Cutting assistance gases and laser blends to meet the specific needs of the laser cutting process.
The ISO 9606-1 standard, implemented in 2013, established comprehensive requirements for welder certification. This standard introduced and validated the concept of reducing mixtures in welding processes. For TIG and MAG welding of austenitic steels, this development has significant implications, particularly regarding hydrogen in shielding gas mixtures.
The right gas can influence arc stability, penetration, weld quality, productivity and process efficiency. Nippon Sanso provides gas solutions adapted to different metal fabrication processes, including welding, cutting and shielding applications.
Different welding processes require specific shielding gas mixtures depending on the material, welding technique and required finish. Selecting the right gas helps improve consistency and support high-quality results.
Nippon Sanso supports metal fabrication applications with gas solutions for TIG, MAG, laser cutting and welding, helping customers adapt gas selection to their operational requirements.
Since the 1970s, welding gases have undergone a significant transformation, paralleling the advancements in welding technology. This evolution has not only kept pace with the development of welding machines but has also played a crucial role in influencing and expanding welding processes. The synergy between improved gas mixtures and enhanced equipment has led to more efficient, versatile, and high-quality welding techniques, revolutionising the industry over the past five decades.
Welding gas is used to protect the weld area, support arc stability and improve weld quality during different welding processes, including TIG and MAG welding.
The right welding gas depends on the welding process, material, required finish, penetration, productivity goals and operational conditions. Nippon Sanso can help identify suitable gas solutions for each application.
TIG and MAG welding can use different shielding gas mixtures depending on the material and process requirements. For austenitic steels, hydrogen in shielding gas mixtures can play an important role.
Yes. Welding gases and gas mixtures can help improve weld quality, process efficiency, productivity and consistency in metal fabrication applications.
In Nippon Gases we have developed various qualities of gases to adapt to your applications. Call us or write to us and we will help you get the most out of it.
