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Metal-Interface recently had the privilege to sit down with Jean-Yann Julia, a representative from Techmeta, to discuss the current challenges and future prospects of the sheet metal industry. While Techmeta is not solely dedicated to this market, Julia provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of welding technology and the potential roadblocks that lie ahead.
Metal-Interface recently sat down with Soroush Karimzadeh, CEO and Co-Founder of Technologies, to discuss the prevalent challenges faced by companies in the sheet metal industry. Novarc Technologies, under Karimzadeh's direction, has been at the forefront of innovative solutions, particularly in the realm of welding automation.
In a sphere where the rapid pace of evolution is the norm, companies find themselves constantly on their toes, attempting to maintain a balanced stride between innovation and sustainability. To gain deeper insights into the prevailing trends and future trajectories of the sheet metal industry, we reached out to an expert in the field, Matteo Callisardi from Sideros Engineering. In a candid conversation, Matteo Callisardi shed light on the contemporary challenges and the avenues opening up for the industry, painting a picture rich with opportunities and growth.
Choosing the right MIG/MAG welding machine can be a challenge, especially with the multitude of manufacturers and models available on the market. To help you make an informed decision, here are some considerations for selecting the MIG/MAG welding machine that will meet your specific needs.
Welding with any wire welding process — MIG/MAG, pulsed MIG or flux cored — depends on smooth feeding performance, ease of operation, control over welding variables, durability and, in many situations, portability. Your current wire feeder may be getting the job done, but it may also have hidden costs and unnecessary headaches. Because of recent technology advancements, now is a good time to reexamine how choosing the right wire feeder could contribute as much to your bottom line as choosing the right power source.
