Gas metal circular segment welding (GMAW), some of the time alluded to by its subtypes metal idle gas MIG welding or metal dynamic gas (MAG) welding, is a welding process in which an electric curve structures between a consumable wire terminal and the workpiece metal(s), which warms the workpiece metal(s), making them liquefy, and join.

 

MIG welding or Gas Metal Curve Welding of aluminum is effectively done and just obliges a bit additional supplies and aptitudes. Additional gear will be required regardless of what and if welding out of position it will oblige an understudy aptitude level (that is putting it mildly). Aluminum welds extremely well with MIG and it is best utilized on thicker materials that are in the level position. You can weld more slender materials and out of position however those territories are just for the exceptionally talented and experienced aluminum MIG Welders. Much of the time regardless of the fact that you are an accomplished welder this will be exceptionally hard to learn as a result of the way the puddle looks and the quick make a trip rates used to weld out of position.

 

Aluminum MIG Welding vs. Aluminum TIG Welding

 

In the event that you have a decision of techniques for welding aluminum then it all relies on upon thickness of the material. MIG welding is extraordinary on anything that is 1/8 of an inch or thicker and is in position. TIG welding works best on more slender stuff and channel.