The ever-increasing share of creative activities in manufacturing technology requires easy access to frequently used calculation rules, equations, reference values, and diagrams in engineering education and practical applications. Despite the use of computers and the availability of calculation rules, programs, and electronic data collections, printed reference works containing formulas, application recommendations, or decision aids for manufacturing technology processes remain indispensable during studies, in workshops, or in design offices. This newly revised edition is characterized primarily by: the complete inclusion of the main process categories of shaping (including generating, casting processes, and HARMST technologies), forming, separating (cutting, machining, and removing), joining, coating, and altering material properties, covering nearly all associated processes and variants; expanded explanations of economic considerations, cost, time, and price calculations, as well as manufacturing optimization; the inclusion of not only metallic but also non-metallic materials (thermosetting and thermoplastic plastics); and the expansion and updating of reference values and usage recommendations for the respective processes. For this purpose, the necessary equations, reference values, diagrams, and recommendations for students of mechanical engineering, production technology, and industrial engineering, as well as for manufacturing or operations engineers, designers, and managers in the fields of production, development/design, and purchasing have been compiled in a compact form and prepared in a practical manner.