Welding
Arc welding processes are used to join a wide range of metals and alloys across nearly all areas of industry. However, there are huge variations in the techniques applied to melt and fuse metals, steels and alloys. These include GMAW (MIG/MAG), FCAW, TIG, MMA and plasma methods. Here at Linde, we understand the importance of choosing the right gases, equipment, parameters and consumables for your specific arc welding process.
Complementing our extensive offering spanning welding, shielding and process gases, arc equipment, consumables and personal protective equipment supporting all standard welding techniques, our welding engineers can advise on the technique, safety measures and setup that will help you achieve strong welds. Build on our process expertise in gas properties and arc physics to fine-tune your deposition rate, weld appearance and weld integrity - so you can enjoy effortless compliance with your welding procedure specification (WPS).
Accelerate deposition rates and speed in metal inert gas (MIG) and metal active gas (MAG) welding processes with our wide offering of bespoke GMAW gases and mixes
Improve the quality and precision of your TIG welds (also known as gas tungsten arc welding or GTAW) with our dedicated shielding gases and mixes
Unlock the full benefits of FCA welding, including greater process flexibility and higher arc stability, with our special shielding gases and innovative blends
Take the complexity out of plasma welding and enjoy excellent arc stability and productivity gains with our dedicated plasma gases, shielding gases, root backing gases and trailing gases
Get the perfect finish on your stick weld with our wide selection of metal-core wires and electrodes with different flux coatings so you get the filler material you need
Enhance primary gas shielding for cleaner results offering greater protection against oxidation and corrosion in TIG and MIG welding with our extensive portfolio of root backing and trailing gases
Our expertise in gas properties and arc physics can help you realize the full potential of gases for better welding outcomes