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Roger’s Answer
Welding is a hazardous job you should take complete safety precaution before welding. here we mentioned both tools and safety gears.
Welding tools:
1. Welding machine /welder
2. stick
3. grinder
5. cutter
Safety Gears:
1. Welding helmet
2. Welding gloves
3. earplugs
4. eye protection
5. leather hood
6. safety shoes
for more detail, you can see here www.welderchoice.com
Welding tools:
1. Welding machine /welder
2. stick
3. grinder
5. cutter
Safety Gears:
1. Welding helmet
2. Welding gloves
3. earplugs
4. eye protection
5. leather hood
6. safety shoes
for more detail, you can see here www.welderchoice.com
Nija Jackson, MSW, LCSW
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Nija’s Answer
Hi Jordan,
There are tools definitely needed to do welding. In order to do welding, you will need the following tools: welding helmet; welding jacket or an apron with a long sleeve; welding shoes; gloves; safety glasses; ear plugs; a mask; tape measure; calipers; metal T-squares; welding camps; wleding clamps; welding magnets; sheet metal gauge; electrode; wire and electrode feed; angle grinder; and metal brush.
This information was found from the following website: https://welderportal.com/welding-tools-and-their-uses/
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Syed’s Answer
Below are the tools that are mandatory:
1.SAFETY GLASSES
Safety glasses are necessary for the protection of welders’ eyes from flying sparks and debris. The glasses must have non-tinted clear lenses.
2.AUTO-DARKENING WELDING HELMET
Auto darkening welding helmets safeguard a welder from flying sparks and debris hitting the face and also protects their eyes from the blindingly fluorescent welding spark.
3.CHIPPING HAMMER
A Chipping hammer is used for removing welding slag and welding spatter from welds.
4.WIRE BRUSH
A wire brush is used for cleaning off debris before, after and between each pass to avoid contamination of the weld.
5.GAUNTLET CUFF GLOVES (MIG WELDING)
A pair of gauntlet gloves for MIG welding has free wrist movement and firm finger pockets.
6.TIG WELDING GLOVES
TIG welding gloves have thinner and more flexible material with fire-resistant fabric.
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7.PROBAN® WELDING JACKET
Proban® welding jackets are thick and fire resistant, and they protect a welder’s body well.
8.EAR PROTECTION
Welding can be a loud operation and requires an intense level of concentration. Ear plugs can help maintain focus by drowning out external noise and also prevent damage to the welder’s ears.
9.SOAPSTONE
High-quality industrial soapstone marker is used to mark the metal and determine where the welds are to be made.
10.MIG PLIERS
MIG pliers are essential components of a welder’s kit. They can be used for various small functions.
Cutting off burned wire before starting a new bead
Removing contact tip from the gun
Cleaning spatters out of the gun nozzle
Removing the gun gas diffuser
Propping up a piece to hold it in place for welding
1.SAFETY GLASSES
Safety glasses are necessary for the protection of welders’ eyes from flying sparks and debris. The glasses must have non-tinted clear lenses.
2.AUTO-DARKENING WELDING HELMET
Auto darkening welding helmets safeguard a welder from flying sparks and debris hitting the face and also protects their eyes from the blindingly fluorescent welding spark.
3.CHIPPING HAMMER
A Chipping hammer is used for removing welding slag and welding spatter from welds.
4.WIRE BRUSH
A wire brush is used for cleaning off debris before, after and between each pass to avoid contamination of the weld.
5.GAUNTLET CUFF GLOVES (MIG WELDING)
A pair of gauntlet gloves for MIG welding has free wrist movement and firm finger pockets.
6.TIG WELDING GLOVES
TIG welding gloves have thinner and more flexible material with fire-resistant fabric.
welding-equipment-768x512.jpg
7.PROBAN® WELDING JACKET
Proban® welding jackets are thick and fire resistant, and they protect a welder’s body well.
8.EAR PROTECTION
Welding can be a loud operation and requires an intense level of concentration. Ear plugs can help maintain focus by drowning out external noise and also prevent damage to the welder’s ears.
9.SOAPSTONE
High-quality industrial soapstone marker is used to mark the metal and determine where the welds are to be made.
10.MIG PLIERS
MIG pliers are essential components of a welder’s kit. They can be used for various small functions.
Cutting off burned wire before starting a new bead
Removing contact tip from the gun
Cleaning spatters out of the gun nozzle
Removing the gun gas diffuser
Propping up a piece to hold it in place for welding