Practical Knowledge
Welcome to Lampert Practical Knowledge. Here, we bring together our expertise in micro-pulse and fine welding, presented in an easy-to-understand format for workshops, laboratories, and industry.
What You'll Find Here
This feed brings together our practical, industry-focused articles in one place. New articles are published regularly. Here’s an overview of the topics:
- Materials Tutorials: How to Cleanly Weld Titanium, Aluminum, Copper, and Other Materials.
- Comparison of Processes: Micro-pulse welding compared to laser, TIG, MIG, and MAG, and many others.
- Practical Tips and Instructions: Specific settings and procedures based on real-world experience.
- Answers to frequently asked questions about equipment, inert gas, and applications.
Latest Posts
Micro-TIG, Laser, and Electron Beam: A Comparison of Precision Welding Processes
A Fact-Based Comparison of Micro-TIG, Laser, and Electron Beam Welding: How These Three Precision Welding Processes Differ in Terms of Heat Input, Penetration Depth, Vacuum Requirements, Warpage, Investment, Materials, and Typical Applications. Includes comparison tables and decision-making guidance.
Welding Platinum Capsules: Hermetic Seals in the Laboratory
Platinum capsules are hermetically sealed without altering the sample. Micro-pulse welding with the Lampert Micro Arc Welder produces tight seams, minimal heat input, and reproducible results on thin-walled laboratory and high-pressure research capsules.
Welding Inconel and Superalloys: Weldability, Hot Cracks, Practical Applications
Welding Inconel 600, 625, 718, Hastelloy, and Monel: Weldability based on hardening mechanisms, the gamma-phase boundary at Al + 0.5 × Ti of approximately 3 wt-%, four types of hot cracks, and how micro-pulse welding contributes to each crack type. Includes a parameter table, practical tips, and FAQs.
Hermetic sealing with micro-TIG welding
Gas and liquid-tight closures for capsules, sensor housings and electronics. Micro impulse welding with the Lampert Micro Arc Welder delivers tight seams, minimal heat input and reproducible results for labs, research, small sensor series and medical technology.
Micro TIG welding vs fiber laser: a comparison of the Lampert Micro Arc Welder
Micropulse welding or fiber laser? Detailed comparison of the processes. Investment, mobility, workpiece size, safety. When the MAW is the economically better choice and when lasers are worthwhile.