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There is more to MIG welding than meets the eye. It can be used for a wide range of projects, including repairs and construction. A MIG gun is typically used to weld metal through a gaseous shield that helps prevent spatter by heating the metal enough to melt it while protecting workers from dangerous arc-heating spark disasters. The process works well as long as you use the proper wire and gas choice for your application. There are many different types of welding supplies like electrode tips, shielding gases, fluxes and consumables used with this process."

Welding is a manufacturing process that involves the use of heat and/or pressure to form a durable joint between two separate pieces of material. Depending on the part and production specifications, industry experts employ different welding techniques to create the required components. MIG and TIG welding are the two most commonly used welding methods. The following blog post compares the two, outlining what they are, their pros and cons, materials used, and typical industrial applications.

MIG welding has great durability and can be used on a variety of metals. It's also rated one of the safest methods of welding as compared to other techniques like stick, gas and plasma (pulsed arc) welding. One of the strengths of MIG welding is that once you have mastered the basic techniques, which are very straightforward, there's no limit to the styles you can produce. MIG welding is not as fast as gas or plasma welding but it is extremely efficient and gives you more control over weld joints.