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Art of Welding Competition - more than just about winning
1. desember 2022
Since commencing in 2020, the annual Kemppi Australia Art of Welding Competition has gone from strength to strength. The competition receives numerous entries from both professional and amateur artists hoping to be selected as a winner.
Maria Skettos
Maria Skettos
Maria Skettos
An Australian-based Marketing, Social Media and PR specialist and sometime contributor to Kemppi with extensive experience in the B2C and B2B sectors.
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Lifecycle assessment in welding: A data-driven path to sustainability
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