– FLUX–
Flux is a granular welding material. During welding, it can be melted to form slag and gas, which plays a protective and metallurgical role on the molten pool.
Constituent...
Flux-cored welding wire first appeared in the United States and Germany in the 1920s. However, it was not until the 1950s that it was really widely used in industrial production, especially after t...
1. Core principle: Why must we use argon?
During the welding process, the metal is like red-hot iron at high temperatures. If it is not protected, it will immediately combine with the oxygen and ...
Argon tungsten arc welding uses argon as a shielding gas to heat and melt the welding material itself (it is also melted when the filler metal is added) by means of the arc generated between the tu...
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In multi-pass and multi-layer welding, temperature control between each bead and layer is crucial. This is the “interpass temperature” under discussion. Interpass temperature refers t...