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    Quote Originally Posted by SeanMurphy265 View Post
    CO2 is not the preferable shielding gas for mig welding. It works, but its more for times when your in a jam. Hobart sells a small CO2 tank with their passport 180, but they emphasize CO2 in a jam.
    Have to disagree with you on that,,,if you check out offshore manufacturers advertisements on mig welders they are refered to as CO2 welders,,,75/25 gas mixes are a western norm...not so in other parts of the world...CO2 is used extensivly there...It gives a hotter burn with more penetration,,,but it also has more splatter or BB's,,,75/25 and other mix's make it nicer...

    Here is a website that explains it :http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/co2-mig-welder.html
    Last edited by geezer; 04-30-2012 at 12:01 PM.
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