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Problems in welding galvanneal




Is there a special nozzle or special cleaning process when mig welding the galvanneal material? I am having too much spatter inside the nozzle resulting in too many pores in my weld.

Renato Brighenti
assembly and manufacture - Brazil
March 5, 2008


The splatter is caused by the zinc coating evaporating and throwing molten metal. Talk to your torch Mfg. to see if they have any ideas. PS, welding galvanized metal is hazardous to the welder's health unless you have an excellent localized exhaust.

James Watts
- Navarre, Florida
March 6, 2008



March 8, 2008

The following could help you for better welding
1)Try to grind the surface or edge where it has to be welded
2)check with electrode supplier they will have special electrodes
3)try to fix exhaust fans near the welding area

Ameen Syed Roohul
- Sharjah, U.A.E



suggestions for welding in galvanized material,

grind down welding area to bare metal, start welding on clean base material and from there you can even sweep over
to galvanised area's

use special flux cored wire made by Lincoln NR 211 MP
this is a gasless welding wire specialy for galv. sheet metals, available in 0.9 mm and 1.2 mm,

Klaas Keekstra
- Opperdoes, The Netherlands
April 18, 2008




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