Welding Terms
Across
- 1. – A material used to prevent oxidation during welding.
- 5. – The amount of electrical current used in welding.
- 6. – Small droplets of metal expelled from the welding arc.
- 10. – The discharge of electricity that creates the heat for welding.
- 14. – A precise welding process using a tungsten electrode.
- 16. – The tool used in oxy-fuel or TIG welding.
- 18. – The direction of electrical current flow in welding.
- 20. – The conductor through which electricity passes to create an arc.
- 21. – A shielding element that protects molten welds from contamination.
- 23. – The result of joining two metal parts by melting them together.
- 25. – The process of removing slag after welding.
- 26. – A welding technique used to control bead shape.
- 27. – The abbreviation for Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG).
- 28. – The process of melting metal together during welding.
Down
- 1. – The added metal used to join two pieces together.
- 2. – The deposited filler metal in a single pass.
- 3. – A weld defect that weakens the joint.
- 4. – A necessary safety device to protect the face and eyes.
- 7. – A defect in a weld caused by trapped gas.
- 8. – A small temporary weld used to hold pieces in place.
- 9. – The depth to which a weld fuses into the base metal.
- 11. – The electrical potential that determines arc stability.
- 12. – The abbreviation for Shielded Metal Arc Welding (stick welding).
- 13. – The protection of the weld area using gas or flux.
- 15. – A type of weld used to join two surfaces at an angle.
- 17. – A consumable filler metal used in welding.
- 18. – The molten pool of metal created during welding.
- 19. – A welding process using a wire electrode and shielding gas.
- 22. – The byproduct formed on top of a weld that must be removed.
- 24. – The warping of metal due to heat input.