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Anyone shopping for a TIG capable machine has run into the term lift TIG, usually printed on a spec sheet next to a price that

Automation comes up in every shop conversation eventually, usually somewhere between a complaint about backlog and a story about someone’s cousin whose plant put in

Welding positions are the reason two welders can run the same rod on the same steel and walk away with completely different results. The code

Cold welding is one of those terms that sounds like a contradiction the first time you hear it. No arc, no filler, no puddle, and

At its simplest, seam welding means joining two pieces along a continuous line rather than at scattered points, and the whole reason it exists is

Spot welds are the small, round resistance welds that hold overlapping sheet metal together, and if you have ever looked closely at a car door,

Plug welds and slot welds are not the kind of welds most people learn first. They come up when standard joints will not work, when

Fillet welds are some of the most common welds you will find in any fabrication shop or job site. They show up everywhere, from structural

If you work in welding or pipe fitting, groove welds are something you are going to run into often. They are used in all kinds