WELD PAD

Depending on the welding technique, the type of auxiliary materials, and welding parameters, the welding process can change in a very different way, the physicochemical nature of metals and alloys. The changes involve chemical reactions that proceed more quickly at higher temperatures and precipitation of compounds, like carbides, oxides, nitrides, sulfides, phosphides, and intermetallic compounds. Moreover, during the method of welding, there's recrystallization of metal. The expansion, and deformation of crystal grains, sometimes forming recent structural phases that move and agglomerate, give rise to lattice defects and internal stresses of uni- or biaxial character, caused mainly by the shrinking power of the welded metal.

A welding pad has several applications making it a versatile tool for welders. Welding fabrics exhibit extreme heat resistance, which guarantees that the pads won't burn, melt, or ignite under severe heat levels.

These pads are often used as a protective holder for tools that are still hot or used to move or place hot parts that have just undergone the welding process, thereby reducing the workplace's chance of an accident.