These featured photos include the most popular in-situ machining photographs and illustrations posted on our social media channels from January through to the end of March 2018. Shown here are hot tapping, the building of flange facers and diamond wire saws, and an illustration showing the workings of one of our heavy duty portable band saws.

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The Mirage LPHT is a low pressure hot tapping machine, making it ideal for use on utility pipelines, such as water and gas lines requiring where holes from 3” up to 12”. This compact and portable machine is available with a choice of pneumatic and hydraulic drive motors used to rotate the cutter. The feed on this machine is advanced manually using a hand wheel up to a maximum stroke capacity of 30”.

The VHT series of machines has been designed for wellhead machining applications, such as when gate valves are seized. When this happens, one solution is to fit a new valve on top of the defective one and to machine a hole through the seized slab gate, allowing the product to flow through.

These featured photos include the 5 most popular in-situ machining images posted on our social media channels from July through to September. Machine types include; orbital milling, hot tapping, manipulator diamond wire saw, flange facing and a band saw.

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This time, our featured photos include the most popular images posted on our social media channels from April through to June. Topics include subsea milling, creating an ASME flange suraface finish, hot tapping and pipe beveling.

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