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In welding techniques, metal welding in the folding position is not too difficult, but to ensure that the arc burns evenly, it is necessary to note the following:

In the mechanical engineering industry, welding is one of the methods considered to be effective in linking and repairing metal parts. There is the disadvantage  is that after welding, it leaves black marks on the surface of the weld. Therefore, additional cleaning steps are required to ensure the aesthetics of the product after welding.

Stick weldings are an arc process formed at the top of a rod when electricity flows through an air gap (very small) created between the electrode and the solder surface, which says the earth is safe.

In aluminum welding, you have to understand the process of steps from causing the arc to the end of the arc. On the other hand, you should pay attention to the operation in the torch holder and adjust the metal rod at the appropriate angle.

Welding / Magnet welding is a method of GMAW welding using a fire-resisting heat source between the solid wires supplied continuously by an uninterruptible wire feeder. Inert gas (MIG) or activated gas (MAG) protects the lagoon forming this method, also commonly known as semi-automatic welding.

In addition to welding wires, another important factor affecting the quality of the Mig weld is the protection gas.

Stick welding is also known as arc welding, are electrodeposition processes using electrodes with or without welding electrodes.

The method of titanium welding is increasingly favored and widely applied by the aesthetic virtues as well as weld quality.

During welding, the aluminum solder is prone to burn the material if the welders work incorrectly due to the high thermal conductivity and low melting point of aluminum compared to other metals.

In stick welding, the technique is essentially the operators manipulation of the arc and the arc. Weld positions may be different, but the general purpose is to provide the most durable and aesthetic link.