It's always amazing to see a perfect TIG weld on a product. A stack of dimes looks like a perfect TIG weld. An indicator of the level of skill of the welder is the accuracy and evenness of the weld beads. However, an almost perfect MIG weld on a product like a truck frame is a sign of the strength and efficiency that can be achieved by MIG welding. Two of the most popular types of welding in many industries are MIG and TIG welding. MIG and TIG welding (or Metal Inert Gas [MIG] and Tungsten Inert Gas [TIG]) are used in many industries, including automotive, nuclear, marine, aerospace, oil, and nuclear. Understanding the basics of MIG and TIG welding is important. You can select the right technology for your application if you have a better grasp of the basics.
Understanding the differences and similarities between MIG and TIG welding will help you to understand them.