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2 answers
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Jonya’s Answer
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- Adjustable widemouth pliers
- Automatic soldering machine — Soldering machines
- Ball peen hammer — Ball peen hammers
- Bench vises
- Blow torch — Gas welding torches
- Braze welding machine — Brazing machines
- C clamps
- Calipers — Dial calipers; Outside micrometer calipers; Undercut gauges
- Claw hammer — Claw hammers
- Cleaning scrapers — Hand scrapers
- Cold pressure or contact welding machine — Cold-welding machines
- Demolition hammers — Chipping hammers
- Desktop computers
- Electron beam welding EBW machine — Diffusion-welding machines
- End cut pliers — Side cutting pliers
- Facial shields — Face masks
- Gas welding or brazing or cutting apparatus — Computerized numerical control CNC oxy-fuel systems
- Goggles — Safety goggles
- Hand clamps
- Hoists — Power hoists
- Hydraulic truck cranes — Hydraulic booms
- Induction heaters — Heating furnaces
- Laser cutting machine — Laser cutters
- Laser welding machine — Laser-beam machines
- Lifts — Walk-behind lift trucks
- Loading equipment — Product loading equipment
- Locking pliers — Vise grip pliers
- Magnifiers
- Micrometers — Vernier micrometers
- Mill saw file — Single-cut mill saw files
- Positioning jig — Workpiece positioning jigs
- Power grinders
- Protective gloves — Safety gloves
- Punches or nail sets or drifts — Center punches
- Rulers
- Shielded metal arc welding or stick welding machine — Arc welding equipment
- Slip or groove joint pliers — Slip joint pliers
- Spot welding machine — Portable welding machines; Resistance welding guns; Resistance welding machines; Spot welding guns
- Squares — Layout squares
- Tape measures — Measuring tapes
- Thickness measuring devices — Fillet weld gauges
- Tongs
- Tungsten inert gas welding machine — Tungsten inert gas TIG welding equipment
- Welding electrode — Welding electrodes
- Welding masks — Welding helmets
- Welding or brazing tip cleaner file — Welding tip cleaning files
- Welding or cutting tip — Welding torch tips
- Welding robots — Brazing robots; Soldering robots
- Welding tip dresser or accessories — Welding tip dressers
- Winches — Hydraulic winches
- Wire brushes
...among others!
Hope this helps,
Jonya, JaiTopia Professional Services
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Ravindra’s Answer
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
A welder utilizes many other tools for their trade, but the essentials mentioned above are the basic ones that a student needs to learn the skill.
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
A welder utilizes many other tools for their trade, but the essentials mentioned above are the basic ones that a student needs to learn the skill.