In the metal fabrication workshops, it is sometimes not possible to eliminate arc welding in the production of parts. If you are thinking of hiring the best contract manufacturing in Wadsworth, then you better know the type of arc welding that they are experienced in. Different types of arc welding are preferred in different situations, and it takes professionals to get it right.

USA Contract Manufacturing Specialists have experienced engineers who never make mistakes. At least mistakes are the last things you can expect in situations such as the one that we are talking about now. A wrong choice of arc welding type can cause you unplanned problems that you could have avoided by working with experienced engineers in metal fabrications. These problems include, but not limited to, weaker bonds that can easily snap at the joints, corrosion of the joints, and total failure of the bonds.

What types of arc welding do we offer?

We offer two main types of arc welding: MIG and TIG arc welding. In the following subsections, we will get to know more about these two commonly used techniques in joining different parts together. These two types are preferred under different conditions, as already mentioned, depending on the fabrication project that you have. One can be preferred over the other, but both can perform almost every welding purpose.

MIG Welding

Metal Inert Gas abbreviated as MIG or MIGAW to mean MIG Arc Welding involves using a wire that is under constant pace that is fed through the welding gun. The wire meets the electric trip as it comes out of the gun which then melts the wore at the meeting point of these two metal parts. The wire that is constantly being fed from the gun melts and acts as a filler metal that then holds the two metal pieces in place.