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TIG and MIG welding processes have a lot of similarities. They are both versatile and they can be used to weld a variety of metals. They also have some differences. If you want to learn more about these arc welding processes, please go through the above graphical presentation.
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WHICH ONE IS BETTER FOR Metal Manufacturing- Tig Or Mig Welding?
Do you want to know the difference between TIG and MIG welding?
Because, if you want to know, then you have come to the right place.
Below discussion will help you to choose the one that best suits your need.
TIG stands for Tungsten Inert Gas welding. It is a type of arc welding process.
It employs a non-consumable tungsten electrode and gas lens.
The arc heats up and melts the workpiece material to produce the weld puddle.
And, the job of the gas lens is to maintain a constant flow of inert gas.
Listed below are a few advantages of TIG welding; It is versatile and can be used on a variety of metals The quality of the weld is clean and very precise You can use it to do welding jobs in any position
We have summed up some of the drawbacks of TIG welding. Have a look; It takes too much time Only high-skilled professionals can use TIG It is expensive to maintain
MIG or Metal Inert Gas welding is another type of arc welding.
To join two workpiece materials together, the welding gun is fed by a long solid wire electrode.
Some of the advantages of MIG welding are listed below; Learning and using MIG welding is quite easy It is fast It produces clean and high-quality welding It can be used on many materials
Below is a discussion of some of the disadvantages of MIG welding; High installation cost Requires regular maintenance It is not designed for outdoor use
Above is a conversion about some of the pros and cons of TIG and MIG welding.
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