Soldering uses a low melting point metal called solder and an electrically heated tool called a soldering iron.
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What is Brazing sometimes called?
Brazing is sometimes called "hard soldering".
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What does Brazing Use?
Brazing uses Brazing Rods which melt at 800 degrees, brass filler metal whih bonds to steel and a gas torch.
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What is Gas welding formally called?
Gas Welding is formally known as Oxy-Acetylene Welding
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What does Gas Welding Use?
Gas Welding uses two gasses (oxygen and acetylene) that burn at 2000 degrees to melt a mild steel welding rod.
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How does Gas Welding Work?
Gas Welding works by the very hot flame melting the steel rod and creating a weldpool of molten metal. The welding rod is fed into this to make the weld.
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What do Arc Welding and MIG Welding both use?
Arc Welding and MIG Welding use electrical currents to form a high temperature electric arc which melts the steel filler rod.
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What does MIG Stand for?
MIG stands for Metal Inert Gas
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of MIG Welding?
Easier to learn than gas, lower heat therefore ;ess distortion of metal HOWEVER it needs more electrical contact so metal needs to be clean
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What does Arc Welding Use?
Arc Welding uses a short steel rod coated in flux as the rod touches the work peice an electric arc is formed the flux coats the weld keepig oxygen out.
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What are one of the dangers of Arc Welding?
In Arc Welding, UV Rays are created with could potentially be very dangerous to eyesight so a special mask is worn.
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What does spot welding use?
Spot Welding uses thin sheets of steel and two electrodes which push together and a round weld point is formed inside.
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Where is spot welding used?
Spot Welding is used in car manufacturing
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What does soldering use?
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Soldering uses a low melting point metal called solder and an electrically heated tool called a soldering iron.
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