During a steady gas metal arc welding with direct current electrode positive polarity, the welding current
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Welding currents with electrode-positive (reverse) polarity result in deeper penetration, while electrode-negative (straight) polarity has the benefit of faster melt-off and faster deposition rate. Different shielding gases may further affect the weld as well.
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Welding currents with electrode-positive (reverse) polarity result in deeper penetration, while electrode-negative (straight) polarity has the benefit of faster melt-off and faster deposition rate. Different shielding gases may further affect the weld as well.
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