WillL84
Active member
Let's see. Here's a list of what I do at my day job:
Most of the equipment we use is designed and built in-house. That's where I come in. I design/modify machines in CAD (Inventor), make the drawings, cut the stock, do all the machining/drilling/tapping, then weld the parts. Then after powder coat I do all the assembly and wiring of said machines. I also am takes with maintenance on the machines - leaks, filters, fluids, bearings, etc.
I also design and make tooling that we use in the extrusion process. I frequently machine materials such as Hastelloy C276, Monel 400 and Inconel 718 as those materials are high-temp and super corrosion resistant. A lot of the coating compound we use is FEP which is a super-pure teflon. At the temps we extrude FEP at (pushing 800F) the vapors are VERY caustic and will disintegrate steels and stainless steels in short order.
- CAD Design
- Machinist
- Welder
- Fabricator
- Electrician
- Maintenance
Most of the equipment we use is designed and built in-house. That's where I come in. I design/modify machines in CAD (Inventor), make the drawings, cut the stock, do all the machining/drilling/tapping, then weld the parts. Then after powder coat I do all the assembly and wiring of said machines. I also am takes with maintenance on the machines - leaks, filters, fluids, bearings, etc.
I also design and make tooling that we use in the extrusion process. I frequently machine materials such as Hastelloy C276, Monel 400 and Inconel 718 as those materials are high-temp and super corrosion resistant. A lot of the coating compound we use is FEP which is a super-pure teflon. At the temps we extrude FEP at (pushing 800F) the vapors are VERY caustic and will disintegrate steels and stainless steels in short order.