Welding
Some of the popular applications of MIG welding:
Used for most types of sheet metal welding
Fabrication of pressure vessels and steel structures
Automotive industry and home improvement industry
Advantages of MIG welding:
Creates high-quality welds
Minor weld splatter
Can be used to join dissimilar metals
Can be fully or semi-automatic
Good weld speed
Disadvantages of MIG welding:
Unsuitable for outside welding
Unsuitable for thick metals
Needs metal preparation
Some of the popular applications of TIG welding:
Aerospace and aircraft construction
Automotive industry
Auto body repairs
Advantages of TIG welding:
Very clean welds
Offers a high degree of control to the welder
Can be used with or without filler material
Can be done in manual or automatic methods
Creates strong welds
Disadvantages of TIG Welding:
Time-consuming
Needs skilled welders
Cannot be used for thicker metal joints