Trying to find the perfect tungsten electrode for the TIG weld you’re planning can seem like a bit of a mission. There are quite a few tungsten types on the market, and every single one of them does something different, even if it’s just slightly. We’ve broken it down into a quick and easy guide with the Australian standard colours, so you can find the tungsten you need hassle-free. https://unimig.com.au/tig-tungsten-selection-guide/ | UNIMIG

Tungsten is a dense, silvery-white metal known for its remarkable strength, high melting point (over 3,400°C), and resistance to corrosion. It is primarily used in applications that require durability and heat resistance, such as in light bulb filaments, electrical contacts, and aerospace components. Its atomic number is 74, and its symbol is W. Tungsten is also used in alloys for cutting tools, military applications, and radiation shielding. Follow (us) @scigeniushub to know how things work. #v

Tungsten: The Metal with the Highest Melting Point