The welding process has several techniques

  There are several welding techniques, including MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding, TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding, stick welding, and flux-cored welding, among others. Each technique has its own advantages and is suitable for different applications.

MIG gas shielded welding is a common welding method that uses an automatic wire feeding electrode while protecting the melting pool from air pollution by spraying a protective gas. The characteristics of MIG welding include high efficiency, high speed, easy to learn and use, and suitable for various metal materials. This welding method can complete the welding task in a short time, and can realize automatic welding, so that the production efficiency is improved. At the same time, MIG gas shielded welding can also provide a stable arc and good weld formation during the welding process, thus ensuring welding quality.

TIG argon arc welding is a common welding technique that uses a non-melting tungsten electrode to generate an arc and protects the melting pool with argon gas to prevent impurities such as oxygen and nitrogen from affecting the weld. TIG welding features include high weld quality, no oxidation under gas protection, small heat affected zone, small welding deformation and so on. Since non-melted tungsten electrodes are used in the TIG welding process, many different kinds of metals can be welded, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, etc. In addition, TIG welding also has the advantages of precise control of small welded parts, smooth weld, no sputtering under gas protection. Therefore, TIG argon arc welding has been widely used in areas with high requirements for welding quality and appearance.