Stainless steel, also known as “inox steel,” is an alloy of steel with a minimum of around 10.5% chromium, based on its mass. It is known for its corrosion-resistance, high heat resistance, and high ductility. These characteristics of stainless steel make it quite difficult to cut or drill. Although there are different families of stainless …
Micro welding is a precision type of welding that is typically designed to join together delicate minute components. It is the process of welding together ferrous and nonferrous metal parts of the minute thickness of less than 0.5 mm with the cross-section of up to 10 sq. mm, and it produces welding beads of .065 …
A little more than half a century ago, the use of laser beam only belonged to the realm of science fiction. In fact, many people of that bygone period would remember laser as a powerful beam of light that was usually used to cut through thick metal objects and to blow objects to smithereens. However, …
Welding is a standard process both in the manufacturing and construction industries. For a specific application, there are well over 100 different welding processes. Welders are employed in automobile, shipbuilding and aerospace industries. Not only that, but they also join rafters and beams in residential and commercial construction. Laying of pipelines and working to build …
MIG or Metal Inert Gas welding otherwise known as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) is one of the most popular and widely used arc welding processes for joining stainless steel and other metals. In MIG welding, the continuous wire electrode is automatically fed to the welding torch at a user-defined speed. Likewise, the externally-fed shielding gas …
Stick welding also called Shielded Metal Arc Welding, is among one of the most demanding processes to learn. Especially for those who do not weld every day or are new to welding. Experienced welders make this process look easy. They take a stinger, insert an electrode in and give us some tremendous looking welds one …