Posts Tagged ‘cutting machines’

What are the usages of plasma cutting machines?

Wednesday, June 9th, 2010

The plasma cutters are mainly utilized by the construction people for cutting metals. The plasma cutting works only with electricity and some gases. These are used and seen from World War II. They can also cut heavy metals in lesser time. These are highly conductive than any other gas. The metal is cut when a high temperature of stream melts the metal and it is separated with high velocity.

The plasma cutting machines are used major in manufacturing car and other vehicles. They are also used by Construction Company for cutting metal sheets and large beams. One of the biggest advantages of plasma cutting machine is that the surface of the metal remains cool which prevent from damaging while wrapping. It can cut metals in different shapes and also used for penetrating holes.

Now you can get fully automatic cutter known as CNC. The full form of CNC is computerized numerically controlled cutters. These are generally seen at large scale industries and can cut thick metals. You can now cut the metal vertical with help of this machine.

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The Multiple Uses of Stick Welder

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010

A stick welding is something that we can learn it so easily and is very much useful in a lot of places. Stick welding or the Shield metal arc welding is a manual arc welding process in which a consumable electrode coated in flux is used to make the weld on a surface.

DC welding will make the most benefit over AC for almost all the Stick applications, which includes trouble-free starts; less arc outages along with sticking; a smaller amount spatter or even neat looking welds, easier vertical up as well as overhead welding and you can also learn easier to weld, and a smoother arc.

In case of DC reverse polarity or the electrode positive offers about 10 % additional diffusion at a given amount of amperage when compared to AC, at the same time as DC straight polarity or the electrode negative welds that gives thinner metals, better the output.

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