
tig welding yields clean, low-spatter joints and allows independent filler material and current, using a protective inert gas envelope (argon/helium) and ac for aluminum, plus high-frequency or contact ignition.
Master the TIG welding basics, including inert gas shielding, electrode handling, and filler wire feeding, while maintaining constant distance and correct torch angles for a consistent seam.
In order to achieve high quality welding seams it is recommended to use the TIG welding process. This method delivers clean and even joints. The TIG welding method is especially appropriate when forming aluminium. This tutorial explains comprehensibly the basics of TIG welding with detailed explanation of which result arises from which initial situation and a detailed error analyzes.