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April 30, 2008
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Sponsored by: GOFF
Goff’s Welding Curtain
Walls
Goff's welding curtain walls slide in and out of use easily to form a UV
protected area. Goff's curtains are spark resistant. Goff's Weld
curtains can help with the containment of welding fumes keeping them
confined to that area until proper exhaust can occur. Curtain walls can
act as a shield from harmful flying debris.
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for more information.
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It’s almost a modern-day fairy tale. A senior fabricator, his
welding skills honed from years of working on everything from structural
steel to ships to pharmaceutical equipment, is asked to try his hand at
a metal sculpture. The artist’s medium: 304 stainless steel.
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article]
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Although everyone acknowledges that there is a growing shortage of
welders, it often seems difficult to convince welders that there is.
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article]
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Robots are helping companies become more competitive by reducing
costs and cycle times, but they are increasing one vital shop function:
maintenance.
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article]
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High powered CO2 lasers are used increasingly in metal fabrication
applications, for such jobs as cutting metal plate and sheet, but to
function properly, these lasers require gases at various flow rates,
pressures and purity levels.
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article]
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The New Holland Agriculture plant in New Holland, Pa., manufactures
a wide variety of agricultural equipment, including round balers. Until
recently, roll weld assemblies that to form the bale were welded on a
robotic system that was installed in 2002.
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article]
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Join Us May 14,2008 for Balluff's Webcast:
Dramatically Increase Weld Cell
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Protect sensors and connectivity from heat,
slag and impact!
If your organization is spending a great deal of time on sensor and
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hundreds of companies have accepted that sensing in welding environments
automatically equates to high rates of machine down time, high
maintenance costs, and high material costs. There are reasons how and
why it’s gotten to that point and we will examine those in this
webinar.
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