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Wire fed welding processes like short circuit mig, spray mig, and dual shield flux core have very wide ranges of travel speeds.
Stick welding, while a very good welding process, has a much narrower range of travel speed.
Stick welding excels outdoors, for pipe welding, and one off welds or repairs.
But for production, wire fed processes can make you a lot more money.
Especially bare wire where this is no slag to chip and almost no cleanup.
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Wire fed welding processes like short circuit mig, spray mig, and dual shield flux core have very wide ranges of travel speeds.
Stick welding, while a very good welding process, has a much narrower range of travel speed.
Stick welding excels outdoors, for pipe welding, and one off welds or repairs.
But for production, wire fed processes can make you a lot more money.
Especially bare wire where this is no slag to chip and almost no cleanup.
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Join the discussion with thousands of welders at the Welding Tips & Tricks forum
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