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If you are completely new to the world of welding, it can be defined as a method of joining and melting together two or more
pieces of metal or other materials such as thermoplastics through the use of applied heat and pressure.
Arc Welding
Popular due to its low cost, arc welding devices produce an electric current that can pass through even non-conductive
materials. The name comes from the often archlike shape of the current. This process dates back to 1802.
Flux-Cored Welding
A form of automatic welding favored for projects that need to be done quickly. Because of its versatility in terms of types of
materials and uses that its suitable for, its great for efficient work on construction sites.
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Electroslag Welding
Used for joining large objects together such as thick steel plates. The devices for this method are designed to weld objects
in an upright, vertical position, and are named for the water-filled copper chambers they contain, which keep slag from
dripping freely as it liquefies.