In the April issue of The Fabricator, Steve Massey, EWI’s Engineering Manager in the Arc Welding group, talks about technology advancements that can boost the performance in submerged arc welding (SAW). Specifically, he identifies techniques such as increased stick-out, twin-wire, and tandem welding. In the article, “3 Ways to Boost Submerged Arc
Read more →About three years ago, EWI surveyed its membership and found that companies were being affected significantly by the lack of available skilled welders. The feedback reinforced reports of welder shortages nationwide with implications on US manufacturing. In April’s issue of The Fabricator, the RealWeld Trainer ™ is
Read more →EWI would like to welcome Bay Shore Systems into membership. Located in Rathdrum, Idaho, Bay Shore Systems has been a leading innovator in foundation drilling equipment since 1979. Precision engineering and quality manufacturing results in drilling equipment that just keeps on working. Of all the rigs sold since
Read more →EWI membership is growing! Welcome Valmont Newmark Utility to membership. From the lighting and traffic structures that guide your way, to communication towers and utility structures that power your home and business, to irrigation equipment that waters the croplands on which your food is grown, Valmont
Read more →We just finished celebrating National Engineer’s Week 2013 here at EWI. After all, our engineers are our products, and their knowledge and abilities are great reasons to celebrate. Our Staff Association did a great job of putting together a fun week of activities to celebrate our engineers.
Read more →In the oil and gas industry, bolted connections are often used for high integrity systems and are thus vital for the long term performance of the given structure. As the oil and gas industry explores and develops reservoirs in deeper waters where operation and intervention costs are
Read more →Randy Dull, EWI Principal Engineer, was recently published in the November/December 2012 issue of Practical Welding Today. In the article, “The Blends That Bind: Shielding Gases for GMAW,” Dull says that by fully understanding how shielding gases affect welds in carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, you can successfully make adjustments to the blend if and when
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