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Welding in shielding gas (GMAW − Gas metal arc welding) is a welding method electric arc, wherein an endless wire electrode melts in the environment of protective gas. The gas protects from exposure to the ambient atmosphere. This method is characterized by the flexibility of the material, the degree of mechanization and positions of welding. In the environment of protective gas (GMAW) can be welded almost all of the material weldable.
Non-alloy and alloy steels it is preferable to welding in the environment of active protective gas such as carbon dioxide. This kind of method is called "welding in the active protection gas environment" or abbreviated MAG (metal active gas welding). High-alloy steel and such materials as aluminum, magnesium, alloys based on Nickel, titanium, welded in inert gas environment, e.g., argon. This kind of method is called "welding in the inert gas environment" or abbreviated MIG (metal inert gas welding).
This method can be used to join thin metal sheets starting from 0.8 mm and welding thicker metal with thickness more than 10 mm When welding in shielding gas used as the burner, sent by hand or fully mechanized support systems , such as portals or robots.