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    Shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) is a manual welding process that uses an electrode covered in flux to produce an electric arc for welding metals. Key factors for successful SMAW include selecting the correct electrode size and type for the material and thickness being welded, maintaining the proper arc length or voltage, and having sufficient joint preparation and fit-up of the pieces. Standards and codes such as AWS D1.1 provide guidelines for welding different metals and thicknesses using SMAW.

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    Shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) is a manual welding process that uses an electrode covered in flux to produce an electric arc for welding metals. Key factors for successful SMAW include selecting the correct electrode size and type for the material and thickness being welded, maintaining the proper arc length or voltage, and having sufficient joint preparation and fit-up of the pieces. Standards and codes such as AWS D1.1 provide guidelines for welding different metals and thicknesses using SMAW.

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    Shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) is a manual welding process that uses an electrode covered in flux to produce an electric arc for welding metals. Key factors for successful SMAW include selecting the correct electrode size and type for the material and thickness being welded, maintaining the proper arc length or voltage, and having sufficient joint preparation and fit-up of the pieces. Standards and codes such as AWS D1.1 provide guidelines for welding different metals and thicknesses using SMAW.

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