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Metal-Cored Improves Travel Speed 40 Percent in Sub-Arc Bridge Fabrication Application

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Fought & Company's 340,000 square-foot facility in Tigard, Oregon is the birthplace of many recognizable structural steel and bridge projects in the Pacific Northwest. Founded in 1949, Fought is responsible for portions of the retractable roof on Safeco Field in Seattle, a 120,000-sq. ft. steel and glass canopy at Portland International […]

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New Hobart Brothers Flux-Cored Wire Designed for Welding High-Strength Steels

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

TROY, Ohio. February 10, 2010-Hobart Brothers introduced a new welding wire designed for welding high strength steels that require good low temperature impact toughness. The new Hobart® FabCO® 107G all-position, gas-shielded flux-cored wire offers a tensile strength in the 100 to 110 ksi range in the as-welded or the post-weld heat-treated […]

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Hobart Brothers Offers New Submerged Arc Welding Brochure

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

TROY, Ohio. January 27, 2010-Hobart Brothers has a new resource to assist customers with their submerged arc welding wire and flux selection. Its new brochure, Metal Core Wires & Fluxes for Submerged Arc Welding provides information on the company's available Tri-Mark® and Hobart® brand products, as well as details on the […]

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Tips for Improving Robotic Welding Performance Through Wire, Gun and Consumables Selection

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

Robotic MIG welding can provide companies with very significant gains in productivity and excellent return on investment - when done right. Unfortunately, companies often make the mistake of focusing too much on big picture items like the power source and robotic arm, neglecting the small but equally important details like the welding wire, MIG gun and consumables. […]

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Combining Advanced Technologies Can Improve Pipeline Welding Performance

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

With the demand for energy growing worldwide, contracting companies responsible for constructing transmission pipelines are beginning to face some real obstacles-not the least of which is meeting increasingly tighter project deadlines. To help, welding equipment and filler metal manufacturing companies have begun developing advanced […]

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