This blog post should highlight welding machines and tools with Perkins engines.
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When you’re looking for the best, most reliable welding machine and tools to get the job done, those tools must contain a Perkins engine.
Perkins Engines, a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc., was established in 1932 and is primarily a diesel engine manufacturer for several markets including agricultural, construction, material handling, power generation and industrial. Over the years Perkins has expanded its engine ranges and produces thousands of different engine specifications, including diesel and gas engines. With their extensive history and expansive background, a Perkins engine is guaranteed to deliver the power and drive behind your welding tools to guarantee the job gets done safely and efficiently!
If you need a welding generator for your expanding business, Lincoln Vantage 400 is the ideal Perkins engine. Compact, multi-process, and an excellent value, the Vantage 400 is one of the most compact 400 amp engine-driven welder/ generators available.
Or, if your specifications require a 500 amp welder, the Lincoln Vantage 500 offers the same great features as the 400 amp, but with less weight than traditional 500 amp welders. Their compact size and lighter weight makes the Vantage® 500 a great choice for installation on truck beds or where available space and weight capacity are limited.
For engines and parts you can count on, a Perkins engine welding machine is essential to your arsenal of tools.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Saturday, May 10, 2014
The Top 5 Welding Myths Explained
This blog post should be about welding myths. You can use this as a source: http://www.basic-welding-info.com/top-ten-myths-about-welding.html
We bet if you had a dollar for every flubbed fact or far-fetched tale you’ve heard about the welding profession, well, you’d be a very rich welder! No matter the time or increasing popularity of the welding profession, there seems to be quite a few myths to contend with.
Here are some of the common myths that are associated with the welding profession. As a welder yourself, how many have you heard? And how often?
Myth #1 - Welding is a low paying profession. On the contrary, skilled, reliable welders are in very high demand and very well paid. The higher your skill level and welding competency, the more money there is to be earned!
Myth #2 - Welding is difficult work. Sure, welding can be challenging, but if you enjoy the work and are passionate about it, it’s worth the effort!
Myth #3 - Welding is all work and no fun. Well, that depends on your perspective. If welding is a profession or hobby that you love, then even the hard work is a reward! Starting with raw materials and ending up with something unique that you created sounds like fun, doesn’t it?
Myth #4 – Welding is a man’s job. While many “blue collar” jobs are still considered “men’s work”, an increasing number of women are joining the trade, too. Not only are women joining the work force as welders, but many female artists utilize welding to create works of art.
Myth #5 – Welding is a one-note profession. Actually, there is great versatility in being a welder. There are manual welders, welding operators, explosion welding, underwater welding and even robotic welding which are just a few examples of welding versatility.
Were we right; have you heard many of those before? We’d love to hear what other welding myths are out there. Leave use a message in the comment to this blog post! As always, USWeldingSupply.com is your #1 source for welding and safety supplies. Whether you’re in the market for an arc welder or an MIG welder, we’ve got the tools you need to complete your project affordably.
We bet if you had a dollar for every flubbed fact or far-fetched tale you’ve heard about the welding profession, well, you’d be a very rich welder! No matter the time or increasing popularity of the welding profession, there seems to be quite a few myths to contend with.
Here are some of the common myths that are associated with the welding profession. As a welder yourself, how many have you heard? And how often?
Myth #1 - Welding is a low paying profession. On the contrary, skilled, reliable welders are in very high demand and very well paid. The higher your skill level and welding competency, the more money there is to be earned!
Myth #2 - Welding is difficult work. Sure, welding can be challenging, but if you enjoy the work and are passionate about it, it’s worth the effort!
Myth #3 - Welding is all work and no fun. Well, that depends on your perspective. If welding is a profession or hobby that you love, then even the hard work is a reward! Starting with raw materials and ending up with something unique that you created sounds like fun, doesn’t it?
Myth #4 – Welding is a man’s job. While many “blue collar” jobs are still considered “men’s work”, an increasing number of women are joining the trade, too. Not only are women joining the work force as welders, but many female artists utilize welding to create works of art.
Myth #5 – Welding is a one-note profession. Actually, there is great versatility in being a welder. There are manual welders, welding operators, explosion welding, underwater welding and even robotic welding which are just a few examples of welding versatility.
Were we right; have you heard many of those before? We’d love to hear what other welding myths are out there. Leave use a message in the comment to this blog post! As always, USWeldingSupply.com is your #1 source for welding and safety supplies. Whether you’re in the market for an arc welder or an MIG welder, we’ve got the tools you need to complete your project affordably.
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Upcoming American Welding Society Educational Conferences
This blog post should be about upcoming welding conferences and events.
http://www.aws.org/w/a/conferences/index.html
If you’re looking to keep a finger on the pulse of changes in the welding world and learn about key industry advancements and regulations, then it’s important to attend industry conferences and events. Not only is it a great way to learn new tricks of the trade, but also allows you to network and pick the brains of fellow welders! Career and professional development is key to trade service professions like welding and allow you to grow professionally!
The American Welding Society is hosting three informative conferences in the coming months. Here’s a look at the what, where and when.
* Aluminum Conference
May 28–29, New Orleans, LA
Topic: The 17th Aluminum Welding Conference will feature a distinguished panel of aluminum-industry experts who will survey the state of the art in aluminum welding technology and practice.
*Welding Education, Skills, and Certifications Conference
July 23–25, Indianapolis, IN
Topic: This program will answer questions on the essential requirements to become an accredited testing facility. Conference topics include skill training, curriculum strategies, advanced e-learning strategies, and more.
*Heat Treatment Conference
August 12–13, 2014, Dallas, TX
Topic: Better understanding of the impact of welding and heat treatment practices can allow for the weld quality and reliability to be optimized for the application.
When you return to the job feeling energized and invigorated after learning some new tips and tricks, as always, U.S.WeldingSupply.com carries all the supplies you need, like an MIG welding machine and Arc welders, to get the job done!
http://www.aws.org/w/a/conferences/index.html
If you’re looking to keep a finger on the pulse of changes in the welding world and learn about key industry advancements and regulations, then it’s important to attend industry conferences and events. Not only is it a great way to learn new tricks of the trade, but also allows you to network and pick the brains of fellow welders! Career and professional development is key to trade service professions like welding and allow you to grow professionally!
The American Welding Society is hosting three informative conferences in the coming months. Here’s a look at the what, where and when.
* Aluminum Conference
May 28–29, New Orleans, LA
Topic: The 17th Aluminum Welding Conference will feature a distinguished panel of aluminum-industry experts who will survey the state of the art in aluminum welding technology and practice.
*Welding Education, Skills, and Certifications Conference
July 23–25, Indianapolis, IN
Topic: This program will answer questions on the essential requirements to become an accredited testing facility. Conference topics include skill training, curriculum strategies, advanced e-learning strategies, and more.
*Heat Treatment Conference
August 12–13, 2014, Dallas, TX
Topic: Better understanding of the impact of welding and heat treatment practices can allow for the weld quality and reliability to be optimized for the application.
When you return to the job feeling energized and invigorated after learning some new tips and tricks, as always, U.S.WeldingSupply.com carries all the supplies you need, like an MIG welding machine and Arc welders, to get the job done!
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