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1 Welding Symbols Developed by the American Welding Society in the 1930’s. Welding symbol refers to the total symbol including all information added to specify the weld(s) required. Weld symbol refers to the symbol for a specific type of weld.

2 used to apply weld symbol and other data. an arrow
A standard welding symbol consists of: a reference line used to apply weld symbol and other data. an arrow connects the reference line to the joint or area to be welded. a tail added only when needed for giving a specific process or other reference.

3 A welding symbol may or may not use:
Basic weld symbol describes the weld accurately and completely Dimensions and other data gives the size/placement of weld Finish symbol method of finish Supplementary symbol weld all around, field weld, contour of finish weld

4 The arrow is always drawn at an angle to the reference line.
The reference line is always drawn horizontal to the bottom of the print. It is never drawn parallel or in the same plane as the reference line.

5 Standard Welding Symbol

6 Location of Dimensions

7 Weld Symbols When the weld symbol appears on the top,
the weld is placed on the other side

8 When the weld symbol appears on the bottom,
the weld is placed on the arrow side

9 Basic Weld Symbols Fillet weld Plug or Slot V-groove Bevel

10 Spot or Projection Seam Back or Backing Surfacing

11 U-groove J-groove Square Scarf for braze joint

12 Edge Stud Flare-V Flare-bevel

13 Supplementary Symbols
Field Weld Weld-all around Melt-thru Consumable Insert

14 Backing Spacer Flush contour Convex contour Concave contour

15 Typical Weld Symbols Multiple reference lines

16 Double fillet symbol

17 Intermittent fillet symbol

18 Root opening symbol

19 Convex contour symbol

20 Melt-thru symbol

21 Square v-groove weld symbol

22 Finishing C chipping G grinding H hammering M machining R rolling

23 Welding Symbol Examples
Fillet weld arrow side

24 Fillet weld other side

25 Fillet weld-all around

26 Length and pitch of weld
1-3 1” 3”

27 Size of weld 3/8” 3/8”

28 Weld Positions 1 flat 2 horizontal 3 vertical 4 overhead 5 pipe weld

29 G groove weld F fillet weld


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