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Mig And Tig Welding Basics Radius
Mig And Tig Welding Basics Radius
When aluminum is welded, the point of the tungsten is required to be in a radius, which appears like a ball on the end of the rod. To form a radius, an arc is struck between the tungsten and copper in the DC power setting. View Related Article
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