I am in the middle of a job and ran out of argon. Called my local supply shop and had them drop off a cylinder of argon on saturday. Now my fault is that I did not check to see if it was right, and of course it is a cylinder of 75/25. So toady's question is, besides a lot of sputter can two mild steel parts be tig welded with 75/25.
Thanks Harry
NO.
Eroding the electrode so fast it seems like you put it on the grinder. Been there..done that.
Aint happening.
Gunner
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Now I'm really confused! What are you assuming is the 25 is? I use
75/25 A/He for all my TIG welding and my tungstens (thoriated) sand up just fine except when I dunk them in the puddle.Ted
The most common 75/25 mix is C25.
75% Argon, 25% CO2. C25 will eat your tungsten.If it was He25, which is 75% argon, 25% Helium, then it would be fine for TIG on all metals and MIG on aluminum, titanium and copper.
Thanks. Terminology problems.
Ted
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