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Aluminum MIG
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May 25, 2012
Making a commitment to putting together a topnotch, aluminum-friendly system—from equipment and setup to material preparation and welder education—are more likely to succeed than those who do not. Photo courtesy of Fronius USA LLC.... Read more... -
Robotic advancements in welding tube, pipe
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June 4, 2010
Figure 1 Unlike sheet metal and plate, most of which are flat and require straight 2-D welds, tube and pipe have an endless variety of shapes, diameters, and joint configurations. Each application has a unique welding path and therefore... Read more... -
Welding thin with GMAW
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April 1, 2010
Figure 1 In experienced hands, the gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) torch can produce solid, almost cosmetically perfect joints in extremely thin metal. Today, however, GTAW isn't the only option, even for thin, heat-sensitive... Read more... -
Robotic GTAW or GMAW: No longer a clear-cut choice
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September 6, 2009
Figure 1 Technology advancements have made GTAW easier to automate. Photo courtesy of The Lincoln Electric Co. Robotic systems manufacturers and integrators have a confession when it comes to TIG, or gas tungsten arc welding:... Read more... -
Getting autobody welding down cold
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April 11, 2006
Figure 1 Metalworkers perform finishing work on the weld seam of an A-pillar. The bodywork for the Phaeton® and Bentley Continental GT® limousines is built at Volkswagen Sachsen's Mosel facility in Saxony, Germany.... Read more... -
Wading through the world of welding
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January 10, 2006
Many high-tech gadgets that once were handy extras are becoming indispensable in the workplace. A personal digital assistant (PDA) device makes programming a welding power supply faster and easier than manual programming. Photo provided by... Read more... -
Considering thermal processes for dissimilar metals
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August 28, 2003
This joint has dual characteristics—a brazed joint on the steel side and a welded joint on the aluminum side. A reliable method of joining the two most commonly used metals, steel and aluminum, would make it possible to make these... Read more... -
Set loose the juice
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September 26, 2002
Whether it means they're easier to use, more portable, or make welds more predictably, power sources are being updated, and electronics are playing a significant role in their modernization. "The current economy is forcing companies to... Read more...
