Education & Training

Training and Education for You and Your Team

Training welders is more than just learning the basic welding techniques. It also means learning good habits, from wearing the proper personal protective equipment to understanding how to properly set up equipment, especially if they’re being used for the first time.

Browse our resource center for insightful articles, how-to-videos and helpful printable charts and brochures. Share these with your team to improve techniques and know-how that bring greater value and quality to your training. It’s this consistency both in training and in material performance that lead Tulsa Welding School to choose Hobart Brothers’ filler metals.

It’s the tie that binds CONSISTENCY + RELIABILITY

As the largest welding school in the nation, Tulsa Welding School knows that consistency and reliability are important factors in choosing filler metals for welding labs. That’s why they chose Hobart Brothers’ filler metals. Watch the video to learn more.

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Resource Center

  • Tips for New Welder Training

    Tips for New Welder Training

    Learn what areas to focus on when training new welders, including how to “train the trainers”.
    Learn why.

  • The Importance of Proper Welding Operator Training

    The Importance of Proper Welding Operator Training

    Proper welding operator training is a key part in reaching high levels of productivity and quality. Learn more. Learn how.

  • Building a Career in Welding: From Student to Teacher

    Building a Career in Welding: From Student to Teacher

    Hear from Chris Monroe on what it was like to take her welding career from trades school to overseeing training at Hobart facilities. More Info.

  • How-To Videos

    How-To Videos

    Do you want to improve your technique or the skills on your team? Whether it’s how to set up for aluminum MIG welding or how to weld faster with metal-cored wire, our How-To video series shares tips and guidance for ensuring you and your team get a better weld. More Info.

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Products

Hobart 418 - Stick Electrodes

Hobart® 418

AWS: E7018 H4R, E7018-1 H4R

Good general purpose low hydrogen electrode. Easy to use in all welding positions, with excellent arc stability, low spatter levels, and easy slag removal.

Hobart Hardalloy 610 - Stick Electrode

Hobart® 610

AWS: E6010

Hobart 610 is a premium cellulose stick electrode designed for the pipe welding industry, and the construction industry. It has low spatter and easy slag removal, with excellent operator control.

Hobart Fabshield XLR-8

Fabshield® XLR-8 ™

AWS: A5.20: E71T-8JD-H8

For those applications requiring all position capability with low temperature impacts. Designed for use outside.

Hobart FabCO Triple 7

FabCO® Triple 7

AWS: A5.20: E71T-1C/M H8, E71T-9C/M H8 A5.29: E81T1-GC/-GM H8

Intended for single and multiple pass applications in all positions. Designed for carbon and higher strength steels.

Hobart FabCOR Edge XP

FabCOR® Edge™ XP

AWS: A5.18: E70C-6M H4; A5.28: E80C-G H4

FabCOR Edge XP is a premium gas-shielded metal cored wired that offers X-CEPTIONAL Performance and Productivity. FabCOR Edge XP delivers the high deposition rates and low spatter you expect from a metal-cored wire, plus excellent weld pool fluidity and balanced arc characteristics from which welders of all skill levels can benefit. FabCOR Edge XP’s best-in-class silicon gathering and weld bead contouring help you do great work—and more of it—in less time.

Hobart MaxalTIG 4943 - Aluminum Welding Rods

Hobart® MaxalTig® 4943

AWS: A5.10: ER4943, R4943

Alloy 4943 filler metal was formulated to be welded with the same weld procedure specifications as 4043 and 4643, and does not depend upon dilution from the base metal during welding to increase the strength of the weld deposit, while maintaining the same weld characteristics and benefits of 4043 and 4643. Features/Benefits: – 25% higher UTS & 50% higher yield strength than 4043 in the as welded condition (typical) – Moderate/high strength (35 ksi typical) – Low melting temperature/high fluidity – Low welding smut and discoloration – Low ductility, formability, and lower toughness (similar to 4043) – Moderate electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity – Post weld fully heat treatable requiring no base metal dilution – Excellent corrosion resistance – Low shrinkage rate/reduced distortion – Low hot cracking sensitivity in most applications