MIG Welding: How to Control Heat Input in Thin Metals

Struggling with burn-through or warping when MIG welding thin metals like 0.8mm to 1.0mm mild steel? In this video, we break down essential techniques to help you control heat input and achieve clean, strong welds. Learn how to choose the right wire size, adjust voltage settings, and use proper shielding gas to minimize distortion. These expert tips will help you master the MIG process on thin materials.

🛠 Key Topics Covered:

00:29-00:47 Choose the right wire size
00:48-01:22 Proper shielding gas choice
01:23-01:35 Workpiece preparation
01:56-02:08 Voltage and amperage settings
02:09-02:21 Shorter stick-out for better control
02:22-02:31 Push welding technique for optimal results

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EVOLVE200+: https://www.jasictech.com/product/evo...
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