Gas welding is a welding process that uses a combination of fuel gases and oxygen to produce a flame that generates the heat needed to melt and join metals. It is a traditional and versatile welding technique that has been used for many decades. Gas welding is often referred to as oxy-fuel welding or oxyacetylene welding, as acetylene is one of the most commonly used fuel gases in this process.
Anyone who has spent time TIG welding knows that when everything comes together, the results can be excellent.
When it comes to TIG welding, even the smallest improvements in equipment can make a significant difference to weld quality, productivity and operator comfort. One product that has rapidly gained a loyal following amongst professional fabricators, motorsport engineers, pipe welders and hobby welders alike is the Furick TIG Cup. Designed to maximise gas coverage while improving weld visibility and access, Furick cups have become one of the most talked-about TIG welding accessories in recent years.
