TIG welding is widely regarded as the most versatile welding process. It allows for welding a broad range of materials — including heavy and challenging alloys. Thanks to its low heat input, TIG welding with inert gas is ideal for thin materials, minimising the risk of burn-through. This is why it is commonly used for

Greater penetration depth, cleaner welds, less spatter, and significantly lower health risks for the welder — these are some of the key advantages of non-copper-coated wire, which has grown in popularity in recent years. In this article, we take a closer look at copper-coated and non-copper-coated welding wires, their differences and advantages, to help you

This article explores safe welding practices — from the basics to equipment selection, risk management, and emergency procedures. Understanding and adhering to welding safety rules is essential for every welder. We discuss what these rules entail and why they matter. Then, we cover equipment selection and its impact on workplace safety. Personal protective equipment (PPE)