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Welding nodular iron

Knowing how to weld nodular iron is crucial, and with good reason — it has some unique properties. Nodular iron is a tough material derived from cast nodular iron, and it has several uses. And it is often used to make industrial parts for machines, because it is so strong and resistant to any impacts. Being able to weld this iron appropriately is a necessity for anyone that works with it

The first thing to find out before welding nodular iron is what the hell it is. The most important is nodular iron seems to be extremely gradual at spreading heat. This means that when you make it hot, it takes a long time for the heat to go away. It cools slowly and therefore must be handled with care during welding. Secondly, nodular iron is loaded with carbon, graphite and all those good lovely things that make welding it so difficult. Therefore, you must be more cautious while selecting your welding methods.

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Preheat the Weld :This is nothing important just make a little heat at start before starting. It prevents the metal from bending or cracking. That makes the welding process easier and stronger

Welding Processes: There are two primarily used welding processes for assembly and joining the nodular iron: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), Gas metal arc welding (GMAW) These methods are quite effective in the case of Nodular Iron. But you will likely have to tweak some settings to ensure an appropriate experience. You just need to decide which method is the best for you project.

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