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Praxair Opens R&D Lab

Jan 17 2003

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Praxair have just opened their new metals fabrication laboratory in Tonawanda, New York, USA.

The new facility will house:

  • Manual, automated and robotic welding systems
  • New technology power supplies
  • Shielding gas development
  • Laser application technology

The new laboratory will also be used for developmental work, evaluation work and training for customers to help them better understand welding processes and assist them to optimise systems and develop efficient practices.

The Tonawanda facility will compliment Praxair’s existing metal fabrication R&D facility in Brazil. Both facilities will work together with other Praxair teams across the world to assist customers in obtaining the latest technology and solutions.

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