MIG/MAG: Difference between revisions
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Besides the gas, these methods require a welding gun which can automatically feed filler wire into the weld. | Besides the gas, these methods require a welding gun which can automatically feed filler wire into the weld. | ||
'''We have an [[Inert Gas Welding Machine|inert gas welding machine]] for MIG welding at the Space.''' | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:33, 12 September 2025
MIG/MAG describes two similar arc welding methods involving pressurized gas to protect the weld pool, hence also called GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding).
- MIG: metal inert gas welding (Metall-Inertgasschweißen)
- MAG: metal active gas welding (Metall-Aktivgasschweißen)
Besides the gas, these methods require a welding gun which can automatically feed filler wire into the weld.
We have an inert gas welding machine for MIG welding at the Space.
