Tag: cladding

Achieving ASTM G48 Corrosion test at 40°C on super duplexAfter more than a year of operating under its new corporate strategy developed in 2021, theLindlar (Germany) based high-quality special steel specialist Schmidt + Clemens is firmlyfocusing on sustainability.

By Peter Stones, IEng MWeldI IWE/EWE Q: We are preparing to fabricate a large CMn steel vessel that needs lining with a 19% Chromium /...

Polysoude has found the eye of the TIGer in its latest cladding technology and is proud to highlight its features and main fields of application. In this system, Polysoude has built on the main principle of Hot Wire Technology, being the preheating of filler material to reduce the quantity of energy taken from the electrical arc required to melt the filler, assuring increased productivity of cladding speed and deposition rate. In addition to the pre-heated filler wire, TIGer incorporates a unique system of two tungsten electrodes in tandem configuration.

Stoody offers all position flux cored stainless steel and nickel-based wires for joining and cladding. The inventor and provider of “hardfacing” alloys for 90 years, Stoody® produces a full range of stainless and high-alloy joining wires at its Bowling Green, Kentucky facility.

De Tomi company has announced the start-up of its internal Cladding process.
The company’s welding qualifications are in accordance with the most used international welding standard, the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code IX.

Westinghouse Electric Company has signed two first-of-a-kind nuclear fuel-related contracts with companies in China.

Rittal's TS8 enclosure range is now available in grade 304 stainless steel.

In the 1960s and early 1970s most wine produced in Italy was placed in concrete and fibre-glass-reinforced plastic tanks, and only 8.5 million hectolitres were contained in stainless steel tanks, for a total of 17,000 tonnes of flat product.

Scottish company Forth Tool & Valve Ltd (FTV) has re-entered the weld cladding industry with the recent opening of Forth Welding & Cladding Services (FWC).

The Mont Blanc tunnel has reopened following extensive work to repair the damage caused by the terrible fire of March 1999.