As a part of its continued effort to provide professionals in the gases and welding industry with the most relevant and updated information, the Winter 2011 issue of Welding & Gases Today features the gases and welding supplier business forecast. The article entitled, “Suppliers See A Slow, Upward Climb,” highlights suppliers’ outlooks and strategies for growth in 2011.
In a poll of industry suppliers, Welding & Gases Today found that respondents are expecting an overall increase of 8.9% in 2011. The unpredictable economy remains the number one challenge for suppliers, and many are developing strategies to encourage growth. “If the economy grows at a more rapid pace than expected, whoever has the inventory will win the battle for market share growth,” says Don Mottinger, president of Superior Products.
As suppliers look ahead to 2011 for Welding & Gases Today’s Supplier Business Forecast, several trends emerge. “Increased globalization is a trend that is not going to change,” says Thermco Instrument Corporation VP of sales and marketing, Dennis Richardson. In order to grow sales in 2011, gases and welding suppliers are concentrating on growth markets and introducing new products. Communication with the distribution channel also ranks high on supplier priorities for the year.
To find out what suppliers are projecting for 2011, read “Suppliers See A Slow, Upward Climb” at www.WeldingAndGasesToday.org. For more information, contact Devin O’Toole, contributing editor at Welding & Gases Today at devin@datakey.org or 315-445-2347.
About GAWDA
Founded in 1945, the Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA) is the premier source for manufacturing knowledge, education and networking. Through its member journals (www.weldingandgasestoday.org), e-magazines, newsletters and industry wiki (www.gawdawiki.org), GAWDA connects suppliers of gases and manufacturers of related equipment as well as manufacturers of welding equipment and distribution leaders, for the purpose of safely delivering optimal solutions to the users of those products. GAWDA publications are the industry’s voice for all matters related to the latest technology and the most up-to-date processes spanning welding equipment and products and services related to industrial, medical, specialty and cryogenic gases. A 501(c)3 organization, GAWDA members are located throughout North America.
Popular Articles
-
In industrial context, welding refers to a fabrication process that joins materials such as metals and thermoplastics, by causing coalescenc...
-
If you want to learn welding or improve your present welding skills you certainly need detailed information on the welding process. Thus, so...
-
Arc welding is used by many people from DIY enthusiasts to skilled engineers to repair ships and containers. It is well-known for being a pr...
-
Are you wanted to be famous entrepreneur in manufacturing industries, and then concentrate on the process of welding and its tools? Welding ...
-
There seems to be quite the debate if mig welding is better than tig welding. It might it easier to determine this if we first look at what ...
-
Forge welding is said to be the oldest welding technique ever used by early blacksmiths, dating back to the Iron Age when ancient Egyptians ...
-
Welding is simply using electricity to melt metal together. Simple as that, nothing more nothing less. Mig welding is called "Metal I...
-
Welding is used as a fabrication process in every small and large-scale industry. This is an efficient, economical and dependable process of...
-
Welding is more of an art than a science, one of my close friends in the welding business once said to me. He was referring to the enormous ...
-
Stick welding, technically called shielded metal arc welding, is an old school type of welding that many newbies learn as they are just star...
0 comments: