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www.thefabricator.com September 2008

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September 2008

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Monday, September 1, 2008

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Selected articles from September 2008 issue published on TheFabricator.com:

Weiler Corp. announces staff appointments

Power sources, components optimized for sub-arc process

Sensors evolve to meet new errorproofing role

Having the right sensors in your operation can make the difference between poor- and high-quality production. Today's sensors have evolved dramatically to fit tight spaces and accomplish more tasks than earlier versions. New technology merging sensor and vision systems is allowing manufacturers to have the best of both in a single device.

But anybody can weld, right?

Welding is a craft that requires both proper training and practice. Training your welders can have a very positive effect on your operation. A well-trained welder is more likely to produce high quality welds efficiently and weld safely. He also may be more satisfied with his job and stick around longer

Welding hazards and how to prevent them

Four of 1,000 welders lose their lives each year, and many more are seriously injured because they fail to follow safe welding practices. Welding hobbyists who follow the examples set on television are particularly susceptible to injury. In this article, Marty Rice reflects on moments in his welding career that illustrate the importance of welding safety.

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