MIG and TIG wires are integral components in the welding processes known as MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding, respectively. MIG wire is commonly used in welding applications requiring higher temperatures, such as aluminum and steel welding. TIG wire, such as stainless steel and copper, is commonly used for welding at lower temperatures. Each type of wire serves a distinct purpose and is designed for specific applications.
What is the Difference Between MIG and TIG Wires?
MIG and TIG wires are essential components in their respective welding processes, each with unique characteristics and applications. Understanding the differences between them can help in selecting the appropriate method for specific projects.
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Ws / sfa 5.1 e 7018 is 814 eb 5426 h3 jxlow hydrogen welding electrode for mild & medium tensile steelscharacteristicsa basic coated, low hydrogen, iron powder type all position electrode, operates on both ac & dc. The slags are easily removable and the welds are of radiographic quality.
The weld metal possesses good mechanical properties. An ideal electrode for all types of fabrication including heavy joints under restraint and joints subject to dynamic loading.
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2.00 mm - 60 - 100 Amps
3.15 mm - 100 - 140 Amps
4.00 mm - 140 - 190 Amps
5.00 mm - 190 - 250 Amps
