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Kreb
Post subject:low temp stainless welding PostPosted: Jul 12, 2008 - 05:28 PM #7729



Joined: Dec 04, 2006
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Fabricating 16 gauge stainless counters and hoods is a real chore because of all the effort that it takes to manage the heat. We have a top-notch Miller TIG welder, but to keep warping in line you cannot weld more than an inch at a time, then you need to air cool. Afterwards there's the nasty burn marks to deal with.

Is there a process out there wherein we can more easily keep the heat in check? Someone has mentioned laser, but I think that the cost is prohibitive. Any thoughts?
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