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The Tube and Pipe Journal® - January/February 2006
 
The Tube and Pipe Journal® January/February 2006

Publication Information:

Publication:

The Tube and Pipe Journal®

Issue:

January/February 2006

Publish Date:

Sunday, January 1, 2006

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Selected articles from January/February 2006 issue published on TheFabricator.com:

Cutting to the chase - Integrating secondary operations

Tube cut-off machines have evolved to integrate end forming and bending capabilities that normally are considered secondary operations. The suitability of a cutting method to be integrated inline with end forming and bending depends on each cutting method’s characteristics and the bending and end forming requirements.

Positive ID

Portable technology is available that can help fabricators positively identify the alloys used in a weldment. This is especially critical when a fabricator is trying to match a filler alloy to a base alloy and application.

Happy New Year!

How can we make 2006 better than 2005? One way is to adopt a few work-related new year's resolutions. The author lists five factors that hold the industry back--factors that everyone should resolve to overcome for a successful year.

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