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Welding comes in many forms and techniques, each welding technique has something different to offer and will work better than others on different types of metals.  If...

Explosive Welding Explosive welding is a solid state welding process, that uses a controlled explosive detonation to usually fuse two dissimilar metals together at high pressure. The...

Pop quiz! Every now and then it’s good to make sure you still understand the most basic elements of welding.

When the Saturn V rocket of the Apollo missions sent American astronauts into space, Margaret Brennecke played a critical role as a metallurgy researcher at NASA. Brennecke...

The Fronius Artis 210XT welding machine revolutionizes the welding experience with its resonant inverter technology, delivering a stable and precise arc.

Shielded Metal Arc Welding, also known as stick welding is a more forgiving weld then other types of welding and has been one of the most popular...

It’s impressive that Jonathan Flores, 24, has completed his welding program with a 4.0 average and is poised to...

Tapes today are manufactured with superior adhesive properties and efficiently adhere with light pressure. Using tape can save you time and lead to more uniform welds.

Atomic hydrogen welding, also known as AHW, is an arc welding technique that uses an arc which is located between two tungsten electrodes and a hydrogen shielding...

TIG welding is the most complicated and specialized welding process, but it also depends on some of the most basic welding tasks in order to be successful....

In a perfect world all surfaces that require welding would be flat; since this is not a perfect world welders are often required to perform welds on...

Flux-cored arc welding, also known as FCAW or FCA, is a semi-automatic or automatic arc welding technique.  Flux-cored arc welding requires the use of a tubular electrode...

Are you wondering if a multiprocess welder is for you? Read this article to learn more about our 2 most popular multiprocess welders. These welders are great...

The orbital welding process gets its name from the fact that an electrode rotates around, or “orbits,” the stationary product being welded. As with tungsten inert gas...

Welding is growing in popularity around the country. For both hobbyists and professionals, welding is a way to feel fulfilled, accomplished, and to work with...

TIG welding, or tungsten inert gas welding, also known as GTAW (gas tungsten arc welding), is one of my personal favorites.  It consists of a piece of...