Is the welding wire you're using too small, too large or just right? Welding wire is an essential component of the welding process as it serves as the electrode and filler material, melting and fusing with the base metal to create the joint.

The welding wire diameter can significantly influence the quality of the weld, its strength and the overall efficiency of a welding production line. Choosing the right welding wire is key to production efficiency and cost savings.

For many years, manufacturers working with complex projects or thin materials would have raised an eyebrow at the thought of switching from TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding to MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding.

We are excited to announce that several innovative welding technologies will be showcased live in action at FABTECH 2023. 

Jason Robinson, OTC DAIHEN assistant manager of technical service for North America, walks through how to program OTC DAIHEN’s FD-Series welding robots using the teach pendant. Find the video tutorial below.

As the demands of manufacturing evolve, zinc-plated steel continues to grow in popularity due to its enhanced corrosion resistance, cost-effectiveness, sustainability and versatility. However, zinc plate steel can create challenges in welding, such as weaker welds, increased spatter, porosity and a higher skill level needed.
In this blog article, we uncover the top benefits of using zinc-plated steel in production and how the revolutionary Synchro Feed Evolution technology with Push Arc mode is helping manufacturers overcome the challenges of welding zinc-plated steel.

Is the welding wire you're using too small, too large or just right? Welding wire is an essential component of the welding process as it serves as the electrode and filler material, melting and fusing with the base metal to create the joint.

The welding wire diameter can significantly influence the quality of the weld, its strength and the overall efficiency of a welding production line. Choosing the right welding wire is key to production efficiency and cost savings.

For many years, manufacturers working with complex projects or thin materials would have raised an eyebrow at the thought of switching from TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding to MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding.

We are excited to announce that several innovative welding technologies will be showcased live in action at FABTECH 2023. 

Jason Robinson, OTC DAIHEN assistant manager of technical service for North America, walks through how to program OTC DAIHEN’s FD-Series welding robots using the teach pendant. Find the video tutorial below.

As the demands of manufacturing evolve, zinc-plated steel continues to grow in popularity due to its enhanced corrosion resistance, cost-effectiveness, sustainability and versatility. However, zinc plate steel can create challenges in welding, such as weaker welds, increased spatter, porosity and a higher skill level needed.
In this blog article, we uncover the top benefits of using zinc-plated steel in production and how the revolutionary Synchro Feed Evolution technology with Push Arc mode is helping manufacturers overcome the challenges of welding zinc-plated steel.