Article | REF: BM7733 V1

TIG: arc welding with gas protection and tungsten electrode

Author: Pascal PAILLARD

Publication date: April 10, 2017, Review date: April 28, 2021

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7. Health and safety

7.1 Compressed gas in cylinders

Compressed gas cylinders must be handled with care to avoid impacts and falls, which can cause valves and regulators to break, resulting in violent gas leaks or explosive releases. Cylinders must be firmly chained and secured.

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7.2 Gas toxicity

The main toxic gases associated with TIG welding are ozone, nitrous vapours and phosgene gas.

  • Ozone

    The ultra-violet radiation emitted by the arc acts...

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