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Welding tools and verbs ( VOCABULARY) VETVersion en ligne CHECKING VOCABULARY par Cañellas Amer Lucía A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A The bright light and heat made when electricity jumps between a welding tool and the metal being welded. Contains B The small, melted line of metal that forms when welding and helps join two pieces together. Starts with C The action of removing hard pieces (called slag) from a weld using a hammer or tool. Contains D A gas used to protect the weld from contamination Starts with E A metal stick used in welding to carry the electricity and create the heat needed to melt the metal. Starts with F A material used in welding to help clean the metal and protect the weld from dirt and air. Starts with G A long narrow cut in a surface Starts with H The area of the metal near the weld that is changed by the heat from welding but not melted. Starts with I A gas used in welding that does not react with the metal, helping to protect the weld from contamination. Starts with J The area where two pieces of metal are joined together during welding. Starts with L A type of joint where two pieces of metal overlap each other during welding. Contains M Recommended current Starts with N The part of the welding torch that directs the gas or flame onto the workpiece during welding. Contains O Protective glasses or eyewear worn to protect the eyes from harmful substances, such as bright light, sparks, or flying debris, commonly used in welding. Contains P The pool of molten metal that forms in the welding area during the process. Starts with Q The process of certifying that a welder, welding procedure, or welding machine meets certain standards or requirements. Starts with R A metal stick used in welding to carry the electrical current and create the heat needed to melt the metal. Also called a welding rod. Starts with S A layer of impurities formed on top of the weld Starts with T A tool used in welding that holds the electrode and directs the flame or heat to the metal being welded. Contains U The process of using heat (from a torch or plasma) to cut through metal. Starts with V A welding position where the welder works on a vertical surface, often requiring special techniques to control the molten metal. Contains X A type of welding process that uses a special tubular wire with flux inside, which helps protect the weld from contamination Contains Y A substance that conducts electricity, sometimes used in welding processes like electroplating or welding with certain electrodes. Contains Z when the air becomes a conductor

Welding tools and verbs ( VOCABULARY) VETVersion en ligne

CHECKING VOCABULARY

par Cañellas Amer Lucía

Starts with A

The bright light and heat made when electricity jumps between a welding tool and the metal being welded.

Contains B

The small, melted line of metal that forms when welding and helps join two pieces together.

Starts with C

The action of removing hard pieces (called slag) from a weld using a hammer or tool.

Contains D

A gas used to protect the weld from contamination

Starts with E

A metal stick used in welding to carry the electricity and create the heat needed to melt the metal.

Starts with F

A material used in welding to help clean the metal and protect the weld from dirt and air.

Starts with G

A long narrow cut in a surface

Starts with H

The area of the metal near the weld that is changed by the heat from welding but not melted.

Starts with I

A gas used in welding that does not react with the metal, helping to protect the weld from contamination.

Starts with J

The area where two pieces of metal are joined together during welding.

Starts with L

A type of joint where two pieces of metal overlap each other during welding.

Contains M

Recommended current

Starts with N

The part of the welding torch that directs the gas or flame onto the workpiece during welding.

Contains O

Protective glasses or eyewear worn to protect the eyes from harmful substances, such as bright light, sparks, or flying debris, commonly used in welding.

Contains P

The pool of molten metal that forms in the welding area during the process.

Starts with Q

The process of certifying that a welder, welding procedure, or welding machine meets certain standards or requirements.

Starts with R

A metal stick used in welding to carry the electrical current and create the heat needed to melt the metal. Also called a welding rod.

Starts with S

A layer of impurities formed on top of the weld

Starts with T

A tool used in welding that holds the electrode and directs the flame or heat to the metal being welded.

Contains U

The process of using heat (from a torch or plasma) to cut through metal.

Starts with V

A welding position where the welder works on a vertical surface, often requiring special techniques to control the molten metal.

Contains X

A type of welding process that uses a special tubular wire with flux inside, which helps protect the weld from contamination

Contains Y

A substance that conducts electricity, sometimes used in welding processes like electroplating or welding with certain electrodes.

Contains Z

when the air becomes a conductor

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Welding tools and verbs ( VOCABULARY) VETVersion en ligne

par Cañellas Amer Lucía

Starts with A

The bright light and heat made when electricity jumps between a welding tool and the metal being welded.

Contains B

The small, melted line of metal that forms when welding and helps join two pieces together.

Starts with C

The action of removing hard pieces (called slag) from a weld using a hammer or tool.

Contains D

A gas used to protect the weld from contamination

Starts with E

A metal stick used in welding to carry the electricity and create the heat needed to melt the metal.

Starts with F

A material used in welding to help clean the metal and protect the weld from dirt and air.

Starts with G

A long narrow cut in a surface

Starts with H

The area of the metal near the weld that is changed by the heat from welding but not melted.

Starts with I

A gas used in welding that does not react with the metal, helping to protect the weld from contamination.

Starts with J

The area where two pieces of metal are joined together during welding.

Starts with L

A type of joint where two pieces of metal overlap each other during welding.

Contains M

Recommended current

Starts with N

The part of the welding torch that directs the gas or flame onto the workpiece during welding.

Contains O

Protective glasses or eyewear worn to protect the eyes from harmful substances, such as bright light, sparks, or flying debris, commonly used in welding.

Contains P

The pool of molten metal that forms in the welding area during the process.

Starts with Q

The process of certifying that a welder, welding procedure, or welding machine meets certain standards or requirements.

Starts with R

A metal stick used in welding to carry the electrical current and create the heat needed to melt the metal. Also called a welding rod.

Starts with S

A layer of impurities formed on top of the weld

Starts with T

A tool used in welding that holds the electrode and directs the flame or heat to the metal being welded.

Contains U

The process of using heat (from a torch or plasma) to cut through metal.

Starts with V

A welding position where the welder works on a vertical surface, often requiring special techniques to control the molten metal.

Contains X

A type of welding process that uses a special tubular wire with flux inside, which helps protect the weld from contamination

Contains Y

A substance that conducts electricity, sometimes used in welding processes like electroplating or welding with certain electrodes.

Contains Z

when the air becomes a conductor