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All of our classes are four hours in length with roughly the first half in a classroom setting learning from the instructor. The second half of the class will be spent hands on in our welding lab trying the techniques you learned in class with our instructor available for demonstrations and to answer any questions you may have. Practice your techniques on the latest Miller and Lincoln Machines. And remember, the more questions you ask the more you will learn!

 

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This class is the most basic and recommended for those brand new to welding. You will learn the definition of GMAW, basic MIG principles, the basic set up of your MIG welder, and some hands on basic MIG welding techniques. In the basic MIG class you will be welding on mild steel with and without gas, with both flux cored and solid wire.
Basic MIG
In this class you will build on the MIG welding principles you learned in Basic MIG. Similar equipment is used in this course, with the addition of a spool gun to feed wire from your machine. Additionally, you will learn the techniques for more exotic metals, such as; aluminum and stainless steel.
Advanced MIG
Basic TIG begins with the definition of GTAW, basic TIG principles, the basic set up of your TIG machine, and some hands on TIG welding techniques. In this class you will be welding on aluminum and mild steel using argon gas, and learning how to hand feed your wire.
Basic TIG
The advanced TIG class builds on the principles you learned in Basic TIG class with the addition of stainless steel. Similar equipment is used along with argon gas.
Advanced TIG
In this class you will learn basic plasma cutting principles, basic set up of plasma equipment, and various techniques for cutting mild steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. Both Hypertherm and Miller plasma equipment are used in the hands on portion of this class.
Plasma Cutting
This class uses a flux coated wire for brazing with oxygen and acetylene gas connected to a Victor torch outfit. You will learn how to start your torch, how to maintain a neutral flame, how to set your gauges, and how to clean your tips. Additionally you will learn how to use the equipment for welding and cutting. These techniques can be used on various metals.

Oxygen/Acetylene Welding, Cutting, and Brazing

It is recommended to take the basic course first followed by the advanced in order to gain all of the knowledge necessary to begin welding on your own.

*Schedule is subject to change. For additional class options, please call the location where you are interested in training.

**Now offering private parties (Denver only). Call Stephanie to set-up a training session for your own party (weekdays only). Minimum 6 participants required.

***Waitlist options available, please call Stephanie if registration is displayed as "closed".

NOTICE: Payment due at time of registration, no refunds given, but reschedules accepted if cancellation noticed is received 48 hours prior to scheduled class.


Denver Class Schedule 2012

Greeley Class Schedule 2011-2012

 

Note: Online Registration is only available for Denver classes. To make reservations for Greeley and Pueblo classes, please call the location where you are seeking training.

 

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