Just out of curiosity has anyone here ever TIG welded a HVAC lineset? Usually they are brazed with an oxy/ace torch... but I would think TIG would be a possible alternative.
Shane
Just out of curiosity has anyone here ever TIG welded a HVAC lineset? Usually they are brazed with an oxy/ace torch... but I would think TIG would be a possible alternative.
Shane
Everlast PowerTig 200DX
Everlast Supercut 50P
I need a MIG.... which one to buy:
I-Mig 160, I-Mig 200, or a MTS 160
I my self oxy/ace torch all my ac fittings and evap or condenser repair , tig is hard to control on thin aluminum tubing http://www.muggyweld.com/?view=sitemap
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I was thinking for the line sets. Copper to copper or brass to copper. Not Aluminum.
Everlast PowerTig 200DX
Everlast Supercut 50P
I need a MIG.... which one to buy:
I-Mig 160, I-Mig 200, or a MTS 160
i like the ssf-6 rod . or just regular brazing rod
EVERLAST 250 EX , EVERLAST I-MIG 205 , EVERLAST spool gun NOW have 2 EVERLAST POWER PLASMA 50 plasma cutter's , LINCOLN 175HD MIG WELDER , VICTOR TORCH SET and many more tools to many to list
Remember you can also braze with TIG, no flux needed, I've done that a lot on steel, parts with silicon bronze rod. I even soldered some copper plumbing fittings once with a TIG torch as there was no other source of heat around. So for copper, with TIG, you can solder, braze or weld. Brass can be tricky cause the zinc can boil out, it all depends on the particular alloy. Some are weldable, some not.
Long arc, short arc, heliarc and in-the-dark!
you can tig but i think welding with gas works better since even heat and sorta hard to sweat with a tig
EVERLAST 250 EX , EVERLAST I-MIG 205 , EVERLAST spool gun NOW have 2 EVERLAST POWER PLASMA 50 plasma cutter's , LINCOLN 175HD MIG WELDER , VICTOR TORCH SET and many more tools to many to list