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arc welding

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What is arc welding?

Arc welding is a welding process that uses an electric arc to create heat to melt and join metals. A power supply creates an electric arc between an electrode and the base material, melting the metals at the welding point. It's commonly used in manufacturing, construction, and repair to join steel, aluminum, and other metals.

What other technologies are related to arc welding?

arc welding Competitor Technologies

Gas welding is an alternative welding process to arc welding.
mentioned alongside arc welding in 58% (506) of relevant job posts
Soldering is a joining process, but it uses lower temperatures and different filler materials than arc welding.
mentioned alongside arc welding in 62% (238) of relevant job posts
Brazing is another joining process that uses lower temperatures and different filler materials than arc welding.
mentioned alongside arc welding in 13% (508) of relevant job posts
Spot welding is a resistance welding process that offers an alternative to arc welding for joining sheet metals.
mentioned alongside arc welding in 6% (51) of relevant job posts
Soldering is an alternative joining process to arc welding.
mentioned alongside arc welding in 1% (91) of relevant job posts

arc welding Complementary Technologies

Arc welding equipment utilizes 115 VAC control circuitry for operation.
mentioned alongside arc welding in 50% (66) of relevant job posts
Thermal cutting operations often need welding and vice-versa, so the two are often related.
mentioned alongside arc welding in 58% (51) of relevant job posts
Arc welding equipment requires electrical wiring for power distribution.
mentioned alongside arc welding in 41% (66) of relevant job posts

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