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Metal Inert Gas Welding

Metal Inert Gas Welding. Metal Inert Gas Welding. Metal Inert Gas (MIG) or Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) is the most popular of the arc welding processes. It is mainly because it is easy to use and versatile. With an Inert Gas, such as Argon: MIG welding can be used to weld aluminum.

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Metal Inert Gas Welding

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  1. Metal Inert Gas Welding

  2. Metal Inert Gas Welding • Metal Inert Gas (MIG) or Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) is the most popular of the arc welding processes. • It is mainly because it is easy to use and versatile. • With an Inert Gas, such as Argon: • MIG welding can be used to weld aluminum.

  3. Welding Circuit Wire Feeder Welding Gun Wire Spool Work Piece Work Cable Welder Shielding Gas

  4. Wire Spool Wire Feeder Regulator Welding Gun Shielding Gas Work Clamp Welding Power Source

  5. How It Works • An arc is struck between a continuously fed filler wire and the work. • The arc is protected from oxidation by a shielding gas over the weld pool.

  6. Advantages • Welds most metals • Little or no slag • Easiest to learn • Greater speed and efficiency • Fewer Weld Defects • Welds in most positions

  7. Disadvantages • Welding outside can be difficult • Not ideal for thick material or deep penetrating welds

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