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WELDING COMPANY SUPPORTS EDUCATION FOR THE FUTURE
22 March 2005 - Eutectic UK
| Market-leading welding company Eutectic UK has formed a successful
partnership with Hereford College of Technology in training the next
generation of welders. |
Eutectic is now able to supply colleges throughout the country not only
with various ranges of market-leading equipment, but also comprehensive
training guides and course notes in an easy-to-use format including wall
charts in a dedicated 'College Pack' created especially for Welding learning
centres throughout the UK and Ireland. 'When the Rural Crafts centre first opened in May 2000, Eutectic assisted
the Welding division by fully equipping the purpose built workshops with
state of the art equipment', comments course leader Arfon Jones. 'This
included twelve 350A MIG sets, twelve MMA inverter machines, six TIG units,
two plasma cutting machines as well as spot welding stations, profile
cutters, hand cutting torches and all consumables.' It is a partnership that continues to grow with Eutectic promoting its
products, services and expertise while sponsoring numerous college events,
providing demonstrations, advice and staff training; all while continuing to
supply competitively priced goods that enable the College to provide the
very best equipment and technologies to its students. Courses offered include City & Guilds from introductory and basic to Level 3
and Advanced Welding & Fabrication as well as NVQ and ABC qualifications. 'We are not only able to offer the very best in machinery and consumables
for the future generation of welders to learn with, but have a team of
trainers with decades of experience committed to teaching new methods and
techniques as well as new developments in products and technology', says
Marketing Manager Jon Burke.
http://www.eutectic.co.uk
About: Eutectic UK
Castolin Eutectic was founded in 1906, and over the last 90 years has been recognised as the World Leader in repair & maintenance technology. Eutectic Company Ltd. was founded in 1944 in the UK, and is now based in Redditch. It operates throughout the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands. Plant and equipment in industry require replacement parts and repairs due to wear, incurring significant costs through materials and labour as well as leading to downtime - which can be the most expensive cost of all. The company's business is to reduce the damage wear - abrasion, erosion, corrosion, cavitation and impact - does to plant equipment through a wide range of product technologies. |
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