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Training - Product and Process
Course Overview
To understand equipment and filler metal performance, this training program incorporates classroom theory (equipment and filler metal characteristics, features and benefits) and practical hands-on use.
The classroom instruction includes a thorough examination of the theory relating to the arc welding processes. Additionally, the course includes an in-depth overview of both welding equipment, plasma arc cutting equipment, gas cutting apparatus as well as a lengthy evaluation of filler metals, solid wires, cored wires and covered electrodes for both ferrous and nonferrous alloys.
The hands-on portion of the program provides an opportunity to use the equipment and filler alloys. Both GMAW (MIG) equipment and GTAW (TIG) equipment is available for welding with a variety of filler materials. A wide range of plasma arc cutting equipment is also available to perform both cutting and gouging on various types and thicknesses of material. Gas apparatus is used to demonstrate equipment set up and safe working practices.
Who Should Attend
This program is designed to train Technical Sales Representatives, Welding Engineers, Welding Supervisors, Welding Instructors, Welding Inspectors and Welders. Anyone seeking to understand the performance characteristics associated with the quality and productivity of ESAB’s wide range of welding and cutting equipment and filler materials will benefit from this course.
Program Topics
Basic Welding Metallurgy
What is Steel?
Alloying Elements
Mechanical Properties
Weld Cracking
Destructive Testing
Brittle Fracture
Fatigue Failure
GMAW (MIG) Welding Process
Process Advantages
Feedability
Shielding Gases
Metal Transfer Modes
GMAW (MIG) Welding Wires
AWS Classification System
Mild Steel
Low Alloy
GTAW (TIG)
Features and Benefits
Welding Equipment
Stainless Steel
Why is it Called Stainless?
How is it Different than Regular Steel?
Austenitic, Ferretic, Martensitic and Duplex Stainless Steels
AWS Classification System
Mild Steel and Low Alloy Covered Electrodes
The SMAW Process (Stick Electrode)
AWS Classification System
Electrode Coatings - Iron Powder, Cellulose, Rutile and Low Hydrogen
Plasma Equipment
Cutting Capabilities
Gouging Capabilities
Cutting Torch Characteristics and Components
Optional Accessories
The Flux Cored and Metal Cored Welding Process and Filler Metals
Process Advantages
AWS Classification System
Gas Shielded and Self Shielded Wires
Shielding Gases
Aluminum Welding and Filler Metals
Applications - The Aluminum Alloy System
Basic Aluminum Metallurgy
Heat Treatable and Non Heat Treatable Alloys
The Heat Affected Zone (HAZ)
Filler Metal Selection
Friction Stir Welding
Maintenance and Repair Products
What are Maintenance and Repair Alloys?
How to Use All-State Literature and Wall Charts
Manual M&R Stick Electrodes, Brazing Alloys and Soldering Products
Hard Surfacing, Cast Iron, Nickel, Copper and Metal Removal Electrodes
Submerged Arc Welding
Product Range
Overview of Process
Gas Apparatus
OXWELD, PUROX, and PREST-O-LITE
How to Select a Regulator
Regulator - Flowmeter Combinations
Regulator Safety
Cutting and Welding Torches
Steel Industry Products
Daily Schedule
This is a three day program and runs from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 pm. Lunch and refreshment breaks are provided.
Information
Locations: Florence, Hanover, Dallas, Chicago, Salt Lake City and Traverse City, MI.
Customized and/or "By Request" courses for Product & Process Sales Training can be scheduled at all ESAB training facilities or specific locations designated by the customer or Distributor. ESAB requires 30 days prior notice and a minimum of 10 students to conduct a course. Nominal fees based on customer requirements.
To understand equipment and filler metal performance, this training program incorporates classroom theory (equipment and filler metal characteristics, features and benefits) and practical hands-on use.
The classroom instruction includes a thorough examination of the theory relating to the arc welding processes. Additionally, the course includes an in-depth overview of both welding equipment, plasma arc cutting equipment, gas cutting apparatus as well as a lengthy evaluation of filler metals, solid wires, cored wires and covered electrodes for both ferrous and nonferrous alloys.
The hands-on portion of the program provides an opportunity to use the equipment and filler alloys. Both GMAW (MIG) equipment and GTAW (TIG) equipment is available for welding with a variety of filler materials. A wide range of plasma arc cutting equipment is also available to perform both cutting and gouging on various types and thicknesses of material. Gas apparatus is used to demonstrate equipment set up and safe working practices.
Who Should Attend
This program is designed to train Technical Sales Representatives, Welding Engineers, Welding Supervisors, Welding Instructors, Welding Inspectors and Welders. Anyone seeking to understand the performance characteristics associated with the quality and productivity of ESAB’s wide range of welding and cutting equipment and filler materials will benefit from this course.
Program Topics
Basic Welding Metallurgy
What is Steel?
Alloying Elements
Mechanical Properties
Weld Cracking
Destructive Testing
Brittle Fracture
Fatigue Failure
GMAW (MIG) Welding Process
Process Advantages
Feedability
Shielding Gases
Metal Transfer Modes
GMAW (MIG) Welding Wires
AWS Classification System
Mild Steel
Low Alloy
GTAW (TIG)
Features and Benefits
Welding Equipment
Stainless Steel
Why is it Called Stainless?
How is it Different than Regular Steel?
Austenitic, Ferretic, Martensitic and Duplex Stainless Steels
AWS Classification System
Mild Steel and Low Alloy Covered Electrodes
The SMAW Process (Stick Electrode)
AWS Classification System
Electrode Coatings - Iron Powder, Cellulose, Rutile and Low Hydrogen
Plasma Equipment
Cutting Capabilities
Gouging Capabilities
Cutting Torch Characteristics and Components
Optional Accessories
The Flux Cored and Metal Cored Welding Process and Filler Metals
Process Advantages
AWS Classification System
Gas Shielded and Self Shielded Wires
Shielding Gases
Aluminum Welding and Filler Metals
Applications - The Aluminum Alloy System
Basic Aluminum Metallurgy
Heat Treatable and Non Heat Treatable Alloys
The Heat Affected Zone (HAZ)
Filler Metal Selection
Friction Stir Welding
Maintenance and Repair Products
What are Maintenance and Repair Alloys?
How to Use All-State Literature and Wall Charts
Manual M&R Stick Electrodes, Brazing Alloys and Soldering Products
Hard Surfacing, Cast Iron, Nickel, Copper and Metal Removal Electrodes
Submerged Arc Welding
Product Range
Overview of Process
Gas Apparatus
OXWELD, PUROX, and PREST-O-LITE
How to Select a Regulator
Regulator - Flowmeter Combinations
Regulator Safety
Cutting and Welding Torches
Steel Industry Products
Daily Schedule
This is a three day program and runs from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 pm. Lunch and refreshment breaks are provided.
Information
Locations: Florence, Hanover, Dallas, Chicago, Salt Lake City and Traverse City, MI.
Customized and/or "By Request" courses for Product & Process Sales Training can be scheduled at all ESAB training facilities or specific locations designated by the customer or Distributor. ESAB requires 30 days prior notice and a minimum of 10 students to conduct a course. Nominal fees based on customer requirements.
Florence class: Please contact Alyssa Markle at 843-664-4433 to schedule your class or email at amarkle@esab.com
Hanover, Salt Lake City, Chicago and Traverse City class: Please contact Nancy King at 717-630-3448 to schedule your class or email at nking@esab.com
Dallas class: Please contact Jeanette Monk at 214-634-1731 to schedule your class or email at jmonk@esab.com
