Glossary A-Z
Short definitions of the technical and business terms used on the shop floor and in the boardroom.
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Arc-On Time (Operating Factor)
This is the ratio of time the welding arc is actually active at the workstation to the total cycle time or working shift. It is the most straightforward indicator of our resource utilization.
Business Model
A business model is a conceptual framework that defines the underlying logic, organizational architecture, and mechanisms an enterprise uses to create, deliver, and capture value.
CE marking of welding consumables
Supplying welding consumables, like solid wires, covered electrodes, flux-cored wires, or fluxes, for structural steel and aluminum projects in Europe requires a CE mark.
GROW - mentoring model.
GROW is one of the models used in mentoring and coaching.
Two-stage regulator equipped with an economizer (gas saver)
In the case of tack welds or short welds, with welding times ranging from a few to several seconds, the cost of shielding gases can exceed the cost of filler metals.
Welding cost
Total Welding Cost is the comprehensive sum of all direct and indirect expenses incurred to produce a finished welded joint or construction.
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