Which One Is Better For Metal Manufacturing- Tig Or Mig Welding
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TIG and MIG welding processes have a lot of similarities. They are both versatile and they can be used to weld a variety of metals. They also have some differences. If you want to learn more about these arc welding processes, please go through the above graphical presentation.
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Which One Is Better For Metal Manufacturing- Tig Or Mig Welding
- 1. Metal Manufacturing- Tig Or Mig Welding? WHICH ONE IS BETTER FOR
- 2. Do you want to know the difference between TIG and MIG welding?
- 3. Because, if you want to know, then you have come to the right place.
- 4. Below discussion will help you to choose the one that best suits your need.
- 5. TIG welding- What is it?
- 6. TIG stands for Tungsten Inert Gas welding. It is a type of arc welding process.
- 7. It employs a non- consumable tungsten electrode and gas lens.
- 8. When energized, the electrode generates an electric arc.
- 9. The arc heats up and melts the workpiece material to produce the weld puddle.
- 10. And, the job of the gas lens is to maintain a constant flow of inert gas.
- 11. TIG welding- What are its advantages?
- 12. Listed below are a few advantages of TIG welding; It is versatile and can be used on a variety of metals The quality of the weld is clean and very precise You can use it to do welding jobs in any position
- 13. TIG welding- What are its disadvantages?
- 14. We have summed up some of the drawbacks of TIG welding. Have a look; It takes too much time Only high-skilled professionals can use TIG It is expensive to maintain
- 15. MIG WELDING- WHAT IS IT?
- 16. MIG or Metal Inert Gas welding is another type of arc welding.
- 17. To join two workpiece materials together, the welding gun is fed by a long solid wire electrode.
- 18. Just like TIG, MIG also comes fitted with a gas lens.
- 19. MIG welding- What are its advantages?
- 20. Some of the advantages of MIG welding are listed below; Learning and using MIG welding is quite easy It is fast It produces clean and high-quality welding It can be used on many materials
- 21. MIG welding- What are its disadvantages?
- 22. Below is a discussion of some of the disadvantages of MIG welding; High installation cost Requires regular maintenance It is not designed for outdoor use
- 23. Above is a conversion about some of the pros and cons of TIG and MIG welding.
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