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Articles by Anthony Rohan
Resistance Welding from A to Z
July 26, 2021 T. J. Snow Company Booth B28012 T. J. Snow Company provides a comprehensive inventory of new and used resistance welding machinery, as well as industrial water chillers and industrial spring balancers. Stop by its booth to also discuss its consulting and training opportunities.
New T. J. Snow Water-Chiller Brand: Industrial Process Cooling
June 9, 2021 After 40 years of distributing several well-known brands of packaged industrial water chillers, T. J. Snow Company, Chattanooga, TN, has introduced its own complete line of water chillers under the name Industrial Process Cooling (IPC). T. J. Snow originally entered the chiller market in the 1980s to provide recirculated cooling water for its line of resistance welding machines, and then started selling chillers for a diverse range of applications. Standard IPC chillers carried by T. J.
Doyle Hopper, Former Nucor Executive, Named CEO of Three Brilex Group Companies
May 4, 2021 The Brilex Group, Youngstown, OH, has appointed former Nucor executive Doyle Hopper CEO of resistance-welding-equipment provider Taylor-Winfield Technologies, Inc., as well as Brilex Industries, Inc. and Brilex Technical Solutions, LLC.
Weld Systems Integrators Introduces Fast Rise Time MFDC Welding Equipment
February 3, 2021 Weld Systems Integrators, Inc (WSI), Warrensville Heights, OH, a manufacturer of resistance welding (RW) equipment, has introduced a mid-frequency direct-current (MFDC) press-type RW machine. This new addition to the WSI product lineup, which incorporates a fast rise time (FRT) MFDC transformer, proves ideal for welding applications requiring short weld times and high welding current.
Adaptive Controls: Effectively Addressing Workpiece-Variation Challenges in Resistance Welding
Projection welding concentrates the welding current onto dimples, ridges or other embossments on the surface of one of the workpieces. When these embossments, or projections, heat up, under the applied force of the electrodes, they collapse and form weld nuggets. This welding process finds use for connecting studs, nuts or brackets on individual sheets, or for joining two parts.
Advantages of Multiple-Pulse Capacitor Discharge Welders
Anthony Rohan November 2, 2020 Capacitor-discharge welding (CD welding) has received a great deal of attention in recent years. The main contributor: the challenge of welding advanced high-strength steels (AHSS) and the demand for AHSS in the automotive sector. Although driven mainly by automotive, CD welding has made its way into many other industries, mainly with a heavy focus on fastener welding.
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