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Murex guide explains TIG welding process

By Murex Welding Products on 30th November 201015th December 2015

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Murex Welding Products has published a guide entitled ‘Ten Tips to Successful TIG Welding’.

TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding can be used on a range of different materials including alloyed and unalloyed steels, stainless steels, copper and copper alloys, aluminium and its alloys, as well as magnesium and its alloys.

Successful application of the process, however, demands certain procedures to be put in place by the welder, which are covered in this guide.

The choice of AC or DC TIG welding mainly depends on the material in question, with AC normally used for aluminium and DC for mild steel, stainless, copper and brass.

For AC jobs, the selection of the correct type and size of tungsten electrode is essential, while the correct size of ceramic nozzle will ensure the correct gas pressure and prevent upstage of shielding gas.

When DC welding, possibly the most critical element is the preparation of the tungsten welding electrode and the certainty that the grand angle of the tungsten is correct.

These key fundamental considerations are discussed by Murex in more detail in the Ten Tips guidelines, together with areas such as shielding gas selection and the correct welding gloves.

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Murex Welding Products is today part of one of the world’s leading manufacturers of welding products, the ESAB Group. The company offers a full range of arc and gas welding and cutting products, welding consumables and personal protective equipment as well as welding accessories. The Murex Saffire brand is renowned for its associations with welding safety whilst the company also offers a comprehensive range of Gas Equipment Inspectors’ Training Courses, also designed to promote safety in the workplace.

At its UK headquarters in Waltham Cross in Hertfordshire, Murex Welding Products has a team of highly experienced and qualified staff who are always available to offer technical help and advice on all aspects of welding and cutting.

Murex Welding Products still remains “At the HEART of every good weld”.

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