Shielded Metal Arc Welding: Difference between revisions
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* ''Lichtbogenschweißen'', ''Lichtbogenhandschweißen'', ''Lichtbogenschmelzschweißen'' | * ''Lichtbogenschweißen'', ''Lichtbogenhandschweißen'', ''Lichtbogenschmelzschweißen'' | ||
* ''Elektrodenschweißen'', ''Elektroschweißen'' | * ''Elektrodenschweißen'', ''Elektroschweißen'' | ||
The high current needed for SMAW is usually supplied by a [[Welding Transformer|welding transformer]] or an inverter. | |||
'''We are currently working on establishing SMAW in the CoMakingSpace (see [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/10 issue #10]) so there should soon be more content!''' | '''We are currently working on establishing SMAW in the CoMakingSpace (see [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/10 issue #10]) so there should soon be more content!''' | ||
Latest revision as of 18:54, 11 February 2018
Shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) is perhaps the most beginner-friendly welding technique due to its low equipment requirements and is known by many names:
- stick welding
- manual metal arc welding (MMA, MMAW)
- Lichtbogenschweißen, Lichtbogenhandschweißen, Lichtbogenschmelzschweißen
- Elektrodenschweißen, Elektroschweißen
The high current needed for SMAW is usually supplied by a welding transformer or an inverter.
We are currently working on establishing SMAW in the CoMakingSpace (see issue #10) so there should soon be more content!
Further Reading
- Wikipedia
- overview on 1-2-do.com (DE): Lichtbogenschmelzschweißen
