Gulf States Saw & Machine Company was established in Tampa, FL in 1984. Its mission is to help clients get the best products in the metal cutting sector. CMT's operations expanded to serve the whole south, with additional showrooms opening in Atlanta, GA and Dallas TX. Capital's presence can now be felt in 12 states, including Florida, South Carolina. Virginia, Mississippi. Tennessee. Texas. Georgia. North Carolina. Alabama. Louisiana. Oklahoma.
Traditional fitting requires that a qualified fitter reads and understands the assembly drawing and then pulls out the measuring tape to mark the beam. Laser projection systems project detailed information directly onto the beam. This allows an operator with limited training to align the connection with the line and tack-weld as needed.
The tacking fixture will be used to assemble beams prior to the MainWelder. The web, flanges and seam welder are taken to the tacking fixtures. You can either manually load the flanges from the conveyors by an operator, or you can use the PHI's automatic flange-loading Gantry.
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Beam layout welding can't be done manually. A H beam fabrication line/machine can handle multiple H beams simultaneously. It's a flat-laid machine, where long uncut plate are fed. The machine also handles the welding process of each plate to achieve the design requested.
They're usually thinner than H beams in terms of the web, or the center structure, or the height of I beams. An H beam's top and bottom flanges stick out farther from the web, while the flanges on I beams are shorter than those of H beams.
Beam layout welding is not just manual. An H beam fabrication line, or machine, can work on multiple H beams simultaneously. This flat-laid machine is used to feed long, uncut plates. The machine then handles welding each plate to achieve the desired design.
A welded beam consists of three individual sections of steel – a web, a top flange and a bottom flange. These segments are merged together with deep fillet welds to create an incredibly robust building material.