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Aluminum Welding – Tips & Tricks

By: Morris Ritz | 2011-07-11 | Business
Aluminum is regarded as one of the most versatile metals and has been brought into several usages. While expert welders may find it easy to weld the metal, the amateurs certainly find the task annoying. read more

Welding on Aluminum

By: Preston Mane | 2011-04-09 | Automotive
Some of the properties that make aluminum harder to work with are the fact that it is difficult to see. There is no color change to see when it is heated and it has a wider range of melting temperatures than other metals. The oxide in the aluminum also has different characteristics and the thermal, electrical and other characteristics like nonmagnetic are different. read more

Aluminum Gas Welding vs. TIG Welding

By: Preston Mane | 2010-12-07 | Automotive
Aluminum gas welding is a handy (and profitable) skill to have. It takes a bit to learn, but once you have it mastered you are on your way. This article will get you started. read more

Aluminum Welding - Procedures Involved in Welding Aluminum and Splicing Wire

By: Jessica Thomson | 2011-11-28 | Marketing
Most industries engaged in the job of welding take up aluminum as base metals for welding for a number of advantages that the metal brings with it. The process of aluminum welding involves two types of alloys namely, wrought alloys and cast alloys. read more

What Welding Does to Aluminum

By: Aabbye | 2011-08-04 | Computer
The heat of welding reduces yield and ultimate strengths of aluminum alloysthat get their strength from articial aging and those that derive their strengthfrom cold-working. (That just about covers all of the tempers you're everlikely to use.) In other words, welding offsets the strength the producersworked so hard, by one means or the other, to get into the metal. read more

Welding 4130 Steel Tubing - Tig Welding Chromoly Up in Here

By: Jody Collier | 2010-03-31 | Manufacturing
4130 Chromoly tubing is used for all kinds of applications, but 2 of the main ones are for airplanes and for racing just about anything from motorcycles, to mountain bikes, to go-carts. AISI 4130 tubing is strong. It's real strong. So the reason it is so popular among race car and airplane builders can use thinner tubing and that translates into speed and less weight. read more

TIG Welding Aluminum - How To Get Started

By: Preston Mane | 2010-12-18 | Automotive
TIG welding aluminum for beginners - here we outline the first things you will need to know and take into account before you make your first weld. read more

Best Tips for Tig Welding Aluminum Castings

By: GregoryHopkinnns | 2010-12-12 | Business
In the expansion of the aluminum industry, aluminum castings have played a vital role read more

Aluminum Welder- A comprehensive welding solution

By: Morris Ritz | 2011-06-24 | Business News
Aluminum welding can be done by using the all new WeldAll LS-160P. It offers advanced welding experience and you can do it to make the metal stronger and more durable. read more

How to Weld Aluminum Die Casting

By: Krishna kshivsagar | 2012-03-05 | Sales
Aluminium casting is an important component used mainly in the Automobile industry. The chemical properties of precious metal die casting must be taken into account for welding. read more

Thermit Welding

By: John Metall | 2012-03-07 | Science
hermit material is a mechanical mixture of metallic aluminum and processed iron oxide.Molten steel is produced by the reaction in a magnesite-lined crucible. At the bottom of the crucible, a magnesite stone is burned, into which a magnesite stone thimble is fitted.This thimble provides a passage through which the molten steel is discharged into the mold. read more

8 Pros and Cons of Aluminum Arc Welding

By: Preston Mane | 2010-11-29 | Computer
Aluminum arc welding has been a very useful asset for many fabricators and do-it-yourself enthusiasts. There are ups and downs to using aluminum arc welding, but it is indispensible if you are welding aluminum. read more

Mig Welding Aluminum - Tips For Avoiding Problems and Machine Settings

By: Jody Collier | 2010-03-31 | Manufacturing
Mig Welding Aluminum is harder than mig welding steel. Why? Because everything that can go wrong on Steel , is just exaggerated when you mig weld aluminum. Even something as simple as the argon flow rate makes a big difference. A slight tweak of the wire feed speed changes things up big time. Even a little burr on the copper contact tip can cause the wire feed to slow and burn back to the tip. read more

Comparing Aluminum and Steel Fillet Weld Safety Factors

By: erenber | 2011-08-04 | Computer
Stud Welds Stud welding (SW) is a process used to attach externally orinternally threaded rod or wire (studs) to a part. Two methods are used foraluminum: arc stud welding, which uses a conventional welding arc over atimed interval, and capacitor-discharge stud welding, which uses an energydischarge from a capacitor. read more

Welding Certification - Aluminum Structural Applications, AWS D1.2

By: Jody Collier | 2010-03-26 | Manufacturing
What kind of Structures are made from aluminum? The first thing that comes to mind is Ships. Aluminum hull ships are becoming increasingly in demand for military applications as well as for commercial transportation. Why? Aluminum is lighter and that saves fuel. read more