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Welding guide (1st March 2008)
A guide to manual metal arc welding equipment is available from ESAB, an international company with more than 100 years' experience in welding equipment design and manufacture.
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Cutting noise (1st March 2008)
Plasma cutting offers speed, precision, energy savings and low capital investment costs. However, the process is not known for its quietness.
Stainless steel welding wire (1st January 2008)
Unipart has now switched to using ESAB stainless steel welding wire supplied in Mini Marathon Pacs in its production process.
Free guide (1st January 2008)
Available free from ESAB is a new guide to MIG/MAG/FCW welding equipment that provides technical data on more than 50 machines, wire feed units and torches.
Free gloves (1st November 2007)
The first 100 readers to request ESAB's new guide will each receive a free pair of rigger gloves. With a rubberised cuff and a fully lined palm and 'wing thumb' for comfort, the rigger glove has a fully wetted palm and is Ca
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108-page guide (1st September 2007)
With more than 100 years experience and a presence in more than 80 countries, ESAB is a well known brand in welding and cutting. PPE, welding tools and accessories make up an important part of the company's product por
Wire feeder units (1st September 2007)
ESAB now has three wire feeders in its range of products for use with step-controlled welding power sources –the Origo Feed 302, Origo Feed 304 and Origo Feed 484. All three are ruggedly constructed, with galvanised ste
Welding packages (1st September 2007)
Three ESAB A2 Multitrac submerged arc welding packages have been supplied to William Hare for the fabrication of substantial structures destined for the Paddington section of London's Crossrail project.
Website updated (1st July 2007)
ESAB UK has launched a new website that greatly enhances usability and provides faster access to information about welding and cutting.
For welders (1st July 2007)
ESAB's new Eye-Tech II reactive welding helmets give users the option to add full head protection and/or a respiratory protection system.
Three ways to reduce costs (1st July 2007)
THREE WAYS TO Three more products have been introduced by ESAB to increase productivity and reduce costs n orbital welding.
Stability and accuracy (1st May 2007)
ESAB's A2 Multitrac submerged arc welding package has brought a number of benefits to William Hare in the fabrication of structure for the crossrail project
Power units (1st May 2007)
The ESAB Origo Mig C280 PRO and Origo Mig C340 PRO are robust step-controlled power units for medium duty MIG/MAG welding with solid wire or steel, stainless steel or aluminium and cored wires, with or without shielding
Avoid false economies (1st January 2007)
ESAB warns that buying a lowcost, low-specification, autodarkening helmet could be a false economy. It points out that because of the way auto-darkening helmets work, the switching time is faster at higher temperatures. A lo
Robust & versatile MIG (1st January 2007)
The Origo Mig step-switched power source for MIG/MAG welding from ESAB is both powerful and versatile. It delivers 329A at a 30 per cent duty cycle and is capable of being uysed with interconnection cables up t 35m long. Diff
Welding parameters automatically optimised (23rd May 2006)
ESAB says its Qset technology is changing the way welding parameters are optimised for short-arc welding. According to the company,m the technology affords significant set up time savings, as no trial and error set up procedures are required, plus it
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