Welding the structure with the MIG/MAG method makes it possible to freely adjust many parameters, thanks to which the process is constantly monitored. In this way, it is possible to obtain a good effect that does not differ from the initial assumptions. Individual parameters that are set individually for each welding process include:
- The speed at which the wire is fed during welding
- Welding with pulsed current,
- Selecting the right wire in terms of diameter and type for the material to be welded
- Stepwise or smooth regulation of the voltage and intensity of the electric arc.
MIG/MAG welding provides much better quality and stability because a chemically active gas can be combined with chemically inert gas, unlike the method in which only carbon dioxide shielding gas is used. The MIG/MAG method is universal because it allows you to weld any metal, not only aluminium, copper, stainless steel, or magnesium.