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- From The Welder
Harris Products Group names national accounts director
- Apr 6, 2010
- Consumables
- News Release
The Harris Products Group, Mason, Ohio, has appointed Lorie Plengemeier to the position of director of national accounts. Plengemeier spent 10 years at Thermadyne in leadership positions in marketing and brand management and served as account manager and most recently as national accounts manager....
- From The Welder
Harris Products Group creates scholarship in honor of retiree
- Aug 7, 2007
- Arc Welding
- News Release
The Harris Products Group, Gainesville, Ga., has established a scholarship in honor of Larry Schweikert, who recently retired after 32 years with the company. The Larry and Patti Schweikert Scholarship will award $1,000 annually to a full-time business student at Gainesville State College. The...
- From The Fabricator
Switchover manifold allows remote monitoring
- Oct 10, 2006
- Oxyfuel Cutting
- Product Release
Harris Products Group has introduced the SG 960 HP fully automatic switchover manifold for use with oxygen, inert, or fuel gases. The manifold features a separate control box, mechanical box, and remote alarm for flexibility during installation. E-mail, phone, and text messaging notification is...
- From The Fabricator
Optimizing CO2 laser use: Part II
- By David Bell
- Mar 7, 2006
- Laser Cutting
- Article
As explained in Part I of this two-part series, many factors can affect laser processing efficiency. This article explains basic laser beam delivery requirements; discusses laser gases and supply methods; and lists common problems caused by using incorrect pressure, flow, and laser speed.
- From The Welder
Harris Calorific, Airgas form agreement
- Jan 10, 2006
- Consumables
- News Release
Harris Calorific Inc., Gainesville, Ga., and Airgas Inc., Radnor, Pa., have announced an agreement to jointly market gases and gas control equipment for CO2lasers used in materials processing. With the agreement, Airgas has chosen to market Harris Calorific laser gas control equipment exclusively....
- From The Fabricator
Optimizing CO2 laser use: Part I
- By David Bell
- Jan 10, 2006
- Laser Cutting
- Article
Many factors can affect laser processing efficiency. This article, Part I of a two-part series, stresses laser system maintenance and discusses factors that can affect beam quality and efficiency—namely, impurities introduced by laser gases and gas supply systems and how to prevent them. It also has a supply system requirements list. Part II discusses beam delivery to the workpiece and the gases used to process the material.
- From The Fabricator
Fully automatic switchover manifold introduced
- Oct 12, 2004
- Shop Management
- Product Release
Harris Calorific Inc., a Lincoln Electric Company, has introduced its SG960 fully automatic switchover manifold for high-purity gases. An integrated circuit board monitors and displays cylinder bank pressure and delivery pressure electronically. Changeovers occur automatically, eliminating the need...
- From The Welder
Harris Calorific adds new district managers
- Oct 12, 2004
- Consumables
- News Release
Harris Calorific Inc., a Lincoln Electric Co. provider of gas apparatus equipment, has added five district managers to its sales force. The new managers and their territories are Ken McGraw, north Texas; Lonnie Malley, south Texas; Brandon Gerke, Michigan and Indiana; Tom White, Connecticut and...
- From The Welder
Site-based telemetry systems streamline gas supply
- By David Bell
- Oct 12, 2004
- Consumables
- Article
Photo courtesy of TRUMPF Inc.Metal fabricators continue to find new applications for carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers. New uses combined with increased just-in-time processing, and lights-out operation place greater demands on laser, assist, and process gas supply and delivery systems—demands that...
- From The Fabricator
Laser-gas delivery systems for all applications, including 24/7 operation
- By David Bell
- Jul 13, 2004
- Laser Cutting
- Article
When laser gases are used in significant volumes or in an around-the-clock operation, a centralized gas delivery system is a practical necessity. A well-conceived delivery system reduces operating costs, increases productivity, and enhances safety.
- From The Welder
Efficient shielding gas supply methods
- By David Bell
- Feb 26, 2004
- Consumables
- Article
The introduction of gas metal arc welding (GMAW) and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) in the 1940s changed the way metals were joined. The automation of these processes meant the gas supply system also had to be automated to achieve optimal productivity.
- From The Welder
Choosing the right oxyfuel gas and supply system
- By David Bell
- Nov 6, 2003
- Arc Welding
- Article
Mixing oxygen with fuel gases for brazing, cutting, heating, and welding metal has been around since the early 1900s. Oxyfuel processes have remained in use over the years despite the introduction of other metal fabrication processes, such as arc welding, plasma cutting, and laser materials processing. Finding the most economical method for supplying oxyfuel gases requires a basic understanding of the process.
- From The Welder
Efficient use of compressed gases can increase productivity
- By David Bell
- Aug 28, 2003
- Arc Welding
- Article
The metal fabrication industry has used compressed gases for more than one hundred years. Oxy-fuel cutting and welding have existed since the beginning of the 20th century. The more automatic welding processes, such as gas metal arc welding (GMAW) and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), began as early as 1920.
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