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  • Why arc welding does not require high voltage to arc?
  • Why does arc welding not require a high voltage?
  • I've heard that arc welding is getting done with low voltage. I believe arcing requires high voltage. Then how is arc welding done with about 50 volts? I thought we need kilovolts for arcing. Why? Any i[]()dea?
  • I've heard that arc welding is done with a low voltage. I was under the impression that arcing requires a high voltage, in the range of kilovolts. Then how is arc welding done with about 50 volts?
voltage current welding
voltage current welding

Suggested over 1 year ago by Andreas‭