Learn How to Weld: TIG Welding 4130 Chrome Moly (Part 1)

April 13, 2012, Pittsburgh, PA. 4130 Chromium molybdenum (commonly known as Chrome Moly or CR-MO) is used in a wide variety of applications that require a "high performance to a low weight ratio". Weld.com and Mr.

Canonsburg, PA 15317, CA (prHWY.com) May 16, 2012 - April 13, 2012, Pittsburgh, PA. 4130 Chromium molybdenum (commonly known as Chrome Moly or CR-MO) is used in a wide variety of applications that require a "high performance to a low weight ratio". Weld.com and Mr. TIG have created a series of videos dedicated to showing you everything there is to know about TIG welding 4130 Chrome Moly.

Chrome Molybdenum is popularly known as Chrome Moly. Chrome Moly is widely used for many purposes that include fabrication of pressure vessels and industrial broilers. Chrome Moly is advantageous in many ways but two important features make it more special. Chrome Moly can tolerate high temperatures and is a perfect thing to use under very high heat. Chrome Moly is resistant to oxidation and corrosion and thus is a perfect choice. The great amalgamation of these two characteristics makes Chrome Moly a perfect selection in oil and gas industry where working environment is high temperature.

In Part one of the series, which can be found online at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z1FMeXNHCc or http://www.weld.com/index.php/mr-tig/39-tig-time-episode-3-welding-4130-chrome-moly-part-1, you will learn:

�--� When and why you would choose 4130 for your welding projects
�--� How to weld with 4130
�--� The Dabbing Technique
�--� How to set your machine
�--� And much more...
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As always, Mr. TIG shares valuable welding tips from under the hood as the camera captures crystal clear video of what is being welded. Each and every step is carefully explained by Mr. TIG and there hardly is any scope for mistakes. Mr. TIG use such an interesting style of explanation that you are going to nod your head in agreement after completion of every single step.

At 0:43 Mr. TIG explains why 4130 is commonly used in welding projects like bicycle frames, race car frames, and aircraft frames. At 1:12, he explains the best way to get started in regards to your torch and machine setup. At 2:57, you learn the basics of holding your torch and moving along your work piece. Finally, at 4:20, you see the weld as if you were actually looking at it from behind the hood, with clear audio narrations of what is happening.

You can purchase all the items seen in this video at www.tigdepot.net or contact Mr. TIG directly at http://www.weld.com/index.php?option=com_jumi&view=application&fileid=4&id=105&mode=distributor&sid=70
To learn more on how to weld with Chrome Moly or general TIG welding tips, visit www.weld.com.


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Todd Clouser is the Marketing and Social Media Specialist for Weld.com, The Go-To Resource for Everything Welding & Cutting. With a broad knowledge of social media and emerging marketing technologies, he is determined to create a resource in Weld.com that proves to be an unrivaled asset to the industry.


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