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MER1TUS (BARNET) LTD. Wood Street, Barnet, Hens, WELDING equipment made
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by this cornY Y pany consists of a range of pedaland air-operated spot-welding machines which, although more applicable to production work, will have applications in some fleet workshops.
There are also Meritus butt welders and seam welders, which work on the spotwelding principle, and there are three versions of a small bench spot-welder. These are the P.S.5.B, P.S.6.B and P.S.8.B. The figure in the model number indicates the nominal output in kVa and the maximum continuous capacity of the three is two 20-s.w.g, sheets, two 18-s.w.g. sheets and two 16-s.w.g. sheets of mild steel respectively.