TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) consists of that welding technique that uses Argon (Ar) gas in the plasma state generated by the arc discharge between Tungsten electrodes (W). This technique uses a pressure equal to or greater than atmospheric pressure for the gas, the process is carried out in conditions of inert atmosphere, at 6000 K. This gas acquires electrical properties when it enters the plasma state at certain conditions of intensity and voltage of electric current. The Argon gas used is of hig

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