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African Fusion - June 2009

June 2009

Afrox's welding consumable factory - originally built in 1971 to manufacture welding electrodes - has installed a new R85-million facility to produce MIG-wire to best international standards. African Fusion talks to Steve Fleetwood, the MIG unit manger in Brits.

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Front cover story: Afrox masters MIG wire manufacturing Download the PDF (194.2 KB)
Welding and cutting forum Download the PDF (426.3 KB)

FEATURES

Company profile: VBV Holdings

VBV Holdings is the holding company for three of South Africa's key vessel-building facilities - Stainless Fabricators, Carbon Steel Fabricators and Tank End Engineering. African Fusion talks to Peter Viljoen, the managing director

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Non-Destructive Evaluation - challenges and solutions

This paper, presented by Professor Luisa Quintino at the 60th annual conference of the SAIW, outlines four advanced ultrasonic techniques: ToFD, EMAT, Guided Waves and Phased Array, which provide solutions for four different inspection challenges

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Improving quality and productivity in welding

In the light of the tougher economic times, John du Plessis of the SAIW talks about the productivity gains that can be achieved by reviewing welding operations

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Robot Vision System

MOTOMAN is achieving exceptional success with a vision-based system capable of automatically capturing all the data required to program welding robots

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TAWERS from Panasonic

Peter Hall outlines the advantages of Panasonic's TAWERS dedicated arc welding robot system

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Cosmo's superstore opening

Cosmo Industrial has now opened its new R31-million non-stop welding and industrial supserstore in Silverton, Pretoria

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