MIG/TIG
MIG and TIG welding are two different kinds of arc welding. They both use heat generated by an electrical current that melts the bonding material with the base material to form a joint that unifies them. While the process is similar, they offer unique benefits. TIG welding, while much slower and more costly, offers greater control and creates beautiful, precise welds. MIG welding is faster and easier, resulting in a much cheaper overall process. While its welds aren’t as strong and clean as TIG welds, they are great for larger, thicker materials that don’t need the precision. Both these methods can be used on aluminum, stainless and most forms of steel.
