Underwater Welding
Why Underwater Welding? Underwater welding is a very dangerous job. It requires a lot of skills, training, and experience. It …
AWS-CWI examination
The AWS-CWI (American Welding Society Certified Welding Inspector) examination is a highly respected certification for individuals seeking to become qualified welding inspectors. This category provides valuable information and resources to help candidates prepare for the AWS-CWI examination.
Good Weld vs. Bad Weld: How to tell the Difference
Good Weld vs Bad Weld Welding is a crucial part of many industrial processes, and the quality of welds can …
Plasma Cutting: How It Work, its Advantages & limitations?
Plasma Cutting and Welding The various methods used for the severing or removal of metals can be divided into two …
Fillet Weld – Types and Welding Symbol
What is a Fillet Weld? Weld Fillet or Fillet Weld is a basic type of weld for welding two or …
ER70S-2 TIG MIG Filler Wire Rod
ER70S-2 (CSA W48 ER495-2) TIG MIG Rod Meaning ER70S-2 is a triple deoxidizer (Titanium, Zirconium & Aluminum) carbon steel welding …
How Stick Weld Works?
How does Stick Weld work? To start the Stick Weld operation, the welder fixes the bare, contact end of a …
How to Choose the Best Welding Gas for TIG welding
Welding Gas for TIG Welding In TIG Welding of Carbon Steel, Stainless steel, Aluminum, Copper, and Nickel Alloys, we use …
Welding cost calculation and estimation
Welding is a fundamental process in many industries, from construction and manufacturing to automotive and aerospace sectors. As project managers …
Welding Porosity, Types: What causes it and how to fix it
What is Porosity in Welding? Welding porosity is a Metallurgical Discontinuity that results as pores during weld solidification due to …
Welding Symbols: Complete Guide (with PDF)
What is a Welding Symbol & its meaning? Welding Symbols are used to indicate desired welding & brazing details on …