Which Plasma Cutter is right for your application?
A plasma cutter provides a simple, clean, and efficient way to safely cut metal. They are particularly popular with large cutting operations because they don’t require a pre-heating...
As new Millermatic MIG welders in the 200+ amp class become more affordable and packed with even more features, there are some accessory upgrades that will...
Why Welders Are Purging Pipes and Tubes Before Welding
Creating a strong, long-lasting weld requires a clean joint on your metal workpiece. When it comes to TIG welding uniquely shaped materials or pipe welding jobs, purging...
Save Your Torch, Time, and Business with Genuine Consumables
Shopping for welding and cutting products online can lead to some tremendous deals and discounts on products that can be quite costly at full retail price. However,...
TIG welding requires more time, practice, and preparation than any other welding method. There are some great reasons to learn more about TIG welding. Click here to...
The Benefits of Buying Welders and Welding Gear from Distributors
When researching the best welder, welding helmet, or welding supplies for your next project, you may check out the websites of manufacturers to watch a few demonstration...
Inverter technology has changed the market on Tungsten for GTAW. This has opened industry to the use of multiple tungstens and sizes for different applications. When the...
There are three main elements to distortion: Weld configuration, material selection, and heat input. Weld configuration can be explained as the weld type, fillet weld or groove...
Today’s guest post is by Nate Jochman, Mechanical Engineer – Power Products Group for Miller Electric Mfg. Co. While many users of Bobcat and Trailblazer products enjoy...
Maintaining Plasma Cutting Systems and Compressed Air
Today’s guest post is by Tim Lux of Miller Electric. When issues arise in plasma cutting systems, many of them stem from problems with the air supply....
TIG welding is an ideal welding process for aluminum since you have so much control over the heat and metal filler application. You can take your time...
MIG welding is generally the welding process used for smaller weld joints and finer welding work. Stick welding is generally used for structural welds, pipelines, and reactors...
Today’s guest post is by Bill Gardner of Miller Electric: With summer approaching, heat is on the rise. As a welder, intense heat can be irritating, but...
MIG welding gloves are an essential welding supply that will help you get done any welding project in your shop. Welding gloves protect your hands from sparks...
Chris Wierschke is a product manager for the Power Products Group at Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Chris has been with Miller for the last eight years. During that time Chris...
Today’s guest post is by Tim Lux of Miller Electric. Given the fact that smaller cutting tables are becoming more affordable, the use of automated tables over...
Stick welding has a lot of advantages that are easy to overlook, especially since MIG welders have become so popular with many home and hobby welders. For...
Most TIG welders come with an air-cooled torch, which can work great for plenty of projects when you’re welding with 50 to 100 amps. However, water-cooled torches...
There are general rules for MIG welding that always apply, such as taking the time to determine the best amperage, set up a good ground, and select optimal...