MIG Travel Speed and Enter the MIG180 GAW
MIG welding has a much wider range of travel speed than Stick
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One of the big benefits to wire fed processes like mig welding is the wide range of travel speed that is possible.
Stick welding is a great process for one off type jobs or outdoor welding, but imagine if you had to weld 1000 parts on a turntable and you wanted to make a profit. You would probably chose a wire fed process like short circuit MIG, spray transfer MIG, or some other wire feed process like metal core.
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