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Harris Products Group Hires New District Sales Manager
J. Jones has joined the sales team as the district sales manager responsible for supporting customers in Texas and the Gulf Coast.
More Machine Orders For Thompson
The friction welding machinery manufacturer has won $15 million worth of new orders, with four machines bound for the U.S. and nine in Asia, Europe and the Americas.
Harris Products Group Recognized for Being Named Top U.S. Plant
The Mason facility manufactures brazing and soldering alloys used in the manufacture of OEM products in HVAC/R, transportation and automotive, mining and energy, heavy fabrication and other industries, along with brazing rings and return bends.
Understanding and Lowering Weld Costs
Nick Peterson of Miller Electric explains why shops stand to reap significant benefits by better understanding and controlling whether step B in the process is truly preparation for step C, or simply compensation for the inefficiency of step A.
Checking the Pulse of Welding Inconel
Whether TIG welding in the aerospace industry or MIG welding overlay in a plant environment, successfully welding Inconel can depend on your pulsing capabilities and other new features made possible with modern equipment. Dave Almy and Mark Kadlec of Miller Electric explain why.
Welding Robots Justified
The traditional ROI focused on robots as a direct replacement for people. But many fabricators now investing in automation with welding robots eventually hire more people too. What is going on?
Preventing Weld Failures
Here are four ways that welding operators can protect against weld failures and help maintain the productivity and profitability of a shop’s welding operation.
Gouging with Plasma
The switch to plasma wasn’t exactly planned, but more welders are now realizing the benefits of gouging with plasma.
Laser Welding Puts Automotive Industry “On A Diet”
The level of innovation behind weight-reduction efforts is exemplified in passenger car transmissions that are manufactured by the millions in volume and, as such, require optimized designs that provide an economic advantage to the manufacturer. With an already great design, is it possible to make them even lighter? This automated system from EMAG shows how.
What You Must Know About Robotic Welding: Industrial Safety Standards
Eric Esson of Frommelt Safety Products discusses the revised RIA 15.06 Industrial Robot Standard that is coming as only part of the shifting U.S. industrial safety standards that shops must monitor to remain compliant, maintain best practices – and stay competitive. Is your shop at risk?
Weld Crater Shrinkage Cavities
Tom Myers of Lincoln Electric explains how a hole or divot in the crater of the weld sometimes appears when using flux-cored gas-shielded wire and how to prevent it from occurring.
Victor Technologies Provides Cutting and Welding Packages to Schools
These secondary and post-secondary schools had team and individual winners in the company’s “Innovation to Shape the World” welding and cutting contest.
