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The three states of matter, are solid, liquid, and gas, right?

Wrong!
Your sixth-grade science teacher didn’t tell you the whole truth. Consider the fourth state of matter:
Plasma.
Plasma welding is a superheating of gas that becomes highly conductive and, in welding, allows for the transfer of an electric arc. When you pass a gas through this electric arc, it breaks the gas down and forms what is called a plasma stream.
Dr. R. M. Gage is credited with the introduction of plasma into the welding industry in 1955, and in the 1960s it was integrated into microplasma and high-current applications.
| Components, Features, Operation |
| Do's and dont's |
| Plasma Welding Features |
| PAW Compared to Laser |
| PAW Compared to TIG |