The Welders Blog

High-Speed Welding: The Need for Speed in Automated Welding In high-volume manufacturing environments, welding processes can reach incredible speeds. Some welding techniques, especially in automated settings, can weld at speeds...

The Science Behind Welding Sparks Welding produces bright, high-energy sparks that can reach temperatures of up to 3,000°F (1,650°C). These sparks are not just a visual effect; they are tiny...

Welding in Extreme Cold: The Science of Low-Temperature Welding Welding at extreme low temperatures, like those found in the Arctic or Antarctic regions, requires specialized techniques and equipment. Arctic welding,...

The Intense Heat of the Welding Arc Welding arcs are incredibly hot—often reaching temperatures between 6,000°F and 10,000°F (3,315°C to 5,537°C). This intense heat is what allows metals to melt...

The Wide World of Welding Processes There are more than 70 distinct welding processes available, ranging from the well-known methods like MIG, TIG, and Stick welding to more specialized and...

Welding’s Role in Global Construction and Manufacturing Welding is the backbone of the modern world’s infrastructure. From skyscrapers and bridges to ships and oil rigs, more than 50% of the...