MJB Welding Supply

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***What to Know Wednesday!*** There are two common styles of welding helmets, a passive and an auto-darkening variable shade. A passive helmet has a dark tinted lens, typically a shade #10. When the helmet is in the down position, you will see through the dark lens. The lens will not switch from a light state to a darken state. It will remain dark. Therefore, when inspecting the weld, you will need to remove the helmet. These helmets are generally lightweight, however because... you can’t select your shade level and the constant dark tinted lens, certain weld processes as well as viewing your work area in-between welds may be difficult. Auto darkening helmets are available for every welding level, from the hobbyist to the professional. An Auto-darkening helmet, fixed-shade combines the economy of a fixed-shade helmet and the benefits of auto darkening. If most of your welding involves similar material using the same welding process a fixed-shade auto-darkening helmet may be the right choice. An Auto-darkening helmet, variable shade allows you to select the shade preference, this allows you to adjust the shades based on different welding processes and applications. Typical weld shade ranges are between shade #8 to #13. When the helmet is in the down position, you will see through a light lens allowing for clear visibility and evaluation of the weld piece and the surrounding area. Once the weld arc is struck, the helmet will automatically darken to the shade you have selected. Welding light state: How light or dark the welding filter is when not welding, the lighter the welding filter, the better the welder can view the work area and weld piece. Miller auto-darkening helmets have a light state of 3. Welding shades: Determine how dark the welding filter gets when the welding arc is struck. Market standard shades are 8-13 with 13 being the darkest. See the chart below to determine the correct shade number for your welding applications. Still have helmet questions? Call or come on by! (530) 342-3589 357 E Park Ave, Chico, CA 95928

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WHAT TO KNOW WEDNESDAY! Which Welding Gloves are Right for You? First, you should determine the hazards of your welding job. You could experience shocks, flames, hot metal, sharp or flying metal and arc rays.... Secondly you should ensure that you get the proper fitting welding glove. Welding gloves are meant to fit loosely. In the event that a piece of hot metal were to get into the gloves this gives you, the welder, the ability to get out of the gloves quickly. There are 6 basic types of welding gloves. They are specially made for: Stick Welding These gloves are thicker leather to optimize protection. MIG Welding These gloves are of medium thickness so that they provide the flexibility needed for the job. These gloves can be made of multiple types of leather. TIG Welding These gloves are the thinnest to provide maximum flexibility needed for the job. They are made of various leather types and fit snug. Driving Gloves They are for general welding and can be made of various leathers. They are thin and fit snug. Leather Palm Gloves These welding gloves are used for general welding and are made from low-grade leather due to their general purpose. Ergonomic Gloves These gloves are made to fit your hand they can usually be made from any material depending on what job you will need them for. IF YOU NEED GLOVES, WE GOT 'EM!

Just a day at MJB Welding Supply. Making ice cream with nitrogen! Stay tuned. More photos to follow.

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Stop by our booth at the Colusa Farm Show and enter to win 1 of 3 anniversary edition 6" Metabo grinders.

We are all set for the Colusa Farm Show. The show starts tomorrow at 9am. Make sure you stop by and try out all the new equipment.

We are excited every year to be part of Arc Exposure at ButteCollege. We love demonstrating some of the newest manufacturing and welding equipment with norcal teachers and students.

Don't miss out on getting these presents under the tree. The last day to shop before Christmas is December 21st. Our stores will be closed December 22nd through December 25th.

We want to thank everyone who helped us raise this much for so many families in need. If you want to continue to donate please follow this link. http://bit.ly/MJBDonate

With all of your help we have been able to raise $25,450 already. We aren't even 48 hours into this effort and we have seen people willing to help in amazing ways. We didn't originally set a goal for this fund, because we had no idea that our customers and vendors would be able to share so much.With your continued support our goal is to reach $100,000 in donations so we can help everyone impacted by the Camp Fire. Thank you to everyone that has already donated. You can follow... this link to donate through PayPal or you can make a check payable to GVBCF Camp Fire with MJB Welding Supply in the memo field and either drop it off at Golden Valley Bank, mail it to 190 Cohasset Road, Chico, CA 95926 or send it back to any one of our locations. Thank you again for all of your support. Tim Adkins https://www.goldenvalley.bank/Community-Foundation.aspx

To our valued customers and suppliers, Our lives have all been impacted by the Camp Fire. Our deepest sympathies to all of those impacted by this devastating fire. We are saddened that some have lost even more than just their homes. This deadly fire has taken the homes from 6 of our employees and caused 2 more to be evacuated, with no return date in sight. We are grateful that none of these families have been hurt but know that this will be a very long process to get them bac...k to where they were before the fire. We want to help our employees’ families as well as others who have suffered loss caused by the fire. We have currently donated $6,000 and provided food and shelter to our employees for their immediate needs. We have also opened a relief fund to raise money for their long-term needs, and for others feeling the consequences of the Camp Fire. We will distribute donations to organizations directly helping Camp Fire victims. MJB and IPP will match your donation, dollar for dollar, up to an additional $10,000. We are asking for you to help us reach our goal. We have set up an MJB Welding Supply Fire Relief fund, supported through the Golden Valley Bank Community Foundation. You can follow the link below to do a PayPal payment select MJB Welding Supply and follow the instructions thereafter. You can also make a check payable to GVBCF Camp Fire with MJB Welding Supply in the memo field and either drop it off at Golden Valley Bank, mail it to 190 Cohasset Road, Chico, CA 95926 or send it back to any one of our locations. We appreciate any amount of support you can provide. We want to thank everyone for their continued support for our company and the people who make it all possible. We also want to thank the emergency personnel for doing their best to keep us all safe. If you are needing any assistance let us know so we can help in your time of need. Sincerely, Tim Adkins MJB Welding Supply & Industrial Power Products https://www.goldenvalley.bank/Community-Foundation.aspx

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