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Mike Page

Mike Page, Editor, writes:
 

We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Weld Heads", and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Manufacturingtalk which will be of interest. Let me be your guide.
 
Start with the news release Orbital welding power source is easy to use from Swagelok, which we summarised at the time by saying "Orbital welding 200A, 23kg power source has a colour industrial touch screen that gives users a simple, intuitive pathway to enter orbital welding programs". Several months prior to that, we featured the news release Gas-cooled orbital weld head is 41.5mm wide from Orbitec: "Capable of welding tube of 114.3mm diameter, a narrow,gas-cooled welding head is just 41.5mm wide and offers a high duty cycle performance equivalent to that of water-cooled heads".
 
In April 2007, we covered the news from Festo concerning its Electrical and pneumatic actuators - take a look at Actuators ensure high accuracy assembly which says: "An automated assembly system designed to fabricate miniature sensor modules makes extensive use of electrical and pneumatic actuators to ensure high accuracy assembly and precision micro welding".
 
Take a look also at the news release from Universal Balancing, Four-plane balancing machines introduced, as well as Fork to tube welding times reduced from Orbimatic, and Orbital TIG supplier helps fabricator meet EU regs from Orbimatic.
 

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Orbital TIG welders boost cylinder output (October 2005)
Two orbital TIG welding systems, each with twin switching units and two weld heads, have been introduced to raise production for the welding of fittings to SS hot water cylinders

Orders worth GBP 2m placed for balancers (August 2005)
After a pilot order, Universal Balancing has won more than GBP 2 million worth of business to supply custom-designed multi-plane balancers to vehicle propshaft producers world-wide

Novel graphic operator interface to be shown (August 2005)
Novel 'Weld Profile Prediction Imagery' presents what is claimed to be a new dimension to orbital welding operator interface with its easy to interpret graphical operator interface

Durable orbital weld head closely pitched (February 2005)
Durable orbital weld head permits extreme close proximity welding for the fabrication of heat exchangers having return bend configurations in small diameters

News on the OSK Series weld heads from Orbitec (January 2005)
A simple addition to the OSK Series Weld Heads is designed to adapt them for use in tube-to-tubesheet welding applications and so make wider use of existing equipment

System prevents wrong weld head being fitted (April 2004)
Orbital weld head recognition system allows the power supply to recognise which weld head is fitted to the power supply so it will limit output and operation range to suit that weld head

Modular propshaft balancers have latest controls (March 2004)
To meet automotive industry demands for fast and accurate balancing of single and multi-link propshaft assemblies automatic propshaft balancing machines are built on modular design principles

Orbital welding equipment stored easily (March 2004)
A range of aluminiumised enclosures are available to store and transport Orbimat Orbital Welding Power Supplies easily

News on the Orbiweld TP orbital TIG weld heads from Orbimatic (February 2004)
Orbital TIG weld heads have been designed and developed for ease of use and are fitted with a control panel which has a dual operation option - with or without a wire feed unit

Tungsten off set adaptor eases fittings welding (February 2004)
Tungsten TIG tungsten electrode off set adaptor, designed to work with standard orbital TIG pipe and tube welding equipment, enables short stub fittings to be welded with ease

Quick change collets cut orbital TIG downtime (January 2004)
A quick release collet system for orbital TIG welding allows the operator to change a complete collet set in seconds as opposed to several minutes on the more old fashioned collet systems

Orbital welding power supply suits cleanrooms (November 2003)
Cleanroom model of an orbital tube welding power supply has anodised panels that eliminate the risk of particular shedding from the panels and helps keep contamination in cleanrooms to a minimum

Showing the automatic welding of 'pulled tees' (November 2003)
Automatic welding of 'Pulled Tees' is considered to be too difficult by many involved in the manufacture of SS pipe work systems, but demonstrations at Weldex will prove otherwise

Open arc orbital TIG to spark interest (October 2003)
Orbimatic will be showing a sneak preview of the new TP open arc orbital TIG welding heads at the UK's Northwest Manufacturing at the Reebok Stadium

AC TIG eases orbital welding of aluminium tubes (August 2003)
AC orbital welding power supplies allow aluminium and aluminium alloys to be welded much more successfully with AC TIG in a production environment when compared with DC TIG

Orbital welding technology advances described (August 2003)
The orbital welding technique has been advanced considerably over the years such that today's equipment can do in one pass that often required multi-pass techniques before

Orbital welding power supply suits cleanroom use (August 2003)
For use under cleanroom conditions, a power supply unit for orbital tube welding has been produced with anodised panels which replace the original painted panels

Tidy up your weld head collets (July 2003)
A range of specially tailored, tough ABS plastics transporting cases are for storage of enclosed weld head collets

Orbital TIG head welds in tight clearances (July 2003)
TIG welding head is designed for orbital welding applications with low radial clearance, such as tubes in boilers and rotary dryers

Weld a pulled tee with minimal weld neck (June 2003)
Modified collets that fit a standard fully enclosed weld head range allow operators to weld a pulled tee with minimal weld neck

Orbital welders get more memory for procedures (June 2003)
Two major improvements made to orbital welding power supplies include increased memory and an electronic pulsed feedback facility

News on the Orbiweld TP Open Arc Weld Heads from Orbimatic (June 2003)
Open arc orbital welding heads use a novel drive to provide a more compact design without any awkward motor housing getting in the way of operation

News on the Orbiweld S series of orbital weld heads from Orbimatic (May 2003)
For welding closely packed stainless steel tubes and fittings in high quality pipeline systems a range of slim line weld heads are now available for these limited access applications

Innovative Orbital Welding Techniques On Show (April 2003)
Orbimatic, the innovative manufacturer of orbital welding systems is exhibiting at Weldex 2003, the international joining, cutting and fabrication exhibition

Slim line weld heads join closely spaced tubes (September 2002)
For welding closely packed stainless steel tubes and fittings in high quality pipeline systems a range of slim line weld heads are now available for these limited access applications

 

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