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Welding is used across a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, energy & construction. During this process, pieces are united or fused using heat and / or compression
...Read moreLincoln Electric TIG welders are designed for welding metal surfaces in maintenance, fabrication, automotive and piping applications. These tungsten inert gas (TIG) welders use a non-consumable tungsten electrode producing an arc on the workpiece and an adjustable AC Auto Balance facility which increases or decreases the cleaning action, as per the requirement. They also help enable the TIG pulser to minimise material distortions caused by excessive heat output. Choose from an extensive range of these gas tungsten arc welding units available in 208 and 230 V input voltage ratings on Raptor Supplies.
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FMiller Electric TIG welders are suitable for welding SS, aluminium, magnesium, copper, nickel alloy and steel workpieces for metalworking, manufacturing and maintenance & repair applications. These welding machines feature a compact & lightweight design for job-site portability & ease-of-operation. Selected models come equipped with Squarewave technology for delivering arc stability while preventing arc rectification & eliminating tungsten erosion. They also have digital meters for displaying actual voltage & amperage rating and adaptive hot start for providing arc strikes without sticking. Choose from a wide range of TIG welders, available in single & three phase variants on Raptor Supplies.
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| 400A-TIG-BTA | CD8JZG | £655.35 | See Details |
Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding, also known as Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), is an arc welding process that produces the weld via a non consumable tungsten electrode. TIG welding must be carried out using a constant current power source (either DC or AC), which is essential for avoiding excessively high currents being drawn when the electrode is short circuited onto the workpiece surface. This could happen either deliberately during arc starting or inadvertently during welding. TIG welders are ideal for joining metals like stainless steel, aluminium, nickel & copper alloys, cobalt and titanium. These welders are used for producing spatter free weld seams.
Raptor Supplies offer a broad range of TIG welders from brands like American Weldquip, Hobart, Lincoln Electric, Miller Electric & Tweco. Miller Electric TIG welders come with a power source, an external water cooler with coolant, running gear, a water-cooled TIG torch, a TIG consumables kit, a working cable with a clamp, a flow gauge / regulator, a gas hose, and either a wired or wireless foot control. The lightweight design of these TIG welders offers portability for moving from one workstation to another. They also have digital meters for displaying actual voltage & current ratings and adaptive hot start for providing arc strikes without sticking. Lincoln Electric TIG welders are equipped with an AC Auto Balance feature that allows the unit to automatically adjust for the optimal mix of cleaning and penetration. The operator simply has to select polarity, process and desired amperage to begin welding. Choose from a wide range of TIG welders, available in one & three phase variants on Raptor Supplies.
The most important applications for TIG welders are pipeline and pipe welding. TIG welders are also used in the aviation & aerospace industries for welding particularly thin materials or special materials such as titanium. They are suitable for both manual and mechanised welding.
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While using TIG welders, the required current is supplied via a tungsten electrode, which is temperature resistant and does not melt. This electrode emits an arc that heats up and liquifies the material. There is a nozzle for shielding gas around the electrode. This protects the heated material from chemical reactions with ambient air. Noble gases such as argon, helium or mixtures thereof are used for this purpose. The inert (i.e. non reactive) gases prevent chemical reactions with the liquid weld pool and the heated material. This ensures high quality weld seams. As the tungsten electrode does not melt, the filler material is fed in by hand or in mechansed form by an external wire feeder.
We offer TIG welders that adhere to ISO 9001:2015, AWS and OSHA standards.
Due to the low amperage required for this process, TIG welding is ideal for welding thin materials. The TIG weld process can be controlled, owing to the independent arc and filler metal applications. This allows the production of very high quality welds having an excellent appearance. In contrast to MIG and MMA welding, TIG welding does not produce spatter, so clean-up is minimal.
Shielding gas coverage is very important during TIG welding and you need to make sure you have the correct settings on your bottle, so that you have clean welds and so that you don't finish up a bottle of Argon gas in a few hours. A good baseline to start your settings at is 15 to 20 cfh, and you can increase it if needed.
Steel, stainless and iron alloys are usually welded with DC and negative polarity. Aluminium and magnesium are welded with AC, and sometimes with a square wave AC current.
TIG welds are better for thin metals and small projects because they produce precise and clean welds. MIG welds work well for large projects with thick metals that need long & continuous runs.