Koenigsberger Design Principles of Metal-Cutting Machine Tools Hardcover 1964

by F. Koenigsberger

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Product Description A highly regarded technical reference on the engineering principles underlying metal-cutting machine tools, written by F. Koenigsberger, Professor of Machine Tool Engineering at the University of Manchester. This English translation of his original German work provides comprehensive coverage of calculation data, design principles, automatic control systems, and constructional elements essential to machine tool design. Physical Details: • Format: Hardcover with burgundy textured boards • Edition: Unknown Edition (1964 publication, translated from German original) • Publisher: Pergamon Press, 1964 • ISBN: N/A (pre-ISBN era) • Binding: Tight and secure • Pages: 321+ pages with extensive technical diagrams and figures Condition: • Overall: Good • Cover: Burgundy boards show minor surface wear with light scuffing; spine lettering remains legible with some fading • Pages: Clean with slight age-toning typical of 1960s paper stock; no markings observed • Spine: Intact with minor wear at head and tail • Markings: None visible Special Notes: This is a specialist engineering text that remains relevant to those interested in machine tool design history and principles. The comprehensive technical diagrams and mathematical foundations make this a valuable reference for engineers, historians of technology, and collectors of industrial engineering literature. An essential addition for anyone with an interest in precision engineering, manufacturing technology, or mid-centu

  • Publisher: Pergamon Press
  • Year: 1964
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Condition: Good

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