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ESAB Tour Truck Visits Penn College

04.10.2008 General Information, Welding

Students flock to see impressive campus 'visitor' A peek inside Donald O. Praster, acting dean of industrial and engineering technologies (in tie) welcomes ESAB The ESAB Welding and Cutting Solutions Tour Expo Truck visited Penn College’s Avco-Lycoming Metal Trades Center parking lot on Thursday, allowing the campus community to see the latest in welding and cutting technology tools and solutions provided by ESAB, and to meet local ESAB employees. The Sweden-based ESAB produces consumables and equipment for virtually every welding and cutting process and application, with subsidiaries and distributors worldwide.
Photos by Katelyn E. Koch, student photographer

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