Increased production, reduced costs, through a better understanding of the machining process and control of materials, tools, machines.
Contributors: Curtiss-Wright Corporation.; United States. Air Force. Air Matériel Command.
Publisher: Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Place of publication: Wood-Ridge, N.J
Number of pages: 196
Subjects: Machine-shop practice.
Other titles: United States Air Force machinability report.
Notes: On spine: United States Air Force machinability report, 1951.

"Machinability research program, sponsored by U. S. Air Force, Resources Planning Section, Industrial Planning Division, Air Matériel Command, contract 33 (038) 9948".