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Module simplifies TIG welding of tubes

Orbimatic GmbH is introducing a major new option for its Orbimat 250C orbital welding power supply, namely an arc voltage control module.

News from Orbimatic (11 March 2004)

One-stop web shop for 'hazardous area' products

Reliability Direct is announcing the launch of its new online store containing hundreds of products that are rated intrinsically safe and certified for use in hazardous areas.

News from Reliability Direct (11 March 2004)

Four processes from one cutting gantry

ESAB Automation is introducing the only waterjet gantry currently available with four process capability - waterjet, plasma cutting, oxyfuel cutting and plasma marking. Brochure available

News from Esab (10 March 2004)

Hot washer gets engine parts ready to reassemble

User application article Renowned Fiat-Lancia race engine builder Guy Croft recently purchased a Guyson Formula 750 aqueous hot power washer to provide safe, environmentally-acceptable degreasing of his engine components. Brochure available

News from Guyson International (10 March 2004)

Two-part shots accurate down to 0.002cc

Accurate and repeatable dispensing of small shots of two-part materials from 50ml twin cartridges is no longer hampered by material drooling after the shot cycle.

News from Intertronics (10 March 2004)

Free poster shows cored welding wires

The cored wire range from Murex provides the fabricator with a selection of products for many applications at welding speeds up to three times faster than manual metal arc electrodes. Brochure available

News from Murex Welding Products (10 March 2004)

Waterjet system takes on the toughest tasks

User application article Investing in a KMT Waterjet Systems powered waterjet cutting machine has enabled Hull-based steel fabricators and profilers W Campbell and Sons to offer a new profiling service.

News from KMT Waterjet Systems ( 9 March 2004)

Column and boom welding: standard or customised

ESAB is launching an expanded range of column and booms (CaB) for mechanised welding of beams and profiles, large-diameter tubes, vessels and windmill towers. Brochure available

News from Esab ( 8 March 2004)

Tube cutting made easy

The RA41 tube cutting machine is an orbital cutting machine which is designed to cut tubes from 20mm to 120mm outside diameter with wall thicknesses up to 7mm.

News from Orbimatic ( 8 March 2004)

All you need to know about orbital welding online

Orbimatic has made major improvements to its UK website, and reckons it is now the UK's most extensive information resource dedicated to orbital welding and associated subjects.

News from Orbimatic (25 February 2004)

Poster provides ready reference on MMA welding

Murex Welding Products has published a poster that provides workshops with all the information required for successful MMA welding. Brochure available

News from Murex Welding Products (24 February 2004)

Quick change for fusion weld heads

The Orbiweld range of fusion weld heads offers many advantages over alternative products, but the main thing that sets them aside from others is the Orbilok quick-release collet system.

News from Orbimatic (24 February 2004)

Adapter welds short stub fittings

New to the Orbiweld range of enclosed orbital TIG weld heads is a tungsten offset adapter, which has been introduced to enable short stub fittings to be welded with ease.

News from Orbimatic (24 February 2004)

CD tells all on orbital welding

Orbimatic has revamped its product CD: the OrbiCD is a valuable asset for anybody for anybody involved in the welding of tubes and pipes, and is available free of charge.

News from Orbimatic (23 February 2004)

Grinder gets electrodes ready to weld

The WIG 10/175 is a precision tungsten electrode grinder for grinding of tungsten electrodes for automatic welding applications.

News from Orbimatic (20 February 2004)

Welding supply senses its mains

A new OrbiLogic option on Orbimat 160C orbital welding power supplies allows the machine to be run from either 110 or 230V supplies with no changes required to the power supply.

News from Orbimatic (16 February 2004)

Industrial welders run up to 400A

The 326S, 406S and 406SW are conventional MIG/MAG/FCW power sources for MIG, MAG and flux cored wire welding applications. Brochure available

News from Murex Welding Products ( 9 February 2004)

Weld heads control the process

All Orbiweld orbital TIG weld heads are supplied with an integral control panel which allows all basic functions of the system to be controlled from the weld head.