Oxy-acetylene welding is a welding process that uses a mixture of oxygen and acetylene to create a very hot flame (over 3,000 °C or 5,400 °F). This flame is used to melt and fuse metals together. It is also commonly used for cutting metals by rapidly oxidizing them with a focused stream of oxygen. Furthermore, it can be used for heating metal for bending, forming or heat treatment.
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