High-carbon steel refers to carbon steel with w(C) higher than 0.6%, which has a greater tendency to harden than medium-carbon steel, and forms high-carbon martensite, which is more sensitive to t...
How to Select Welding Materials for Dual-Grade Austenitic Stainless Steel
—In The Case of 304/304L and 316/316L
The key to selecting dual-grade stainless steel welding consumables lies in understa...
Many welding problems that show up on the shop floor—poor bead appearance, porosity, cracking—are often traced back to one overlooked factor: how the consumables were stored before they ever rea...
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (abbreviated as SMAW). The principle is: an arc is generated between the coated electrode and the base metal, and the welding method using the arc heat to melt the electr...
There is no difference in process between full argon arc welding and argon arc welding. Full argon arc welding is suitable for thin-walled small-diameter pipes (generally DN60 and below, wall thick...
Vertical welding with stick electrodes gives many welders trouble. The molten metal wants to drip downward, the puddle sags, and the bead ends up uneven. But vertical welding is not as hard as it...