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A quote about the PurgEye® 300 Nano

A quote from one of our overseas customers about the PurgEye® 300 Nano has been received. It's interesting how customers can pick things up, that are in addition to the literature about the product. Saving expensive argon No guessing when establishing welding procedures Easy to use by all levels of welders and their assistants " I […]

WP-44 Avoiding loss of corrosion resistance when welding stainless steels

Many people don't consider the high costs of maintaining corrosion resistance when welding. Companies accept that the grinding, polishing and pickling processes are part of the necessary processing costs to achieve the high standards. Dr Mike Fletcher shows, in his White Paper WP-44 "Avoiding loss of corrosion resistance when welding stainless steels" how all of […]

WP-55 Weld Purge Monitor® Technology

Discussing the invention of the first Weld Purge Monitor® by HFT® in 1975 up to the current date, Dr Mike Fletcher of Delta Consultants has laid out very clearly how the "State of the Art" has changed over the 40 year period, in his latest White Paper, WP-55 Weld Purge Monitor Technology. How incredibly, some […]

Good business out of Nigeria

Nigeria has never been considered to be a very safe country to do business with. We hear so many stories of corruption there. However, it does have a thriving oil industry and as that industry is one of our main business sectors, we have been fortunate to have had some good business out of Nigeria […]

Technical Paper - Keeping it Clean published

A technical article about the welding of Aerospace quality components in Argweld® Flexible Welding Enclosures®, has just been published online in TubeFirst Magazine, click link below TubeFirst - Keeping it Clean While welding enclosures or welding chambers have generally been associated with welding Titanium, any company welding stainless steel, chrome steel or nickel alloy components […]

Flyer published of the PurgEye® 1000 Weld Purge Monitor®

A new flyer has been been published today, describing the PurgEye® 1000 weld purge monitor. Because a weld purge reading will become more inaccurate the greater the distance the monitor is from the purge location, Huntingdon Fusion Techniques® has developed this remote weld purge monitor. With this instrument, the sensing head can be placed right […]

Our visit to Poland

During the third week of May our CEO, Georgia Gascoyne visited our Exclusive Distributors in Poland, Rywal-RHC along with some of their key customers. Both customers and Distributors commended Georgia for her ability to solve problems on site, some of which involved crawling along the ground and looking inside large diameter pipework at a major […]

Inflatable Stoppers

Another new flyer released this month shows the range of inflatable stoppers for the first time in literature format. Many different kinds of inflatable stoppers are manufactured. For example, Standard Cylindrical, Spherical and Sausage shaped, Heat resistant versions for high temperature operation and stoppers resistant against hydrocarbons and other petrochemicals. Click this link for […]

Technical Paper - Keeping it Clean

A new Technical Paper has just been released, called "Keeping it Clean". The paper discusses the welding of stainless steel and Titanium products inside "Flexible Welding Enclosures®" and the viability. This shows how inexpensive Enclosure welding can be, taking the gas savings into consideration, along with the time savings from post-weld cleaning and pickling materials. […]

White Paper - 45 Technology driven Companies

A White Paper is being published in open forum today for all persons who have an interest in weld purging, or the effects of weld purging on their welds. The paper outlines all technical documentation that has been published, that might refer to weld purging. In total there are 27 documents covering a wide range […]

Weld Purge Systems instead of Foam Dams

Reasons for using quality designed and manufactured Pipe Weld Purge Systems instead of Foam Dams A very interesting quotation from one of our Weld Purging Best Practices Group members has been posted. This raises additional reasons for not using foam. Colin's comments are: "Some pipe welding companies I've worked for buy in sheets of thick […]

Weld Purging Copper Nickel (Cunifer) Pipework

To Understand Weld Purging & to Obtain Clean Weld Roots The use of Copper Nickel is still widespread in marine applications, where the corrosion resistant properties of this alloy are valuable. Copper Nickel pipework on submarines, other military vessels, oil production platforms and other ships need many welded joints. One of the key applications is […]

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