Pulsed Controlled TIG Welding

• Machine: Miller Syncrowave 250 TIG welder power source.
• Machine: Jackson EQC Professional auto dark weld helmet.

Basic explanation - TIG welding:

 GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Weld) also called TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding, is an electrical process where the base metal is control melted in a non oxygen atmosphere by a tungsten electrode connected to a welding power source. In the case of sheet metal, bent shape edges can be fused together or a filler metal can be added to the molten metal pool before it solidifies. Aluminum, steel and stainless steel are easily welded by the TIG process. TIG welding is a rather slow, it is however clean in that it does not splatter onto adjacent surfaces as compared to most other welding processes. Successful welds on very thin metal having tiny weld beads are possible with TIG welding.

Service Offered:

• GTAW of aluminum, steel and stainless.

• Custom designed and built basic assembly positioning weld fixtures.

Machine Capacity:

• Miller Syncrowave with 250 amps of square wave controlled welding current.

• Miller timed pulse arc control for setting duration of timed pulses of hot cold torch cycling.

• Jackson EQC Professional auto dark weld helmet.

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