A coded welder is someone who has passed a Welder Approval Test in a specific welding process. Coded welders are required for structural steel, pressure vessels and high pressure pipework in heavily regulated industries where compliance is critical. Many industries require coded welding to UK and international standards to ensure compliance and safety. TL;DR –
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The MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding processes are two of the most popular arc welding processes. When selecting your welding process, consider the consequences of choosing the wrong type of welding technique. Choosing the wrong type of welding process can lead to numerous problems, including weaker bonds, corroded joints or
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