Achieving low-cost processing compared to welding! Shapes that could not be manufactured before are now possible.
"MAC Burring" is a burring process that can reduce the number of parts and labor compared to welding, allowing for low-cost production. It enables the processing of complex shapes that were not possible with previous tee combinations, and due to the reduced welding, it is characterized by high strength and an aesthetically pleasing appearance. It can also be compactly arranged in complicated piping situations, such as unit piping. 【Features of "MAC Burring"】 ■ Cost reduction compared to standard tee products ■ Lower heat input during welding processing on pipes, reducing distortion ■ Easier angle adjustment and welding by machining the branch section *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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The barrelling processing technology of Mac P&S is named "MAC Barrelling." This technology, which bears the company name, has features such as "low cost," "aesthetic appeal," "reduced heat input," and "high strength." *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.*
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We are a stainless steel specialty manufacturer that specializes in stainless steel piping and welding assembly processing. We can process anything made of stainless steel, including header processing, beading processing, welding processing, unit assembly, and machining. We also manufacture and sell seamless joints, welded joints, and various types of flanges. ★Increase durability without welding! We offer a catalog for seamless joints and piping! For details, please download the catalog from the product page.
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