Welding Safety 101

Welding Safety 101

Welding has become much more popular over the years, primarily due to the fact that technology is better and more improved now. There are magnificent machines available that do a good job, especially for the price. Plus, people even weld for fun. You might see...
CO2 Uses and Where to Start

CO2 Uses and Where to Start

If you think that CO2, the gas that’s the leading cause for global warming, can be turned into a valuable feedstock, then you’re right. This article will educate you on the various uses of CO2, the industries that benefit from it, why it’s important to cut emissions,...
Argon-Oxygen Welding Gas Mixtures

Argon-Oxygen Welding Gas Mixtures

The use of argon in welding traces back to the 1920s when automatic welding was first introduced. Argon-oxygen blends are widely used for conventional and pulsed spray transfer on clean, plain carbon and stainless steel, and both kinds can benefit from the use of...
Welding for Beginners – MIG and FCAW

Welding for Beginners – MIG and FCAW

Don’t let welding intimidate you out of doing it yourself, trying it at home. Whether you plan on being entirely self-taught or YouTube taught, or learn at a vocational school, adult school, or community college, it is going to take some consistent practice to get...
Welding Variables – Talking Voltage and Amperage

Welding Variables – Talking Voltage and Amperage

When it comes to weld penetration, the current (amperage) has the upper hand. When it comes to welding, penetration is more technically known as “depth of fusion,” which is a measure of how far a weld extends into the base metal from the surface melted during welding....
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