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MIG/MAG Welding Course

Course Content

The MIG welding training includes both theory and practical sessions for the trainee.

Objectives

To explain the principles of the Metal Inert Gas welding process
To identify the components to commence welding
To identify and explain the controls for the MIG/MAG process
To identify the key features and benefits of the MIG/MAG process
To give guidance on the selection of appropriate equipment for MIG/MAG applications

Key Learning Points

When the module is complete the trainee should understand the following:

The meaning of MIG/MAG abbreviations and terminology
The different types of metal transfer - Dip, Spray, Globular and Pulse modes of transfer
The equipment required for common applications
Method of control of parameters i.e. , the effect of voltage control, wire speed, inductance etc
Common process problems, identification and rectification
Process relationship with other processes
The selection of appropriate equipment and consumables

Certification

Trainees will receive a WWA Certificate of Attendance. This training programme is quality assured and certified by our awarding bodies.

An EAL Certificate of Verified Achievement is also available at an additional cost to the trainee. (Subject to attainment)

MIG/MAG Training Module

Trainees will receive a 'full colour 68-page Mig Training Module' to take home for future reference.

Please Note: The module can only be acquired by completing the course and is not available to purchase.

Course Duration

MIG/MAG Beginner/Refresher: 1-2 Days

MIG/MAG Upskilling: 3-4 Days

Price and Availability

Please contact us for a quotation and future course dates.

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