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Recent Content on The Fabricator for Iron Bay Inc.
Coil joining criteria for tube and pipe mills
- By Steve Shaffer
- Mar 13, 2003
- Tube and Pipe Production
- Article
A coil end joiner, shear welder, end welder, coil splicer, strip welder, shear and end welder, or butt welder—whatever you call it, it performs the same simple task coil after coil: It quickly shears strip ends, butts them, and provides a smooth ductile weld so that the newly joined coil can pass through a tube mill.
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- Coil Processing and Continuous Strip ProcessingLine Equipment – End Joiners, Splicers, and Welders