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Prevent & Fix Porosity in Gasless ('MIG') Welding
Porosity is the presence of cavities in the weld metal caused by the freezing in of gas released from the weld pool as it solidifies.Read now
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Maximize Productivity & Efficiency with 7 times longer consumable life
Read nowThe Powermax SYNC™ is designed to get more done. But don’t just hear it from us. Here’s a peek at how one of our early adopters is utilizing and benefitting from using their new Powermax SYNC™ system.
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Introducing the revolutionary Powermax SYNC
Powermax SYNC™ series, the next generation of Powermax65®/85/105 systems, is unlike any plasma you’ve seen before. Featuring built-in intelligence and a revolutionary single-piece cartridge consumable, Powermax SYNC simplifies system operation, streamlines consumable inventory, lowers operating costs, and maximises performance.Read now -
STUD WELDING AND HOW IT WORKS
Stud Welding is a general term for joining a metal stud, or similar part, to a work piece. Welding can be done by a number of welding processes including ARC, Resistance, Friction and Percussion. Of these processes, STUD ARC WELDING utilizes equipment and techniques unique to stud welding. The other processes use conventionally designed equipment with special tooling.Read now -
Working Near Welders
Read nowIn early 2017, the International Agency for the Research on Cancer (IARC) reclassified welding fume as carcinogenic. These risks apply not only to the welders themselves but also to the non- welders who work in close proximity to them. As...
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Practical Guide to Welding Fume Control
There is a critical need to give workplaces clear and practical advice that can help to keep welding fume exposure to an acceptable level.Read now
This guide is based on a simple premise - the health risk posed by welding fume is serious, however, keeping yourself safe can be straightforward.
Consequently, in this guide, we outline the dangers of welding fume and then give you actionable and practical guidance based specifically on the welding industry. -
Add a layer of protection in your welding workspace
Electrocution, Burns, Arc-eye & Fumes are just few of the known hazards of welding that is why it has been rated as one of the hazardous occupations globally due to these risks. Welders are at high risk of injuring themselves but some may not know that it also hazardous to the people around and can even damage the surrounding area that is why it is essential that the right safety precautions are taken to protect both employees and workspaces alike.Read now -
2020 Welding Fume and Respiratory Protection Survey
Read nowBreaking News on Welding Fume! The results of our Welding Fume Survey have sparked an industry-wide conversation around the importance of respiratory protection. To keep this conversation going, we need your help getting the word out! Let's work together to get...
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3M™ Speedglas™ Powered Air Upgrade Campaign
Read nowHere's how you can upgrade your protection! Whether you're new to Speedglas powered air, or currently own an Adflo PAPR system, we're here to help you upgrade to the latest generation.