Welding is not one-size-fits-all. Every welding machine is designed for a specific job, material, and industry. In this short video, you’ll understand the main types of welding machines including Arc welding, MIG welding, TIG welding, Gas welding, Resistance spot welding, and Submerged Arc Welding (SAW). From construction and fabrication to automotive and heavy industries, each process has its own advantages. If you’re a student, welder, or engineer, this quick guide will help you choose the rig

80K views · 620 reactions | Submerged Arc Welding: An electric arc occurs between a moving electrode and the workpiece, submerged in granular flux through a nozzle. This flux shields the arc, conducts electricity, and aids welding by melting.  jezreelcatalan | Metallurgical engineering | Facebook

4.4K reactions · 58 shares | Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) is a submerged arc welding process that uses a continuously fed electrode wire and flux (a protective material) to protect the arc and molten metal from the atmosphere. This process produces high-quality, efficient welds and is suitable for thick plate welding and heavy industrial applications…. #welding #welder #saw #education #foryouシ | Vj Naru Mig | Facebook