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New Mexico FFA

New Mexico FFA. Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event Welding and Metal Working. Abrasive Cut-Off Saw. Abrasive saw blade material is used to cut metal. Acetylene Regulator.

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New Mexico FFA

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  1. New Mexico FFA Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event Welding and Metal Working

  2. Abrasive Cut-Off Saw • Abrasive saw blade material is used to cut metal.

  3. Acetylene Regulator • Used to reduce the high acetylene cylinder pressure to a workable constant prssure. Hose and cylinder connections are left handed threads.

  4. Brazing Rod • Used as a filler rod when braze welding. May or may not be flux coated.

  5. Copper Coated Mild Steel Welding Rod • Used as a filler rod for mild steel oxy-fuel welding. The copper coating prevents rusting

  6. Cutting Torch Tip • Used with a cutting torch handle when oxy-fuel cutting. The tip size is determined by the thickness of the metal.

  7. Cutting Torch • Used with the cutting tip when oxy fuel cutting steel.

  8. Electrode • A coated metal wire used for shielded metal-arc welding a variety of metals.

  9. Electrode Holder • Used to mechanically hold the electrode while conducting current from the electrode lead.

  10. Flashback Arrestor • Used to limit damage from a flashback by allowing the gases to flow in only one direction, preventing the flame from burning back into the equipment.

  11. Friction Lighter • Used to light torch’s for cutting and welding. Safer than using matches or a lighter.

  12. Ground Clamp • Used to connect the ground lead (cable) to the work. This provides a completed electrical circuit.

  13. Inert Gas Regulator • Regulates shielding gases such as argon, helium and carbon dioxide. Used for MIG and TIG welding.

  14. Leather Gloves • Used to protect the hands from the ultraviolet rays and spatter of hot metal.

  15. MIG Tips • MIG tips guide the welding wire through the gun nozzle.

  16. MIG Welding Gun • Used to deliver the wire and shielding gas to the weld surface.

  17. MIG Wire • Used as filler wire for the MIG welding process. May be bare wire or flux cored.

  18. MIG Nozzle Gel • Coating applied to lubricate the welding wire and tip for smoother wire flow during the welding process and cut down on splatter.

  19. Oxygen Regulator • Used to reduce the high oxygen cylinder pressure to a workable constant pressure. Hose and cylinder connections are right-handed threads.

  20. Pipe Cutting Guide • A variety of different types of guides that clamp around pipe to aid in cutting angles etc. Pipe cutting guides are available in a variety of sizes.

  21. Porcelain Gas Cup • Non-metallic cup that directs the flow of shielding gases when TIG welding.

  22. Protective Leather, sleeves, apron or coat • Used to protect the body from harmful ultraviolet rays and hot molten spatter while welding.

  23. Slag or Chipping Hammer • Used for slag removal from shielded electrode weld.

  24. Tip Cleaner • Used to clean and partially recondition both welding and cutting tips.

  25. Torch Handle • Used to mix fuel gasses and oxygen in the correct proportions.

  26. Tungsten Electrode • Non-consumable electrode that generates the arc when TIG welding. Can be purchased in a variety of sizes.

  27. Vise Grip Welding Clamp • With its flat and “U” shaped jaws, it is used to clamp metals quickly.

  28. Welding/Cutting Goggles • Used to protect eyes from damaging light rays and heat rays that may prove destructive to eye tissue. Should not be used for arc welding.

  29. Welding Helmet • Used to protect the eyes and face from the harmful arc rays and molten spatter produced when arc welding.

  30. Welding Tip • Used for all types of oxy-fuel brazing and welding.

  31. Wire Brush • Used to prepare metal for welding or cutting. Removes slag or rust . May be used to clean parts of machinery.

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