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Flux-Cored Arc Welding - (FCAW). Flux-cored Arc Welding is a welding process similar to GMAW, in that it uses a continuously fed electrode, but uses a tubular wire filled with flux instead of a solid wire. There are two types of flux-cored wire, self-shielded and dual shield.
There are currently over 50 different types of welding processes; weâll focus on 3 examples of electric arc welding, which is the most common form of welding. â¢. â¢ All of these methods employ an electric power supply to create an arc which. melts the base metal(s) to form a molten pool.