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engybenjy
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Just recieved a copy of Lorch's Book of welding, Thanks Matt!! 
Ive got to admit to being a bit of a technofreak but the stuff in that book just made me say WOW! Sorry Rtech you can go stretch, I shall be saving for a little bit longer
Matt, could you point me in the direction of my local dealer OR would it be better to deal with you direct
To be honest it will be after christmas, end ofJan-ish. Maybe I can catch the January sales hahaha
Many Thanks, Ben
Ive got to admit to being a bit of a technofreak but the stuff in that book just made me say WOW! Sorry Rtech you can go stretch, I shall be saving for a little bit longer
Matt, could you point me in the direction of my local dealer OR would it be better to deal with you direct
To be honest it will be after christmas, end ofJan-ish. Maybe I can catch the January sales
hahahaMany Thanks, Ben
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the web site is looking good matt
and it's good to see your as busy as ever the only thing that is puzzlingly me is the you have a lot more welders in your photo album than there is on the web site as you seem to have quite an extensive range of handy tigs which I presume is the lorch H range I really like the ones with a digital control I don't suppose I could get my one upgraded
and it's good to see your as busy as ever the only thing that is puzzlingly me is the you have a lot more welders in your photo album than there is on the web site as you seem to have quite an extensive range of handy tigs which I presume is the lorch H range I really like the ones with a digital control I don't suppose I could get my one upgraded
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the web site is looking good matt
Hiya,
The website will be updated with the new products within the next week or so. Did you get chance to see the masters of speed video?
Glad the new product catalogue turned up Ben, we dont sell direct to end users, only via a distribution network.
Where in the South West are you?
Cheers,
Matt
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I wonder why
Hmmmm.
I am in Holland at moment for the Techni show. There is some good stuff on show. Shame we don't have a big exhibition in the UK anymore.
I was with your mate (Keith from Midweld) last week. He came to our place on Friday.
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He's due in this week to try sort out a new trolley for our oxy/propane bottles.
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Matt - where are the new machines? I anticipate buying a new mig in the next 12 months, and I recall you saying something about new machines - is that right? I checked the website (in German...) but its the old lot, any news? Or are you going to do me a killer deal on am obsolete mig?
Al.
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Hello Al,
OK, Look in the catalogue at the Saprom SpeedPulse series.
Available in 320, 400 and 500 amp versions.
On the SpeedPulse variant you can add additional processes at any time by purchasing the upgrade.
As standard they come with SpeedPulse, but you can add SpeedArc, SpeedUp and the brand new SpeedRoot.
All the Saproms can weld from about 0.6-0.7 sheet thickness as a minimum on Pulse and also have software included for Mig Brazing.
OK, Look in the catalogue at the Saprom SpeedPulse series.
Available in 320, 400 and 500 amp versions.
On the SpeedPulse variant you can add additional processes at any time by purchasing the upgrade.
As standard they come with SpeedPulse, but you can add SpeedArc, SpeedUp and the brand new SpeedRoot.
All the Saproms can weld from about 0.6-0.7 sheet thickness as a minimum on Pulse and also have software included for Mig Brazing.
