by: Stephen Parker on Oct 22, 2019
Please make plans to stop by and visit MSI at FABTECH in Chicago, November 11-14. MSI will be exhibiting in booth B37045 and we will have one of our C8H ChamferMate® machines in operation. We will be doing live, real-time weld bevels and answering any questions you may have about our machinery. The C8H ChamferMate® making the trip to Chicago will be a special show edition and will be available for purchase during the show. Be sure to ask Pete or Stephen about our show specials!
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by: Stephen Parker on Oct 23, 2017
FABTECH 2017 is just 2 short weeks away. This year, the host site will be McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois. MSI will be located in Booth B19097. There, we will have sales and management staff on hand to answer any questions you may have. We will also have a fully operational C8H ChamferMate machine and will be conducting demonstrations for anyone who wants to see the e machine in operation.
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by: Wayne Moncla on Feb 18, 2015
MSI will be demonstrating a Model C8H ChamferMate® in booth #1212 at the Houstex Show at the George R. Brown Convention Center from February 24 to 26. These machines are ideal for the fastener, pipe fabrication, and tube processing industries.
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by: Wayne Moncla on Sep 18, 2014
While there are many ways to create an angle at the end of a pipe or tube, know as pipe facing or pipe beveling, automation offers a number of advantages over other options. Pipe facing options like hand grinding, flame cutting, hand held bevelers, and lathes are all time consuming, labor intensive processes. Automatic pipe facing, on the other hand, is a consistent, safe, and clean process that makes large volume applications much simpler.
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by: Wayne Moncla on Aug 26, 2014
There are many ways to create a bevel, an angle between the edge of the end of a pipe or tube and a plane perpendicular to the surface, like hand grinding, flame cutting, hand held bevelers, a lathe, or a pipe beveler. Hand grinding, flame cutting, hand held bevelers, and lathes are all time consuming processes, so they aren't well suited to high volume applications. Hand grinding and flame cutting also present a couple of other issues, most importantly they are dirty, inconsistent processes and so are really only an option for very low volume applications.
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by: Wayne Moncla on Jun 17, 2014
Pipe beveling is the process where an angle is formed between the edge of the end of a pipe or tube and a plane perpendicular to the surface. A standard pipe bevel angle for welding is 37.5 degrees. Other angles and special forms such as J-Bevels can also be produced on the ends of pipe or tube using automatic beveling machines.
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by: Wayne Moncla on May 22, 2014
Earlier this month, MSI was lucky enough to be demonstrating at The OTC. The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) has been around since 1969, and is the world's foremost event for the development of offshore resources in drilling, exploration, production, and environmental protection.
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by: Wayne Moncla on Apr 21, 2014
Manufacturing Solutions, Inc. (MSI) was established in 1992 to provide industry with well-designed, dependable, easy-to-operate machinery. Their engineers have more than 60 years of experience in real-life manufacturing applications. MSI designs and manufactures machinery for the industrial pipe, tube, and fastener industries.
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by: Wayne Moncla on Mar 05, 2014
Richard Baxter, Manufacturing Engineer, for Johnson Controls in Waynesboro, PA had a problem. His manufacturing team of pipe fitters was wasting up to 30 minutes to hand bevel just one pipe end for weld preparation. Quality was also an issue so he decided to find a better way. After an Internet search and then a visit to Fab-Tech in Chicago, he found his answer - the C8H ChamferMate from MSI.
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by: Wayne Moncla on Nov 06, 2013
Bevel vs. Chamfer The difference between a bevel and a chamfer can be confusing. Often, the two terms are used interchangeably in conversation, but there is in fact a difference.
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