Welding torches are at the heart of every weld you make. They’re the tool you hold, direct, and depend on to channel heat, wire, and gas to the exact spot where metal fuses together. Whether you’re just getting started or upgrading your setup, understanding what a welding torch does—and how to choose the right one—makes…
When it comes to selecting the right aluminum alloy for structural or fabrication projects, two of the most widely used options are 6061 T6 and 7075. Both offer unique mechanical properties, making them ideal for different applications. Whether you’re building frames, aircraft parts, or welding-intensive components, understanding the differences between these two alloys can help…
Metal Inert Gas (MIG) and Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding are two of the most commonly used welding techniques in the industry, each offering unique strengths and applications. Whether you’re a beginner choosing your first welder or a seasoned professional deciding on a machine for a specific project, understanding the difference between MIG and TIG…