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Welding & Cutting

Lab undertakes work to improve quality of welding
13th September 2013 By: Chantelle Kotze

The Southern African Institute of Welding (SAIW) has undertaken about 40 testing and evaluation jobs at its R12-million metallurgical testing laboratory, based at its head office in City West,... 


Afrox ploughs skills and technology back into SA industry
6th September 2013 By: Creamer Media Reporter

A top performing welder, Houston Isaacs, of welding, cutting and gas products company Afrox, recently returned from participating in the WorldSkills competition in Leipzig, Germany. This follows... 


New angle grinder reduces vibrations by 40%
23rd August 2013

The new GWS 26-230 LVI Professional is the lightest large angle grinder in its class and reduces vibration by 40% owing to its decoupled main and side handles and vibration dampening, compared with... 


Emergency R52m pipeline comes to the rescue in water crisis
2nd August 2013 By: Zandile Mavuso

A 14 km, R52-million temporary, emergency bulk raw water pipeline, commissioned in Ermelo in June, was supplied with R12-million of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) piping, steel fittings and... 


Product for joining small-diameter piping systems
2nd August 2013

Mechanical pipe-joining systems company Victaulic has introduced to the market Vic-Press, a press system that joins pipe in a matter of seconds, providing an industrial-grade solution for quick and... 


Major contract for CrC pipe lining awarded
2nd August 2013 By: Zandile Mavuso

Long-life liner manufacturer Rio-Carb received a large order in June for 190-mm- to 2 m-diameter chromium carbide (CrC) lined dust extraction ducting for a BHP Billiton plant from air pollution... 


Pipe lining solution protects against wear, reduces downtime
2nd August 2013 By: Zandile Mavuso

Engineers are moving away from using traditional rubber-lined steel pipes towards using linings that will reduce downtime and avoid plant abrasion through wear-protection products, such... 


Plant-specific software solution developed
2nd August 2013 By: David Oliveira

Gauteng-based engineering consultancy Carab Tekniva engineering manager Erik van der Linde notes that the company's in-house information technology development, testing and implementation team... 


Versatile laser system introduced to SA
12th July 2013 By: Chantelle Kotze

US-based laser-cutting and engraving systems manufacturer Kern Laser Systems’ new HSE 150 W and HSE 400 W laser systems can be equipped with technology that enables the laser systems to accurately... 


Technology adds value to health and safety protection
12th July 2013 By: Yolandi Booyens

Lighting and surge protection specialist Surgetek believes that its lifeline cable- cutter technology can improve a company’s health and safety record, as it offers increased protection to... 


A leading producer of welded structural tube and pipe to world class quality standards
12th July 2013

Operating from its magnificent 98,500 sq metre facilities in Boksburg, Macsteel Tube and Pipe has expanded its diverse manufacturing capabilities over the past 35 years to become one of the leading... 


High demand for skilled plastics welders in SA
14th June 2013 By: Sashnee Moodley

Strict environmental management regulations and the increased use of plastic welding have resulted in increased demand for the training of more plastic welders. 


CT acquisition expands national footprint
14th June 2013 By: Sashnee Moodley

Power, welding and construction-related equipment rental and sales company Renttech South Africa is expanding its presence in the national welding arena with the April acquisition of welding... 


Plasma cutting technology significantly reduces cutting costs, improves cut quality
14th June 2013 By: Sashnee Moodley

Mining, engineering and shaft-sinking equipment manufacturer Max Power Services has reduced its cutting costs by 40% after employing US plasma cutting systems and consumables manufacturer... 


Local company manufactures its largest diameter strip clamper
14th June 2013 By: Sashnee Moodley

Automated welding equipment manufacturer Devine Machines has designed and installed its biggest strip clamper to date for local stainless steel pipe manufacturer Euro Steel Pipe. 


New welded products, services offered to South African market
14th June 2013 By: Sashnee Moodley

The South African division of the Welding Alloys Group Welding Alloys South Africa (Wasa), has introduced new products and services to the local market, with which it hopes industrial companies... 


Welding wire gains local momentum
14th June 2013 By: Sashnee Moodley

There has been a recent increase in demand of submerged-arc welding (SAW) equipment supplier Argon Arc Welding Supplies’ latest flux-cored welding wire by the South African market, owing to the... 


No short cuts on road to quality
14th June 2013

Companies wrestling with the consequences of low welding skills levels among their workforces are advised to take a long-term view of the task of building welding expertise. 


Lack of trainers leads to fewer qualified welders
14th June 2013 By: Sashnee Moodley

A shortage of dedicated and qualified welding educators and trainers, with the relevant experience, has resulted in a low number of qualified artisans being produced yearly, which forces... 


Cost-effective welding simulator for industrial training
8th March 2013 By: Schalk Burger

An affordable gas metal arc virtual welding simulator enables schools, colleges and even companies to begin entry-level welding training, or to use the simulator to assess the talents of new... 


New resonator increases laser cutting capacity by 100%
1st March 2013 By: Samantha Herbst

German-based laser manufacturer Trumpf’s new TruLaser 5000 series, comprising two-dimensional (2D) flatbed laser cutting machines, is now available in South Africa through local distributor... 


Global photonics industry demonstrates dynamic growth
1st March 2013

Trade fair organiser and host of the upcoming Laser World of Photonics, the Munich Trade Fair Centre, known as the Messe München, has identified photonics as a key technology for several... 


Remanufacturer commissions advanced laser measurement and alignment system
1st March 2013

Local diesel engine and component remanufacturer Metric Automotive Engineering has commissioned an advanced laser measurement and alignment system, which aims to simplify bore and bearing journal... 


Mobile laser cladding unit in final design stages
1st March 2013 By: Samantha Herbst

The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research’s (CSIR’s) National Laser Centre (NLC) is developing a mobile laser cladding system which, if all goes well, should be ready by the end of the... 


NLC to start production on LENS additive manufacturing system ‘asap’
1st March 2013 By: Samantha Herbst

As part of its additive manufacturing programme launched last year, the National Laser Centre (NLC) hopes to start production work on its Laser Engineered Net-Shaping (LENS) technology system as... 


Biomedical robot use on growth path – Yaskawa
26th February 2013 By: Martin Creamer

The use of robots in the biomedical field is expected to grow significantly, says the Japanese Yaskawa, which is investing in its newly acquired Southern African growth platform. Yaskawa Europe... 


Afrox to report higher 2012 basic earnings
13th February 2013 By: Creamer Media Reporter

Industrial gases and welding group Afrox on Wednesday said it expected its basic earnings a share for the 2012 financial year to be between 38% and 58% higher than that of 2011. The increase in... 


Afrox concludes R41m Lindoflamm and bulk gases deal
8th February 2013

Gas products and services company Africa Oxygen (Afrox) concluded a R41-million Lindoflamm and bulk gases deal with Secunda-based welding, fabrication and maintenance company Hydra-Arc. 


Austrian welding academy awarded local accreditation
28th January 2011 By: Mary-Anne O’Donnell

The Austrian Welding Academy Trust (AWA) has been awarded Authorised Training Board (ATB) status by the South African Institute of Welding (SAIW) and International Institute of Welding Programme... 


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