May/June 2001
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Practical Welding Today®Issue:
May/June 2001Publish Date:
Tuesday, May 1, 2001Information Website:
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http://www.fma-communications.com/forms/subscription-page.cfm?Publication=PWTSelected articles from May/June 2001 issue published on TheFabricator.com:
Planning, gas, rigs, tips, location, and cutting all have significant effects on field welding jobs. Taking these into account may save you a lot of time and trouble when doing repair on structural members.
To clean-cut stainless steel sheet and plate, fabricators first must choose the right CNC cutting equipment and then set the correct process-related variables. Precise machine motion controls, torch-to-material distance control, and the correct plasma and assist gases all are crucial to producing weld-ready plasma-cut edges on all stainless steel thicknesses.
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