used to re-design a paper feed guide to go from five
parts plus hardware to one part and snap fits.
Standardized components at IBM help expedite product
development by offering the designers many necessary
pre-designed "building blocks." Manufacturing
Insights(r) Videotape. Produced by Society of
Manufacturing Engineers Note: Length: 43 minutes Year
Published: 1991 Item Code: VT396-2977 List Price:
US$240.00 + air shipping
- Fundamental Manufacturing
Processes Series Description: Each program in the
Fundamental Manufacturing Processes series is designed to
provide an overview of a technology or group of
technologies in such a manner that newcomer to the
industry gains a clear view of the core ideas, processes,
and shop vocabularies that make up the field. As much
information as possible, visual and verbal, is packed
into each of these fast-paced programs.
- NEW! Sheet Metal Stamping
Dies and Processes Description:
Dies are the tools that work inside stamping presses to
shape and cut sheet metal into functional parts. This
program begins with an introduction to sheet metal
formability, and then explores basic die operations such
as shearing, drawing and bending, as well as single
station dies, multiple station dies, and tandem press
lines. This video also includes segments on die
lubrication and stamping analysis.Produced by Society of
Manufacturing Engineers Note: Length: 20 minutes Year
Published: 1995 Item Code: VT631-2977 List Price:
US$249.00 + air shipping
- NEW! Sheet Metal Stamping
Presses Description:
Stamping presses provide the force to open and close
dies, which shape and cut sheet metal parts. This video
explores both mechanical and hydraulic presses, as well
as gap-frame and straightside presses in a variety of
sizes -- from small deck top presses to extremely large
tandem line presses. This program also examines press
controls and feeding methods for sheet metal blanks and
coil lines.Produced by Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Note: Length: 23 minutes Year Published: 1995 Item Code:
VT632-2977 List Price:US$249.00 + air shipping
- NEW! Electrical Discharge
Machining Description: You'll learn how this
exceptionally diverse thermal cutting process produces
products such as tiny electronic connectors, highly
accurate medical parts, automotive stamping dies, and
aircraft body panels, EDM's many benefits, as well as its
limitations, are highlighted along with important
definitions like duty cycle, gap distance, kerf, and
more. Produced by Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Note: Length: 23 minutesYear Published: 1997 Item Code:
VT622-2977 List Price:US$249.00 + air shipping
NEW! Cutting
Tool Geometries Description: Learn the consequences
of using the wrong cutting tool for a given operation,
and what your goal in machining should be. You'll see the
several different angles of a cutting edge, and how they
need to be introduced into a rotating workpiece. Learn
about chipbreaker designs and chip types in turning, and
to identify which is desirable in your machining
operations. Produced by Society of Manufacturing
Engineers Note: Length: 27 minutes Year Published: 1997
Item Code: VT621-2977 List Price:US$249.00 + air shipping
NEW! Cutting
Tool Materials Description: This new video
examines the wide variety of cutting tools and tool
materials, from high speed steel and carbide to superhard
materials. Whether you're using standard tools or tools
designed and build for a special machining job, you'll
learn about the selection criteria needed to help
identify the first tool material to consider and when to
consider superhard materials.Produced by Society of
Manufacturing Engineers Note: Length: 25 minutes Year
Published: 1997 Item Code: VT620-2977 List Price:
US$249.00 + air shipping
Threading
Basics Description: The two types of
threads-internal and external-can be identified and
generated in a number of ways. This video demonstrates
hand threading, turning, chasing, milling, grinding,
rolling, and tapping. You'll see how each processes is
performed, complete with explanations of their
applications. Produced by Society of Manufacturing
Engineers Note: Length: 22 minutes Year Published: 1996
Item Code: VT563-2977 List Price: US$249.00 + air
shipping
- Basics of Grinding Description: This video defines
cylindrical, internal, centerless, and surface grinding.
You'll see working examples of each type of grinding,
with explanations for their applications. This program
also illustrates the different abrasives. See why it's
important to know the grain size, bond type, and pore
spacing of the grinding wheel. Finally, you'll benefit
from the discussion of grinding safety issues. Produced
by Society of Manufacturing Engineers Note: Length: 25
minutes Year Published: 1996 Item Code: VT564-2977 List
Price:US$249.00 + air shipping
Introduction
to Workholding Description:
This program focuses on the principles of workholding,
various workholding devices, their variations and when
they are appropriate for use. This program also explains
what is influenced by the decision on how to hold a part,
why the holding of the workpiece must be stable, and the
twelve degrees of freedom. Produced by Society of
Manufacturing Engineers Note: Length: 22 minutes Year
Published: 1996 Item Code: VT565-2977 List Price:
US$249.00 SME + air shipping
Turning and
Lathe Basics Description: The lathe is one of the most
versatile machine tools, capable of many diverse
operations. Although lathe turning is one of the most
common metalcutting operations, cutting conditions and
requirements of specific operations vary. Consequently,
many details are involved with operating a lathe properly
and efficiently. This in-depth video program explains the
basics of turning and operating a lathe. You'll see many
different applications and different types of lathes in
action, and learn about operations on a general-purpose
engine lathe as well as numerical control lathes. This
instructional video examines the following subjects: The
basic parts of the engine lathe; Lathe workholding
arrangements; Different lathe types; Tool arrangements on
production lathes; Basic operations in turning; Process
variables in turning. Published Produced by Society of
Manufacturing Engineers Note: Length: 24 minutes Year
Published: 1995 Item Code: VT560-2977 List Price:
US$249.00 + air shipping
Milling And
Machining Center Basics
Description: Milling
has more variations in machine designs, workpiece
movement and tooling than any other machining method.
This in-depth video program explores these variations and
machining center basics. It covers aspects ranging from
basic milling operations to advanced techniques of modern
machining centers. Whether your milling operations
involve the basic knee mill or the more versatile CNC
machining center with toolchanger, you will find
fundamental information crucial to understanding the
milling process. This educational video provides basic
insight on the following topics: Machining centers and
toolchangers; Manual milling machines; Milling process;
Cutters & types of milling operations; Tables &
workholding devices; Workchanging; Operation parameters
and performance. Produced by Society of Manufacturing
Engineers Note: Length: 23 minutes Year Published: 1995
Item Code: VT561-2977 List Price: US$249.00 + air
shipping
Basic
Holemaking Description:
Holemaking is the most common machining operation. This
video details the holemaking process, showing what types
of drills are used for different applications and several
different finishing operations for the holemaking
process. You'll see operating parameters and good
drilling practices. The holemaking process is very
versatile. The process is done on dedicated drilling
machines, lathes, mills and on machining centers. Almost
any machine capable of providing a relative rotation
between a cutting tool and workpiece can perform
holemaking. Still, the holemaking process is hindered by
heat buildup and chip removal. Consequently, it's
important to understand those problems before you make
machining decisions. This video covers the basic theory
and practice of holemaking, and demonstrates: Holemaking
process; Various drills: twist, spade, indexable insert,
etc.; Holemaking machines; Operating parameters in
holemaking; Hole finishing operations: reaming, boring,
counterboring, countersinking, honing, etc. Produced by
Society of Manufacturing Engineers Note: Length: 24
minutes Year Published: 1995 Item Code: VT562-2977 List
Price: US$249.00 + air shipping
