Author: Jean-Pierre Planckaert

As an International expert in Arc Welding Processes, Jean-Pierre Planckaert leads project management and technical content offorts for the Air Liquide Advanced Fabrication Center at the Delaware Innovation Campus. Since the beginning of his career with Air Liquide, Jean-Pierre has worked on research projects related to a wide variety of applications in the welding field. He has developed synergic lines, torches and processes for Air Liquide Welding as well as shielding gases for Air Liquide.

Finding the Right Shielding Gases for the Job

Shielding gas blends have a critical impact on weld quality, and choosing the right mix can be complicated—unless you keep these simple things in mind.

Jean-Pierre Planckaert | March 6th, 2019

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