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Free guide to orbital welding published
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Orbimatic product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Feb 9, 2004
A free guide to orbital welding covers from the basics of the TIG welding process to troubleshooting and includes weld purging and post-weld treatments.
Orbimatic are offering a Free 'Guide To Orbital Welding' which is intended for anybody who is in any way involved in the welding of tubes and pipes.
The guide contains 24 pages and covers from the basics of the TIG welding process to troubleshooting during operations when the orbital welding process is used.
And this guide is not limited to only orbital welding, but also includes sections on material selection, tube fabrication, weld purging and post weld treatments.
The 'Guide To Orbital Welding' will prove very useful if you are a consultant or an engineer watching over contracts which involve the orbital welding process.
It will give a good insight into what problems can be encountered and whether all those 'problems' are genuine or not.
The guide will also be of interest to engineers involved in the design of process pipe lines and processing equipment, who would like to know more about the use and application of orbital welding equipment to enable them to create systems which will be easy to install when construction starts.
This guide is intended as a reference item and is booklet size to make it easy to store on a desktop or in a draw.
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