Last Updated: January 2026
Welderology exists to provide clear, accurate, and safety-focused information about welding tools, equipment, and techniques. This editorial policy explains how content is created, reviewed, and maintained to ensure it remains trustworthy, useful, and transparent for readers.
Our Editorial Mission
Our mission is to help beginners, DIY welders, and hobbyists make informed decisions about welding equipment and practices without unnecessary jargon, hype, or misleading claims.
We focus on education first, prioritizing clarity, safety, and real-world applicability over promotional language.
How Our Content Is Created
Welderology does not operate as a welding shop and does not claim hands-on testing of equipment. Instead, articles are created through structured research and editorial review, using:
- Manufacturer documentation and technical specifications
- Recognized welding safety guidelines and standards
- Widely accepted industry practices referenced in professional publications and training resources
- Common use cases and limitations discussed by experienced welders in educational contexts
This approach allows us to explain how tools are commonly used, what to watch out for, and which options are best suited for beginners and hobby welders.
Accuracy and Safety Standards
Accuracy and safety are core priorities across all content published on Welderology.
Every article is written with the following principles in mind:
- No fabricated reviews, testing claims, or performance results
- No unsafe, misleading, or speculative welding advice
- Clear distinction between manufacturer specifications and general welding practices
- Emphasis on proper safety gear, usage limits, and beginner-appropriate guidance
Where applicable, content highlights risks, limitations, and situations where certain tools or techniques may not be appropriate.
Product Recommendations and Affiliate Disclosure
Some articles on Welderology include product recommendations and affiliate links.
Product mentions are selected based on:
- Documented features and specifications
- Compatibility with common beginner or DIY welding setups
- Typical use cases referenced in manufacturer materials and industry guidance
Welderology may earn a commission from qualifying purchases. This does not influence editorial decisions, rankings, or recommendations. Paid placement, sponsored rankings, and undisclosed promotions are not accepted.
Content Updates and Maintenance
Welding standards, product availability, and safety guidance can change over time. Content is reviewed and updated periodically to ensure information remains current and relevant.
Updates may include:
- Clarifying safety guidance
- Reflecting changes in product specifications or availability
- Improving explanations based on reader feedback
Each updated article includes a visible “Last Updated” date when applicable.
Reader Feedback and Corrections
Welderology welcomes feedback, questions, and corrections from readers. If you believe content is inaccurate, unclear, or outdated, you are encouraged to get in touch.
Corrections are reviewed and applied when necessary to maintain editorial accuracy and trust.
Contact
For editorial questions, feedback, or correction requests, you can contact us at:
Website: welderology.com
Email: info@welderology.com