Interesting article

[Jeff w]

http://www.thefabricator.com/Consumables/Consumables_Article.cfm?ID=1188

[BillC]

http://www.thefabricator.com/Consumables/Consumables_Article.cfm?ID=1188Jeff,

That is interesting... Have you ever seen it used?

Thanks for a great first post and welcome!

[precisionworks]

Good read, I missed that one in the print version. Lots of potential in heavy plate & structural work.

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[metalfab755]

that is realy interesting. it's a very good idea but i bet alot of people will still prefer the regular round wire because of being used to it.

[Fishy Jim]

I bet a lot of people will never consider it because you need FOUR HUNDRED Amps...

Helps to read the whole article. ;)

[metalfab755]

I bet a lot of people will never consider it because you need FOUR HUNDRED Amps...

Helps to read the whole article. ;)
i read it all. do people realy have to mention every detal?

[Fishy Jim]

that is realy interesting. it's a very good idea but i bet alot of people will still prefer the regular round wire because of being used to it.

This is used primarily in robotic welding where dual feeds are used. People will not be a factor other than to consider whether cost, weld consistency, and productivity are improved with the process. :rolleyes: