Visual inspection is the most important step in welding quality control. Before NDT, inspectors rely on simple but effective tools like welding gauges, borescopes, flashlights, and proper lighting conditions. As per BS EN ISO 17637, correct eye distance, viewing angle, and illumination make a huge difference in defect detection. From checking weld size and alignment to inspecting restricted areas, visual examination saves time, cost, and rework. Mastering these basics is essential for every weld

Want to improve your stick welding, well we've got 9 tips and tricks that'll boost that today! Stick welding may be one of the oldest forms of welding, but that doesn't mean it's the easiest. From dry runs to current settings, these tips will help your welding instantly, saving time and money in the process. Check out the video for all 9 of our tips and tricks! | UNIMIG