To pipe weld, clean the surfaces, tightly fit the pipes, secure them with clamps or tacks, and weld them with an appropriate welding technique, such as TIG or MIG welding. Pipe welding requires proper preparation, careful alignment, and skillful execution to ensure a strong and leak-free joint.

First, you must prepare the pipe for welding, which involves cleaning the surface to be welded and getting your welder set up. Next, you choose the right electrode, adjust your welding amperage, and carefully position your pipe. The process continues with striking the arc and welding around the pipe using an appropriate technique.

Pipe welding involves joining pieces of curved metal, making it much more challenging and complicated compared to flat metal sheets welding. It uses a gas-shielded arc welding process to bring together cylindrical metal tubes. TIG welding is the number one go-to option for pipe welding applications.