PulseTIG

PulseTIG is a modified Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding process that employs a pulsed current instead of a constant one. This technique allows for improved control over the heat input, weld pool fluidity, and spatter reduction during the welding process.

In traditional TIG welding, the constant current supply can lead to overheating of the weld pool, which can result in porosity, lack of fusion, and excessive spatter. PulseTIG addresses these issues by periodically interrupting the welding current to create a controlled, pulsing effect. This deliberate oscillation between arc-on and arc-off states enables the weld pool to maintain a consistent temperature, thereby reducing the likelihood of defects and excessive spatter.

By employing a pulseTIG process, welders can take advantage of several key benefits, including:

* Improved weld pool fluidity, allowing for better penetration and smoother, more aesthetically pleasing welds

* Enhanced control over the heat input, enabling the mitigation of overheating and its associated defects

* Reduced spatter and smoke, making the welding process cleaner and more efficient

* Capability to weld a wider range of materials, including thin, high-strength alloys and greased surfaces

PulseTIG is commonly employed in various industries, such as aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing, where high-quality welds with precise control over the heat input are often required. The modified TIG welding process allows for the production of defect-free welds, improving the overall quality and reliability of the final product. As the demand for high-quality welds continues to grow, the application of pulseTIG is expected to increase in various fields of industry.