The tool is available in standard sizes used during Coiled Tubing operations.
Flow & Tension Release Disconnect is designed for applications where a reliable release tool is required but there's no possibility to drop a release ball.
A pressure drop is created when flowing through the tool that activates the release mechanism on the Flow Release Tool.A nozzle inside creates the pressure drop and various nozzle configuration shall creat different pressure drops and dictate your release rate.
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When you hear the terms "fabricating" and "welding," do you immediately think of two distinct processes, one and the same, or perhaps nothing at all? Regardless, here at TYMETAL, we thought it would be valuable to shed some light on these two practices. Many people mistakenly treat them as interchangeable, which isn't entirely accurate. While they're closely related, there are definite differences worth noting.
You might wonder why understanding these distinctions matters. It's a valid question. As much as we'd love to say everyone should know this fascinating information, the truth is that knowing the difference can be particularly useful for those looking for metal fabrication services but might end up settling for welding alone.
Let’s start with fabrication. In its simplest form, fabrication refers to altering metal through various processes like bending, cutting, shaping, and assembling, all tailored to meet a specific project's needs.
Now, welding, on the other hand, is just one part of the larger fabrication process. It focuses specifically on joining two pieces of metal together. Unlike fabrication, welding doesn't require extensive designing, planning, or machining. Instead, it’s a standalone operation within the broader scope of fabrication. Metal fabrication, however, encompasses a range of techniques such as die cutting, roll forming, stamping, and stretching, making it applicable to a variety of projects.
One of the key differences lies in the tools used. A metal fabrication shop typically houses tools that aren’t compatible with welding. Here are some common tools found in a fabrication shop:
- Abrasives
- Tungsten inert gas consumables
- Benders
- Chipping hammers
- Electrode holders
Understanding these distinctions can help you choose the right service provider for your project. At TYMETAL, welding is more than just a part of our fabrication services; we also specialize in highly precise and reliable robotic welding. Our aim is to be the best metal fabrication shop we can be.
If you’re searching for a shop to handle your project, check out our recent blog on what to look for when choosing a metal fabrication shop. And if you're in the New York area and need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out! We take immense pride in our work, our relentless pursuit of perfection, and our commitment to turning our clients' visions into reality.
Looking for more insights into our fabrication solutions? Stay tuned for updates!
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