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I am currently using pulse mig welding to join a .156" 5052-H32 flat bar to a 1" square (.075 wall) 6063 tube. The flat bar is currently 1.625" wide and we are using the overhang to as the welding spot. There is about a 1" square contact surface between the parts. Is there any type of resistance welding or ultrasonic welding process that could be used in place of the mig? Thanks for any advice.Scott
Reply:um... Tig?
Reply:Originally Posted by evildkyum... Tig?
Reply:I your looking for speed pulse mig with a push pull gun is it. Resistance on thin sections but not on what your welding. Are your welds not fast enough or is weld quality a factor?Last edited by ZTFab; 12-09-2010 at 05:21 PM.
Reply:me agrees wiht no place to sail. Theres nothing more economical then the pulse push pull. The faster stuff wont be cost effective.Good luckIF it Catches...Let it Burn
Reply:Originally Posted by noplacetosailI your looking for speed pulse mig with a push pull gun is it. Resistance on thin sections but not on what your welding. Are your welds not fast enough or is weld quality a factor?www.weldguru.com
Reply:maybe a picture would help?Millermatic 251Century 180 migSpectrum 625 Syncrowave 250DX
Reply:Here is a picture. The oppossite side is currently welded the same as the side shown. Attached Images
Reply:get a fixtuer and a spool gun and you could bust them out quickChuckASME Pressure Vessel welder
Reply:Or a pulse with a feeder Bapnbird
Reply:Pontoon Bimini top assembly? I am guessing based on three things, size of material , type of material (5052), appearance of welded materials. Curious to REALLY know what it is. |
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