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includes sales, hire, service, equipment training and validation of welding equipment throughout the UK. The company is recognised for its commitment and quality service within the welding industry by major manufacturers. For two years running, it has earned Gold Partner in the Hypertherm Channel Alliance Programme, is an Official Service Centre for Lincoln Electric, while also servicing all other brands of equipment. The Northern Tech Centre has been
the heartbeat of TPS for more than four decades. Based in Kilmarnock, it is situated within the industrial heartland of Western Scotland and is proud to serve not only the majority of heavy industry in the country, but also the surrounding public community. While the Midlands Tech Centre is
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PS WeldTech [Stand 19-520] is a leading independent supplier of high quality welding and
cutting equipment. Founded by Tom and Margaret Palmer, TPS WeldTech started trading as a welding distributor in 1971 from its current headquarters in Kilmarnock’s Loreny Industrial Estate.
A family run company that has
extensive experience as engineers, building their success on skills excellence and strong after sales support. The company boasts three depots across the UK, with two containing state-of- the-art Welding Technology Centres. The full range of TPS WeldTech services
situated in Bilston, and has served the industrial areas of the Midlands, and North England, along with Wales for almost 30 years. Centrally located it is situated close to main motorways heading both North and South. From here a team of engineers serve all nationwide customers, ranging all the way from the giants of UK industry through to the local community.
www.tpsweldtech.com
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eldlogic Europe [Stand 19-629] is one of the market leaders for supplying products and
solutions for micro-joining applications in a broad range of industries. These include sensors, aerospace, medical, nuclear, micro-electronic, battery and motorsport. Specialising in joining materials encapsulating electronic components using high precision pulsed TIG and micro plasma solutions for production applications. The company’s UK office displays the
latest microprocessor-controlled power sources, along with a host of welding lathes, turntables, orbital heads and other associated products. And, with every new system purchase, a comprehensive training package is provided. It is Weldlogic
policy that no new system leaves the factory without the customer having undergone this detailed training. Specific Welder Training is also available to provide specific approvals such as CAA. Weldlogic also offers a subcontract
service to industry plus a comprehensive support programme from its factory located in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. While a full support programme enabling customers to minimise any downtime due to breakdowns. A comprehensive spares inventory is held at Huntingdon with spares from the factory in California being available in 3 - 4 days. Spares are also carried for Thermal Dynamics. Secheron Plasma welding torches and Weldcraft TIG Torches. Support contracts are available giving guaranteed response times and
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preferential rates on associated work. Calibration of the equipment is carried
out by trained engineers and its test equipment is calibrated to national standards EN50504. Certification enables our customers to comply with the requirements of ISO 9000 and other associated standards. As well as supporting the Weldlogic brand, it also supports a wide range of equipment including Precision Systems, Precision Beam Technology – PBT, Miller, Dimetrics, VBC Instrument Engineering, Arc Machines – AMI to name a few. Weldlogic also now offer a full NADCAP
calibration service assisting those customers applying for or maintaining NADCAP Welding certification.
www.weldlogic.co.uk
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