With its high-quality and high-precision welding results, argon arc welding (TIG welding) is suitable for a variety of metal materials, especially those that require high welding quality and are difficult to weld. Specifically, argon arc welding is suitable for the following types of metal materials:
Stainless steel
Argon arc welding provides a stable and clean welding environment, making it ideal for welding various types of stainless steel, especially where the weld appearance is smooth and oxidation-free.
Aluminum and aluminum alloys
Since aluminum and its alloys are very sensitive to oxidation, the inert gas protection used in argon arc welding can effectively prevent oxidation of the weld seam and ensure the weld quality and mechanical properties.
Magnesium and magnesium alloys
The protective atmosphere and concentrated heat source provided by argon arc welding make the welding of magnesium alloy, a flammable and easily oxidizing material, safer and more reliable.
Titanium and titanium alloys
Titanium is extremely sensitive to impurities such as oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen, and argon arc welding can weld titanium under inert gas protection to avoid welding defects and ensure the strength and corrosion resistance of welded joints.
Copper and copper alloys
The high thermal conductivity of copper makes welding difficult, and the stable arc and good heat input control of argon arc welding help achieve high-quality copper welding.
Carbon steel and low alloy steel
Although carbon steel can be welded in a variety of ways, argon arc welding is still the preferred solution under conditions with high weld quality requirements.
High alloy steel
For high-alloy steel materials with high requirements for high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance, argon arc welding can provide excellent welding quality.
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