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Due to a tragic explosion at the main manufacturing plant in Louisville, KY, there is a shortage of acetylene, the cutting fuel that reaches the highest temperature...

Chris Wierschke is a product manager for the Power Products Group at Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Chris has been with Miller for the last eight years. During that time Chris...

Gases are an important part of MIG welding. In fact, they’re the source of the craft’s name: Metal Inert Gas welding. Technically speaking, inert gases are what...

Inverter technology is revolutionizing the welding industry, offering unmatched efficiency, portability, and performance.

Today’s guest post is by Ben Romenesko of Miller Electric. I hear it often from the people purchasing their first MIG welder: “Do I really need to...

Orbital welding is a process that has been in use for over 50 years.  Orbital welding is a specialized field that requires special training and experience.  It...

Oxy acetylene welding is a type of welding that uses fuel gas and oxygen to do the welding.  This type of welding is actually one of the...

A few weeks ago I was watching a welding video where the guy actually talked about hooking up his welder to a tank of oxygen to use...

What is plasma cutting? It is a process that uses a plasma torch to cut through steel and other kinds of metal or materials of various thicknesses....

Holiday madness is in full effect but the welding world isn’t sitting still just yet. If you missed out on FABTECH this year, get a summarized version...

Are you ready for some football (I would be so much more interested were it my team playing for the Lombardi trophy)? Football fan or not, the...

The process of welding aluminum requires less energy than welding other metals which typically makes it an easier metal to weld. However it is never that simple...

The Miller Thunderbolt 160 and 210 DC Stick welders provide the punch and portability that welders working in a variety of locations can rely on. This popular...

Considerations of shielding gases are limited by the cost of the gas and equipment, as well as the location of the welding. Argon is more costly, so...

Induction Welding What is induction welding? Induction welding is similar to resistance welding. In resistance welding, however, the current is delivered through contacts to the work piece,...

If you need the hauling capacity of a truck and want to save on fuel costs, consider the ICOM JTG propane systems that are installed by...

The new Millermatic 255 Pulsed MIG Welder releases in January 2019 and promises to take the popular Millermatic 252 MIG welder to the next level with its...

From wind turbines to solar panels and hydroelectric plants, skilled welders are essential for ensuring the durability and efficiency of these systems.

Christmas lawn ornaments are the ideal holiday welding projects since they require a few generally inexpensive materials, while also using very simple welding processes, such as tacking...

Are you in the market for an ESAB Rebel and aren't sure which one is right for you? Keep reading this post to see which one would...

High frequency TIG breakdown on the new Miller Multimatic 220.

We discuss the differences between scratch start TIG, high-frequency start, & lift arc TIG welding. Check out this Bakers Gas blog for the answers!

If you are a beginning welder, you might be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of welding electrodes that are out there. There are many different kinds of...