Welding Techniques, Gear, and Safety Essentials
TIG Tungsten Color Codes: Blue, Gold, Gray, Green & LaYZr
Which TIG tungsten should you use? Compare blue, gold, gray, green, and LaYZr electrodes, then check AC/DC compatibility, diameter, and torch parts.
TIG Tungsten Color Codes: Blue, Gold, Gray, Green & LaYZr
Which TIG tungsten should you use? Compare blue, gold, gray, green, and LaYZr electrodes, then check AC/DC compatibility, diameter, and torch parts.
TIG Collets and Collet Bodies: Match Torch Series and Tungsten Size
Match TIG collets and collet bodies by torch series, tungsten diameter, and standard versus gas-lens setup before ordering replacement parts.
TIG Collets and Collet Bodies: Match Torch Series and Tungsten Size
Match TIG collets and collet bodies by torch series, tungsten diameter, and standard versus gas-lens setup before ordering replacement parts.
TIG Torch Back Caps: Short vs. Medium vs. Long and How to Match Them
Match TIG torch back caps by torch series, part number, rear clearance, and tungsten length. Compare common short, medium, and long 2 Series and 3 Series options.
TIG Torch Back Caps: Short vs. Medium vs. Long and How to Match Them
Match TIG torch back caps by torch series, part number, rear clearance, and tungsten length. Compare common short, medium, and long 2 Series and 3 Series options.
TIG Tungsten Contamination: When to Regrind or Replace
A practical TIG guide to spotting contaminated tungsten, removing the affected section, regrinding correctly, and knowing when replacement is the better choice.
TIG Tungsten Contamination: When to Regrind or Replace
A practical TIG guide to spotting contaminated tungsten, removing the affected section, regrinding correctly, and knowing when replacement is the better choice.
TIG Gas Lens Setup Guide: When Better Shielding Is Worth It
A TIG gas lens can smooth argon flow, improve coverage, and help reduce porosity on stainless, aluminum, and detail work. Here is how to set one up correctly.
TIG Gas Lens Setup Guide: When Better Shielding Is Worth It
A TIG gas lens can smooth argon flow, improve coverage, and help reduce porosity on stainless, aluminum, and detail work. Here is how to set one up correctly.