To the best of my knowledge NO
Yes oxydation. Argon is used to keep oxygen from contaminating the weld, similarly a brass plug up the bore when welding tube or pipe or aluminium strip on the under surface when welding sheet or a second argon line to purge the back faces from oxygen.
Hope this helps Dave "Industria, arte, prudentia"
Is it possible to weld stainless steel with oxyacetylene
Are there any particular problems.
-- Jonathan
Barnes's theorem; for every foolproof device there is a fool greater than the proof.
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i am affraid to say it cant be done, you will end up with a very pourus weld, if you manage to get one at all.
This is due to the chrome content.
HTH
Tim
Yup, can be done. Use tig rods for filler, with slightly rich flame, and stainless steel welding flux. Tig is easier and cleaner, but it certainly is possible Geoff
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