First of all, continuous wire welding is possible without a protective gas cylinder, with a flux-cored wire (NO GAS or FLUX). The "gas" protection is replaced by the core inside the wire. This welding process is mainly used outdoors in windy conditions, or for do-it-yourself use, to avoid having to purchase gas cylinders and associated pressure reducers. However, flux-cored wire welding does not provide a very high aesthetic value and, above all,

In any manufacturing sector that requires metal processing, there is a welding generator with specific characteristics and qualities to allow the operator to permanently bond 2 metal joints into a single part. There are a variety of welding processes that allow you to accomplish this. The 3 most common welding techniques are:MMA, coated electrode welding processMIG/MAG, continuous wire welding process with gas protectionFlux, continuo

In the welding world, both at industrial/professional level and at DIY level, there are 3 main welding processes: MMA (coated electrode), MIG/MAG (continuous wire), TIG.Each of these processes has certain qualities and certain limits, making one process more or less suitable than others for a specific job. The ideal welding process is determined by specific factors, which are mainly: thickness of the base material, type of material, shape and