Watts Specialties
2323 E. Pioneer Ave.
Suite A
Puyallup, WA 98372
Phone: 253-848-9288
Fax: 253-848-9288
Sales Contact
Jeremy Larrison
Email: sales@watts-specialties.com
Sales: 253-848-9288
Recent Content on The Fabricator for Watts Specialties
Plasma machine helps pipe fabricator expand services
Growth at Porter Pipe & Supply, Addison, Ill., resulted in its sawing operation running nearly at capacity. To prevent a bottleneck and introduce another fabrication service for its customers, the company invested in plasma cutting technology.
High-precision plasma system automates Chromalox’s cutting, beveling processes
Chromalox, a manufacturer of industrial heating systems, relied on skilled workers do quite a few manual processes, especially cutting and beveling. As the supply of people with this skill slowly dried up, the company realized that it would need to invest in an automated system. It chose an Ultra-Cut 400 XT plasma power supply from Thermal Dynamics (Victor) and coupled it to a 6-axis CNC pipe-handling system from Watts Specialties Inc.
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Plasma cutting pipe in the water mist
An Iowa pipe fabricating shop discovers it can eliminate secondary grinding on stainless steel material by adding water misting to its plasma cutting operation.
Watts Specialties names sales manager
Watts Specialties, Puyallup, Wash., has appointed David Carr to the position of sales manager. Based in Houston, he is responsible for strengthening the company's position in the pipe cutting machine industry. Carr has more than 27 years of experience in industrial sales of pipe equipment....
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Home-court advantage
A company bid and won a contract from a company who was previously sending its work to Mexico. The company bought a computer-controlled pipe cutting machine to automate the process and cut lead times.
Making hands-free straight, saddle, and miter cuts
Rovanco Piping Systems Inc. designs and fabricates piping systems for applications such as water (hot and cold), steam, and jet fuel. It sells fabricated pipe—typically with straight or miter end cuts—up to 36 inches in diameter. It provides preinsulated, high-temperature, low-temperature, and containment systems.