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Composition of aluminium lends itself to different welding approach
12th June 2009 The effective fabrication of welded aluminium products demands a substantive level of meticulousness and competence on the part of the welder, as compared with steel fabrication, owing to aluminium’s composition, says Aluminium Federation of South Africa (AFSA) aluminium specialist Dr Tony... →
Welding industry careers coveted among youth
12th June 2009 The Southern African Institute of Welding (SAIW) reports that it has experienced an increase of about 20% in student enrolment, and as much as 75% in fields, such as welding inspecting, in the last 12 months. →
Technical training centre commits to bridging the welding skills gap
12th June 2009 A permanent technical training centre has been established at Crown Mines, in Johannesburg, to assist South African companies in bridging the skills gap. →
New machine to benefit local fabricators
12th June 2009 Dished-ends manufacturer Tank Ends Engineering installed a R5-million three-dimensional (3D) computer numeric controlled (CNC) robotic profiler machine at its factory in Booysens, Johannesburg, in May this year. →
Process development service tackles welding capacity shortages
12th June 2009 Gases and welding company Afrox has introduced a welding- and cutting-process development service aimed at enabling South African industry to overcome critical skills and capacity shortages. →
Welding equipment firm completes installations
12th June 2009 Babcock Industrial, a welding division of energy, process and construction industry supplier Babcock Brands, reports that it has completed two big welding-system installations for large ongoing power and petrochemicals projects. →
Global mining company pilots water-management scheme
5th June 2009 Diversified mining group Xstrata South Africa (XCSA) has developed an integrated groundwater resource management plan (IGRMP) that will ensure sustainability and environmental compliance in ground water management at its South African mining operations. →
Daily podcast – May 29, 2009
29th May 2009 In today's podcast: diamond prices and sales appear to be stabilising; and South African mineworkers would face even harsher times over in the coming months as job losses were expected to accelerate in the next quarter. →
R15-m programme will help produce 80 000 artisans
29th May 2009 The National Tooling Initiative (NTI), which is aimed at rehabilitating and growing the South African tool, die and mouldmaking (TDM) industry, pre-apprenticeship programme aims to assist, in producing about 80 000 qualified artisans at the basic, core and specialised skills level over the next... →
Computerised permanent marking system enters local market
29th May 2009 Marking and identification solutions company Traceability Solutions has introduced a computerised permanent-marking system, in the form of a two-dimensional (2D) data matrix code, through its US-based agency, Telesis. →
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