What is Micro TIG Welding?
Micro TIG welding is a latest form of conventional TIG welding. TIG stands for tungsten inert gas welding. The system employs the application of tungsten arc welding coupled with a microscope for closer look of the welded material. The micro TIG welding uses the principles of high tech optics and lightning to ensure faster and accurate cuts. Fiber optics is used to improve the quality of cuts and spot the tiny places, like corner joints etc. that are not easily traced by the naked eyes. These welds are maintained at optimum temperatures so they prevent any damage to the welded material due to overheating. Tungsten Inert Gas Welding (TIG) A TIG welding uses tungsten as an electrode to heat the welded metal and an inert gas (argon) to prevent the weld puddle from reacting with air. Weld puddle is nothing but the small area of a molten metal that solidifies to form a permanent joint. Why is tungsten used? Tungsten is widely used in metallurgical industries due to its high melting point. T
