Tank Welders

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Automatic Girth Welder

Top Features

• Cuts Storage Tank Welding Time Up to 40%
• Single (AGW-I) and Double (AGW-II) Sided Operation
• Operator Controlled Speeds from 4 to 105 IPM
• Handles Plates 6 ft to 10 ft High, as Thick as 2″
• Weld Tanks from the Largest to as Small as 40 ft in Diameter

The Koike Aronson / Ransome Automatic Girth Welder (AGW) (or 3 O’clock Welder) performs x-ray quality horizontal welds up to 20 times faster than standard manual techniques, cutting in-field welding time for storage tanks by up to 40 percent.

Light Weight Automatic Girth Welder

Top Features

• 40% Lighter than the Standard AGW-I
• Cuts Storage Tank Welding Time Up to 40%
• Operator Controlled Speeds From 4 to 105 IPM
• Weld Tanks from 12′ Diameters and Up

Koike Aronson / Ransome’s AGW-LW Light Weight Automatic Girth Welder is an automatic system that speeds up construction of thin walled field-erected storage tanks. It straddles the shell plates riding on adjustable flanged wheels at operator controlled speeds of 4 to 105 IPM (.10-2.67 M/min).

Mini Girth (MGW) Welder

Top Features

• Travels at 0 to 75 IPM
• Designed for Structures of 8′ or More
• 100 ft Control Cable

This machine is designed to Submerged Arc/MIG weld small diameter structures of 8′ or more. The unit must be supported by an Angle Iron Support Ring supplied by the customer and welded to the weldments. The unit is propelled around the ring with a knurled pressure wheel at a speed of 0 to 75 IPM.

Shell Buggy

Top Features

• Manual Pulley Drive for Traversing and Fold Down Steps for Elevation
• Operator Access to Both Horizontal and Vertical Seams Without Scaffolding

Koike Aronson / Ransome’s Shell Buggy is the ideal solution for manual operations during tank construction.

Wel-Handy Multi

Top Features

• Three models available
• Light weight and portable
• Pulling power of 66 lb (30 kg)
• No track required, eliminating cost and setup time

The Wel-Handy Multi portable welding carriages are used by a wide range of customers, from one man mobile welding businesses to large shipyards with hundreds of welders.