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...
With the rapid development of the petrochemical industry, stainless steel materials have been widely used, which has also put forward higher requirements for the welding of pipes and plates. The pr...
In GMAW (gas metal arc welding) practice, vertical welding is a real challenge for many welders. If you’re not careful, the molten metal drips down, the weld bead looks like a bunch of berr...
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...
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...