Protected Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
Favorable circumstances
• Versatility – promptly connected to an assortment of uses and a wide selection of cathodes
• Relative straightforwardness and versatility of hardware
• Low expense
• Adaptable to limited spaces and remote areas
• Suitable for out-of-position welding
Inconveniences
• Not as beneficial as persistent wire forms
• Likely to be all the more expensive to store a given amount of metal
• Frequent stop/begins to change anode
• Relatively high metal wastage (terminal stubs)
• Current breaking points are lower than for consistent or programmed forms (lessens affidavit rate)
Submerged Arc Welding (SAW)
Focal points
• Lends itself to the creation of reliably fantastic welds with least administrator aptitudes.
• Minimum of welding seethe and of circular segment perceivability (radiation).
• Well fit to welding thick segments.
• Suitable for welding carbon, low amalgam and combination steels.
• Relatively high metal testimony rates

Detriments
• Flat or level position welding as it were
• Care required to safeguard right anode arrangement, as cathode
• Tip and weld pool are underneath strong motion spread
Motion Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)
Favorable circumstances
• Versatility – appropriate for an assortment of positions and applications
• Capable of generally high affidavit rates
• Enables “one procedure” activity for individual ventures – improves preparing, supervision and coordinations
Impediments
• Incorrect determination of consumables and parameters may prompt lower weld sturdiness
• Potential for absence of-combination type surrenders if welding parameters are inaccurate or misalignment happens
• Fume extraction might be required