Flame cutting – Introduction to the basics of oxyacetylene welding
Flame cutting is a fundamental process in the field of welding and is used in numerous industries, including metal construction, mechanical engineering and steel processing.
This technique uses a high-temperature flame to cut metals, especially steel and iron. This article will tell you more about the basics of flame cutting, practical training, and how to get the most out of this process through safe and effective handling.
Fundamentals of Flame Cutting Flame
cutting is a thermal process that uses a fuel gas flame in combination with oxygen to cut metals, especially steel and iron.
High practical component:
The course includes practical exercises in which participants work directly with the oxyfuel cutter and learn cutting techniques.
Individual solutions:
Participants receive specific recommendations for the application of flame cutting in various materials and thicknesses, tailored to their professional practice.
Safe handling and occupational safety:
The training places great emphasis on the correct handling of the oxy-fuel cutter as well as on safety precautions and the use of protective clothing.
Welders and skilled workers in the metal sector
This training course is aimed at welders and all metalworking professionals who wish to improve or refresh their flame cutting skills. No specific prior knowledge is required, so both beginners and experienced professionals can benefit from this course.
Introduction to flame cutting and safe handling
The main goal of this training is to provide you with a solid introduction to flame cutting and equip you with the necessary skills for safe operation of the cutting machine. By the end of the course, you will be able to independently apply flame cutting techniques and understand and implement the safety procedures.
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October 20, 2026
Start: 8:00 a.m.
Price
235 EUR (incl. lunch and certificate of participation)
Application Center Address
Ostring 16
34277 Fuldabrück-Bergshausen
Germany
Route
Training details at a glance
Duration:
1 day
Maximum number of participants : 10 people
Date:
October 22, 2026, starting at 8:00 AM
Price
on request (incl. lunch and certificate of participation)
