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Arc welding is a common welding process used in a variety of industries to join metals together. It involves creating an electric arc between a consumable or non-consumable electrode and the workpiece, which heats the metal and creates a molten pool. As the molten metal cools, it solidifies and…

MIG and TIG welding operate on a similar principle; the heat generated by the electric current melts the substrate and/or bonding material, which cools to form a strong joint. Despite the similarities between the two processes, they are still very different in terms of advantages and best use cases.…