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What is Pulse Welding for MIG and TIG

Pulse welding is a process that is used in Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG). The pulse process works by quickly varying the current between a high and a low amperage when welding. These two amperages are known as the peak and background amperages. A welding machine with pulse welding capability will automatically vary the current at a

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Top 5 Tips For Beginners To Weld Aluminum By Employing The TIG Welding Process

In the case of aluminum, stick welding methods don’t serve that well as they create a lot of slag and splatter which is labor intensive to clean up. That’s why you should prefer gas tungsten arc welding also known as tungsten inert gas welding or TIG welding, which employs gas to safeguard your weld rather than flux. It is among the most

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17 reasons why you are getting spatter in your welding operations

Spatter is present in welding. It’s all over welding. But it doesn’t have to be. Spatter costs fabricators millions of dollars every year. Its removal constitutes rework that significantly and negatively impacts productivity. Many fabricators work under the assumption that spatter is a necessary evil, a part of welding. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Welding spatter can

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Some Welding Projects To Make Money At Home

Welding is not only a satisfying hobby that allows you to hone your DIY skills and unleash your creativity but also a viable way to make money. With the high demand for skilled welders across various industries, you can capitalize on your welding abilities to earn an income. Whether you aspire to become a professional welder or simply want to monetize your skills through commissioned projects or selling finished items, this guide will assist you in starting your business. Before diving into welding projects, it's beneficial to gather insights by engaging with potential customers and understanding their preferences. Welding is also a great way to make money. Welding Town 1. Basic Shelving Starting with simple projects, you can create and sell

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