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One system does not fit all: Ventilation equipment becomes more specific to improve the welding environment

Ventilation systems come in a variety of types for different types of welding processes and varying fabrication facility setups. The emphasis on proper application of these systems and best use of the components used in them comes from an increased interest in cleaner air for the welder.

Publish date: January 13, 2004

Tech cell: Safety


Pour me a mandrel: Bending tubes, pipes, and other forms with low-melting-point alloys

To reduce weight and cost for all types of products, design engineers often specify tubes and pipes with thinner walls instead of the previously used heavier-walled tubes and pipes. Shorter tube or pipe lengths also achieve the same objectives, but usually they require sharper or more complex bends. These designs make the tube bender's task more difficult.

Publish date: September 25, 2003

Tech cell: Tube and Pipe Fabrication


Producing side-impact profiles: Automotive body part combines roll forming, punching, laser welding

The ramming machine bores into the side of the new automobile at a speed of 50 kilometers (31 miles) per hour. Within a fraction of a second, sensors situated all over the test dummy signal details of the stress load. Shortly afterward the overall results of the Euro-NCAP crash test will appear in all the specialized automobile magazines.

Publish date: January 13, 2004

Tech cell: Laser Welding