Cronatron Welding Systems

By Cbaron Date 10-11-2005 03:30

This isnt really a question, more of a formal "hello", I would like to introduce myself to you all. I am Chet Baron of Cronatron Welding Systems/Certanium Alloys. I am located in the Jacksonville, FL area but our company is national. We specialize in maint. metal repair and dissimilar metals joining. If you haven't heard of us take a look at our web page at cronatronwelding.com Our products are desighned to save you guys time. A little about me, I have been enrolled in an Applied welding technology program since late 03. Going for AWS cert. and after graduation going for CWI cert. If there are any questions please dont hesitate to contact me. If our company can help you out I would be more than happy to Contact a Specialist in your area for you.

By new tito (***)

Date 04-27-2006 04:44

Hello Chet, My name is Rob Hernandez. I was introduced to a cronatron rod about 2 months ago from a friend who had taught my brother some welding and he offereed to show me a lil too. He is a crane mechanic in the L.A./Long Beach Harbor. I just started welding with stick with him and I didnt want cost him money to show me ho0w to weld so i had brought some 7018 rod my brother had and after welding a bit w/that rod he was quite impressed that I was able to strike an arc and lay a bead rather quickly so he said I want you to try this new rod we got its called Cronatron so i said ok. I cant believe what a difference their was, it was like so much smoother of an arc and he was telling me that with your rod it did not contaminate like others. I was very impressed! Chet, would you have any good tips on uphill welding......I'm having a hell of a time welding uphill w/7018 or is there a cronatron rod that would make it easier. Any specifics about uphill would be great! thanks a bunch!