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Welding joints

Welding joints. T-joint T-joint welded using arc welding T-joint welded using tig T-joint welded using mig

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Page 1: Welding joints. T-joint T-joint welded using arc welding T-joint welded using tig T-joint welded using mig

Welding joints

Page 2: Welding joints. T-joint T-joint welded using arc welding T-joint welded using tig T-joint welded using mig

T-joint

T-joint welded using arc welding

T-joint welded using tig

T-joint welded using mig

Page 3: Welding joints. T-joint T-joint welded using arc welding T-joint welded using tig T-joint welded using mig

Lap joint

Lap joint welded using tig

Lap joint welded using arc welding

Lap joint welded using mig

Page 4: Welding joints. T-joint T-joint welded using arc welding T-joint welded using tig T-joint welded using mig

Butt joint

Butt joint welded using tig

Butt joint welded using arc weld Butt joint welded

using mig

Page 5: Welding joints. T-joint T-joint welded using arc welding T-joint welded using tig T-joint welded using mig

Conclusion

• Tig welding is used mainly for aluminum it hold well and if it is a good enough weld it can be smoothed over to look as if it wasn’t even there.

• Arc welding is good for thick metals.• Mig welding is used for anything between thick and thin

metals.