Across
- 1. Skill area that involves applying metallurgy and chemistry
- 4. The molten filler metal used during welding
- 5. Welding position where the work is done on a flat surface
- 10. The potential difference that causes current to flow
- 12. Symbol component that provides special instructions about a weld
- 16. Type of safety hazard caused by improper grounding
- 18. Weld type where the metals are joined between edges
- 20. The metal type known for being lightweight and rust-free
- 21. Tool used to protect the eyes from bright welding light
- 24. Organization that provides national welding certifications
- 27. Essential protective gear for hands
- 28. Shape of weld used to join metals at an angle
Down
- 2. Type of noise protection used during welding
- 3. The zone around a weld affected by heat
- 6. Standard safety document known as “Safety in Welding, Cutting, and Allied Processes”
- 7. Common metal that is strong and inexpensive
- 8. Welding symbol letter “S” refers to this dimension
- 9. Type of current where the electrode is positive
- 11. Type of current where polarity alternates
- 13. The symbol part that shows which joint to weld
- 14. The process of joining two metals by melting base and filler material together
- 15. Sparks and heat from welding can cause this hazard
- 17. The number representing metal thickness
- 19. Essential mindset welders must have — “I can do it!”
- 22. Document containing product hazards and handling information
- 23. Unit for measuring tensile strength or gas pressure
- 24. Organization that promotes welding standards and certifications
- 25. The flow of electrical charge in a circuit
- 26. Document from Lincoln Electric summarizing safe welding practices
- 29. The process of checking a finished weld for quality