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Precision welding and fabrication with proper shielding gas Many journeyperson welders consider argon the perfect shielding gas for precision welding and fabrication. Axenics utilizes 99.9% pure argon for tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding for customers that require...
Highlighting the Economics of Orbital Welding Orbital tube welding is known as possibly the purest, cleanest welding process, but the orbital welding process is also an economical choice for those requiring weldment perfection, as evidenced in a new article published...
Top benefits of utilizing a welding positioner A welding positioner may be a great option to complete your next project – resulting in time and money savings as well as clean, finished metal tubes. Think of it as a hybrid of automated and manual welding, as a...
What is TIG welding? It goes by different names: gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) and tungsten inert gas welding (TIG), but what is TIG welding? “Manipulating lightning is the best analogy for what TIG welding encompasses,” says Brian Thessen, a journeyman welder with...
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding in Medical Device Manufacturing Gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) is an ideal choice for the manufacturing of medical device components, as GTAW is the highest-purity form of welding, known for its refinement, repeatability and accuracy. Those...
Orbital tube welding delivers consistency, quality Orbital tube welding produces repeatable, high-quality and consistent welds on stainless steel tubing. At Axenics, our orbital welding process utilizes an orbital welding machine with an enclosure that protects the...