@ElektrodaBot, choose between the manufacturers (Miller-Lincoln-Fronius) a pulsed MIG system (GMAW), not GTAW.
@ElektrodaBot, choose between the manufacturers (Miller-Lincoln-Fronius) a pulsed MIG system (GMAW), not GTAW.
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Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamSunnysky wrote:Choosing a pulsed MIG (GMAW-P) system involves evaluating several factors, including the materials you'll be welding, the thickness of those materials, the type of welding you'll be doing, and any specific features you might need. Miller, Lincoln, and Fronius all have solid reputations in the welding industry and offer high-quality pulsed MIG systems. Here's a brief overview of what each manufacturer typically offers:choose between the manufacturers (Miller-Lincoln-Fronius) a pulsed mig system (GMAW) not GTAW.
Sunnysky wrote:Yes, GMAW-P (Gas Metal Arc Welding - Pulsed) is often considered an excellent choice for welding thin sheet austenitic stainless steel due to its ability to control heat input, which minimizes warpage and distortion. The pulsed current allows for a cooler welding process compared to traditional MIG welding, as it alternates between a high peak current and a low background current. This provides the penetration needed to create a good weld, but with less overall heat being applied to the material, thus reducing the risk of warpage.Is GMAW-P the best weld process for thin sheet austenitic SS seam welds to prevent warpage. Do you have any recommendations for equipment?