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The ultraviolet light is:
So intense that it can “sunburn” exposed skin and burn the retinas of unprotected eyes
Welders must, therefore, cover all:
Exposed skin with protective clothing (preferably leather) and wear face shields(helmets) with light filters
The filters are usually very dark:
So the welder can view the welding process itself but nothing else
Newer welding helmets have electronic filters that:
Sense the ultraviolet light from an electric arc and switch from clear to shaded in a split second
Newer welding helmets allow the welder to:
Leave the helmet down while lining up the next weld, saving time consumed by flipping the helmet up and down
Another electric arc welding process that continues to gain attention is:
MIG(Metal Inert Gas) Welding
Why is MIG Welding also known as wire feed welding?
Because the electrode used for the weld process is a wire that is automatically fed from a spool
MIG uses a bottled inert gas(such as argon) to:
Shield the weld, and requires a relatively sophisticated welding machine