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Trends in Materials, Welding and Cutting
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During the 1980s there was rapid development in the field of welding and cutting. The MIG/MAG method became firmly established and overtook welding with covered electrodes; lasers began to be used for both cutting and welding, and tubular wire made its breakthrough. The 1990s are unlikely to see such major changes in welding and cutting technology; instead, the developments and trends that can be seen today will remain with us for some time to come.
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