Butt Welding -

: The edges are left flat and parallel to each other. It is best used for thin sheets of metal.

: Thicker metals require precise cutting and beveling of the edges before the welding process can even begin. butt welding

: The parts must be perfectly aligned to ensure a complete fuse across the joint. : The edges are left flat and parallel to each other

: The edges are machined into curved "U" or "J" shapes. These are used for extremely thick materials to consume less filler metal than a standard V-groove. 💡 Advantages and Disadvantages Advantages butt welding

: Eliminates the trapped moisture and stress concentrations common in lap joints. Disadvantages