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Electricity jumps gap creating arc heat to melt and join metals
Over 3000°C3000°C3000°C (5400°F5400°F5400°F)
Most basic and widely used type of electric arc welding
Transformer reduces 240V240V240V mains to 80−100V80-100V80−100V working voltage
80−100V80-100V80−100V
Metal rod covered with flux coating (chemical powder)
Vaporises to create protective gas shield around weld pool
Air bubbles (porosity) forming inside the weld
Protective coating over weld helping it cool slowly
Chipping hammer
Attaches to workpiece to complete electrical circuit
All components must be connected or no current flows
Welding stations must be kept completely dry
Versatility and portability
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