The most common gas used in MIG welding is Argon, but as the name suggests, any Inert or Semi-Inert gas can be used for shielding purposes like Carbon Dioxide and Helium. Even Oxygen, which is a non-inert gas, is used in small quantities for some welding applications. Which one is best, though, you might be…
First introduced to the industry in the 50s, Flux Core Welding is a type of welding that can be executed with or without the use of shielding gas. Apart from that, it does share a lot in common with MIG welding, in that it uses the power supply, very similar equipment, and a continuous wire…
Starch prevents the accumulation of dirt on fabrics. When dirt has been accumulated on starched cloth, it will wash off easily. The starching of cloth depends on the material of the cloth so when choosing your shirt the best shirt to wear for welding is cotton or denim, they are the easiest to starch. Starching…
Welding is something that opened up a massive range of possibilities for fabrication, engineering and architecture. Welding, by definition is the conjoining of two metal pieces by using heat and apparatus to do so. Welding is by no means something new and has been around in more primitive forms far earlier than the 1800s. Although…
