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The Beam Layout Welding offers maximum system control flexibility through the Electrical Control Panel. The welder can be used in either Automatic or Manual mode. Manual Mode allows you to control the sequence of the operations using the controls on the control panels. Every welding head controller allows you to customize the parameters of your welding operation.






The actual production capacity of a steel beam will depend on its size and type, but the typical output is about 2,000 tons per month. This can be achieved in an eight-hour shift by three operators.

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D3Touch from welding alloys is a touchscreen-based control technology that automates fully automated welding techniques. Welding Alloys incorporates new technology in all Welding Alloys equipment, improving the performance and accuracy of the weld process. This technology compliments our precision engineering mechanics and results in maximum performance.

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The most important part of welding work is the welding arm. It can move horizontally with cross beam and tool carriage. The seam tracking device is installed under welding beam. It has the function automatic tracking which can keep the right distance between welding guns and welding seams.

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Think again if you believed that an I beam was the same as an h beam. It's all explained below. For a better understanding of the importance and benefits of I beams imagine a single plywood piece. Place the plywood just beyond the edge, so its longitudinal ends don't touch.

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Most people think H beams, and I beams, are the same. They are not. They might have the same purpose and structure, but they are different things! Here are some differences you need to be aware of:

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The solid bed beneath the plate holds the metal plates while the weld head passes through it. This is where the H beam's flanges are made and cut. The web is then made from a length of plate. The web is then loaded onto a conveyor belt, similar to a welding roller, along with the flanges.

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A welded beam consists of three individual sections of steel – a web, a top flange and a bottom flange. These segments are merged together with deep fillet welds to create an incredibly robust building material.