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Plasma Cutting vs. Plasma Welding

06/25/2009 4:37 AM

what is the different in plasma cutting procedure & plasma welding procedure
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Re: Plasma Cutting vs. Plasma Welding

06/25/2009 5:12 PM

They are two completely different things, ones a cut the other's a weld.

Try Wikipedia or a google search on the basics of "plasma cutting" and "plasma welding" and it will soon become apparent.
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