TIG welding

What is TIG welding?

Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding is a method characterised by an arc generated between the workpiece and a tungsten electrode. In this method, an inert shielding gas, usually argon, is always used to protect both the weld pool and the electrode from oxidisation.

This welding method is valued for delivering high-quality welded joints with a controllable weld pool, minimal spatter and low smoke. The method is used in a wide range of applications and can be performed manually or using welding robots.

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Applications for TIG welding

TIG welding is particularly suitable for single pass welding of sheet metal using argon as a shielding gas. The method is suitable for plate thicknesses between 0.5 and 3 mm. For work with larger thicknesses or more complex joints, other methods are recommended.

TIG welding is widely used in various industries, especially where the processing of stainless steel, aluminium and other light metals is common. Examples include work in the chemical and food industries for stainless steel structures, and in the transport industry for light metals such as aluminium. In general, TIG welding is used where high precision and quality are essential.

 

Advantages of TIG welding

 

TIG welding at Stans & Press

At Stans & Press we offer both manual and automated TIG welding for all kinds of projects. In our knowledge bank you will find more information on welding. In addition to TIG welding, we also offer MIG/MAG, CMT-, punctual and nut welding.

 

Ask us about TIG welding

Are you facing a new welding project? We are ready to develop the perfect solution for you. Stans & Press is a leading supplier of welded components and structures. With extensive experience and advanced equipment, we offer a wide range of welding techniques, including TIG welding, to meet all kinds of different customer needs.

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