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WQT – what is it and why do we need it? A Welder Qualification Test (WQT) is a qualification certificate that verifies that a welder has successfully completed the verification of competence test using a specific welding process, in a particular welding position and...

Control Welding Distortion with Welding Engineers in Australia The experts in welding inspection and consultancy, Technoweld is here to share our explanation of welding distortion and tips and tricks for controlling distortion in welding. We are the leading welding...

What Is Welding and How Does It Work? As the Australian welding industry continues to improve and expand, many people wonder, “How does welding work?”. Let’s break it down and explore how does welding work, the main functions of welding and how a trusted welding...

Why Is a Welding Inspection Important for Your Project? Welding inspection requires a wide variety of knowledge on the part of the inspector, including an understanding of welding drawings, symbols, and procedures. Let’s explore the importance of a qualified welding...

Advantages of Working with a Professional Company Welding plays a part in just about everything people use every day, from household electronics to homes and buildings themselves. There are thousands of hardworking welders across Australia who are committed to...

Different Kinds of Welding Inspection Techniques  Successful welding operations require excellent quality control, and thorough welding inspections are one of the most important tools in delivering quality welds every time. There are many different types of welding...

The Importance of High-Quality Welding Maintenance Maintenance is key for any machine or piece of equipment, and the welding industry is no exception. Everything you need for welding operations must be properly maintained to ensure safe, quality welds. Whether it’s...

A Short History of Welding The modern world would not be the same without significant welding development allowing for everything from household appliances to mile-high skyscrapers. Historic welding development traces back to ancient times and it’s quite fascinating...

The most successful welding companies carefully follow and adhere to all Australian welding qualifications. This includes AS/NZS 1554 certification, which lays out the requirements for design, weld size, length and placement, as well as the minimum training level...