Weldwise: Welding Calculator
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Stop guessing your welder settings. Weldwise gives you a clean starting point for MIG, TIG, Stick and flux-core in seconds. Pick your process, material and thickness and get recommended amperage, voltage, wire or electrode size, wire feed speed, shielding gas and polarity. FREE - Settings finder: MIG, TIG, Stick and flux-core on mild steel, stainless and aluminum - Saved setups: keep a result with the volts and wire speed you actually ran, then load it again in one tap — or share it with your crew - Sheet gauge from 24 to 7 ga, using the right table for steel, stainless and aluminum - Weld symbols chart, drawn to AWS A2.4, with the ISO 2553 dashed line explained - Position and what's on hand: flat, horizontal, vertical or overhead, and the wire, rod or tungsten you actually have — with gas flow, filler classification, TIG cup size and AC balance - Symbol quiz: ten symbols, four answers each — beat your best - Dual shield and metal-core alongside MIG, TIG, Stick and self-shielded — with rod and wire amperage by diameter, from 0.023 in wire to 3/16 in rod - Heat input calculator in kJ/mm or kJ/in, with the arc efficiency factor that codes such as AWS D1.1 and ISO/TR 18491 ask for - Reference charts: electrodes, shielding gases, polarity, tungsten types and the fix for every common weld fault - Full metric and imperial, in 11 languages - Works on iPhone and iPad, fully offline, with no account and no ads WELDWISE PRO (one-time purchase, no subscription) - Shielding gas calculator: usage per job and what the cylinder actually costs - Filler metal calculator: deposited weight, how much to buy once stub-end and spatter loss are counted, and the cost in your own currency - Groove and pipe joints: weld metal and filler per joint for V, bevel, double V and square butt welds on plate or pipe, with the joint drawn to scale - Filler metal selector: the AWS filler for any pair of base metals, stainless to carbon steel and cast iron included - Cooling time t8/5 to EN 1011-2, right under your heat input - Back purge: time and gas to purge a stainless or titanium pipe root - Preheat and carbon equivalent: CE (IIW) and Pcm from the steel grade or your own mill certificate, with the preheat and maximum interpass temperature the joint calls for - Fillet weld size and strength: effective throat, allowable load per inch and for the whole run, and whether your leg size clears the code minimum for that thickness - Every future Pro tool included: pay once, yours forever Built by an independent developer for people who actually weld. Every value is a starting point. Always confirm against your WPS, the machine chart and a test coupon.
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