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ESAB Releases Guide to Seismic Certified Welding Metals

Jan 17 2010

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ESAB Welding & Cutting Products offers a wide range of welding filler metals designed to meet the most stringent requirements of the structural steel industry, including a complete range of Seismic Certified filler metals. A newly released guide outlines the many products available. Seismic Certified products are tested to meet the new AWS 'D' designator requirements, making them excellent welding options for demand-critical welds.

ESAB also offers technical expertise to determine and execute the best solution for a seismic application, from material testing to development of weld procedures to on-time delivery of products to achieve project goals quickly.

ESAB's solutions are based on a long heritage of supplying filler metals to the structural steel industry, including such icons as the Saint Louis Arch, the Empire State Building retrofit, the Golden Gate Bridge retrofit, the Capital Dome in Washington, DC, the San Diego Convention Center and the Seattle Federal Building.

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