10 questions about welding
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10 questions about welding |
10 common questions about welding with emojis to make them more engaging! 🔥🔧
1️⃣ What is welding? 🤔
Welding is a process that joins metals or plastics by melting them together, often with a filler material, to form a strong bond when cooled.
2️⃣ What are the main types of welding? ⚡
MIG (Metal Inert Gas) 🔧 – Easy for beginners, uses a wire feed.
TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) ✨ – Precise, great for thin metals.
Stick (SMAW) ⚡ – Works outdoors, no gas needed.
Flux-Cored (FCAW) 🌪️ – Like MIG but with a flux core.
3️⃣ What safety gear do I need? 🛡️
Welding helmet with auto-darkening lens 🎭
Fire-resistant gloves & jacket 🧤🧥
Safety glasses 👓
Respirator (for fumes) 😷
4️⃣ Why does welding create sparks? 🔥
Sparks fly because of molten metal droplets, and spatter happens when filler metal scatters due to heat and gas reactions.
5️⃣ Which metals can I weld? ⚙️
Steel 🏗️
Stainless Steel ✨
Aluminum 🛩️
Cast Iron (with care!) 🔨
6️⃣ What causes welding defects? ❌
Porosity (bubbles) = Contamination or bad gas coverage 💨
Cracks = Wrong filler metal or fast cooling ❄️
7️⃣ How do I stop thin metal from warping? 📉
Use low heat 🔥
Weld in short sections ⏱️
Clamp it down 🔗
8️⃣ AC vs. DC welding—what’s the difference? ⚡
DC (Smooth & steady) – Best for most jobs ✅
AC (Switches direction) – Needed for aluminum 🔄
9️⃣ Can robots weld? 🤖
Yes! Factories use robotic welders for cars, ships, and more—faster and super precise! 🚗⚡
🔟 How do I pick the right welding rod/wire? 🧐
Match it to your metal! Example:
Steel: ER70S-6 (MIG) or E6013 (Stick) 🔩
Aluminum: ER4043 (TIG/MIG) ✈️
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