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How to Correctly Grind, Cut & Prepare Tungsten Welding Electrodes Guidebook Now Available

Jul 17 2009

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The Tungsten Electrode Experts at Diamond Ground Products are offering the guidebook, "How to Correctly Grind, Cut & Prepare Tungsten Welding Electrodes" on their website at no cost for a limited time at www.diamondground.com.

This guidebook was created to provide the Manufacturing Engineer a general reference for selecting the most appropriate tungsten material and emphasizes the importance of a correctly prepared, ground and cut tungsten electrode. Other topics include safety issues surrounding the use of Thoriated Tungsten, and alternatives to this common yet radioactive tungsten material.

Diamond Ground Products is dedicated to the improvement of weld quality & welder productivity, and maintains a reputation as the industry leader in tungsten and tungsten preparation. Their ongoing management philosophy is to provide quality product and receptive service that exceeds even the most stringent expectations. Contact DGP today to see how they can help with your current or future welding applications.

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