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EVENT PREVIEW jackbolt tensioners. DNV is an indepen- offshore applications such as mounting
Miller Electric dent foundation aimed at safeguarding cranes to the drilling rig and securing the
Miller Electric Mfg. Co. will showcase life, property and the environment, at draw works. the latest in welding equipment for the sea and onshore. DNV provides service A DNV approval certi? cate number is shipbuilding industry during the Interna- speci? cations, standards and recom- often crucial. DNV certi? cation is proof tional WorkBoat Show in New Orleans. mended practices. that our products are trustworthy and Visitors to the Miller booth can see ? rst-
Superbolt’s tensioners are used for safe to use in this ? eld.
hand solutions for addressing productiv- ity, quality, safety and cost issues, and experience live welding demonstrations featuring Miller power sources and Ho- bart ? ller metals. Miller representatives will also be available to answer product and welding questions.
Products of interest at the show include: • ArcReach multiprocess welding systems: These systems provide welding operators with complete voltage control at the weld joint without the use of con- trol cables, allowing them to minimize downtime, costs and safety risks by re- ducing unnecessary trips to the power source to make parameter adjustments.
The greater arc-on time helps improve productivity, and the remote control ca- pabilities also encourage best-practice weld settings and techniques.
• LiveArc welding performance man- agement system: The reality-based train- ing system has been designed to sim- plify the recruitment, screening, training and management of users through both simulated and live-arc welding modes.
Featuring advanced motion-tracking technology, along with customizable and
Miller-designed welding assignments, the system offers immediate feedback that helps improve welding skills faster and more cost-effectively.
• AlumaFeed aluminum MIG weld- ing system: XR-AlumaFeed and Aluma-
Power 350 MPa or 450 MPa, this system simpli? es and improves MIG and pulsed
MIG welding applications for aluminum welding. Built-in pulsed MIG programs automatically set the optimal parameters for the most commonly used aluminum alloys, such as 4000 and 5000 Series, with wire diameters up to 1/16 inch for high-deposition applications. • Dynasty 280 welder: This AC/DC
TIG/stick welder is a powerful combina- tion of capability and portability. Weigh- ing only 52 pounds, its energy-ef? cient inverter design gives welding operators the ability to weld up to 3/8-inch thick material — as much as other machines with similar output, but in a much small- er and more portable package.
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