Showing posts with label gas welding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gas welding. Show all posts

Friday, February 11, 2011

Gas Welding Supplies

Gas welding is the process of joining metal pieces by heating and melting their interface through the heat generated by the burning of a fuel gas with oxygen in a torch. This type of torch is also known as a blowtorch.

Gas welding torches are used to weld metal, cut metal, in stone work industry, in glass industry for fire polishing purposes, in making jewellery with water welding, to heat quicklime and platinum among others. Thus, the oxy-fuel gas welding equipment is quite adaptable to various uses. Apart from the fact that it is cost effective, gas welding is easily transported, and the equipment itself is self sufficient in terms of energy requirements. However, the quality of the work given by a gas welder depends quite a bit on the skill of the welder in being able to manipulate the torch, the flame and the filler rod according to requirement.

There are several companies which deal with gas welding supplies and equipment as well as their repair and maintenance. Industrial gas welding supplies and welding equipment can be ordered online from the websites of various companies or can also be bought from stores. Gas welding supplies such as Arc welding accessories, Industrial gas cutter and Gas welding torch, Gas pipeline, Gas regulators among others are very essential in any metal related manufacturing industry.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Familiar Welding Methods – Gas Welding, Electron Beam Welding, Robot Welding

Welding is an ordinary way to unite metals in the invention of many goods as well as automobiles, ships, trains, buildings, and bridges. Appreciation to innovative Welding technologies; welders work through much greater precision and stronger than in the 9th century, when forge welding was just technology to metals weld by blacksmiths beating jointly over hot coals. Welding technologies are developed in First World War, because many country looked into improved capable of welding ships and planes for the battle. Welding technology has enlarged and become more robust to perform by hand or automated machines. Welding equipment can be very portable to perform in a variety of environments, including under water.


At present, there are many familiar methods of welding consist of gas welding, arc welding, resistance welding, spot welding, electron beam welding, laser welding, and robot welding.


A method in gas oxygen is mixed to generate a high sufficient temperature at the torch to soften the edges of the metal being work with is call gas welding. Oxy-fuel welding basically requires two tanks, one of oxygen and another for the fuel being used.


Arc welding is creating an arc of electrical current among electrode and material being welded in order to attach the materials by melt together. Arc welding is used in industrial application due to low cost.


Resistance welding applies mechanical pressure and electric current to erect a weld between two metal pieces.


In spot welding, two electrodes are used to clamp metal sheets, applying pressure and passing current through them.


Electron beam welding is bombarding the equipment being welded with a grin of high velocity electrons collision of produces heat, melting the materials and weld together.


Laser beam welding uses laser to join multiple pieces of metal together via its concentrated heat source.


Robot welding
is the most recent technology in welding computerization to perform all welding steps including the preparation and handling of materials. A human operator is still obligatory to organize materials and set welding machines. Robot welding is used in automobile assembly due to high volume production operations.