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This document discusses welding symbols and their components. It explains that a standard welding symbol contains a reference line and arrows to indicate where welds are placed. The reference line connects the symbol to the part being welded and arrows show which sides of the joint the welds are applied, such as both sides or only one side. Proper interpretation of these symbols is important for welding instructions and plans.

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Welding Symbols 3

This document discusses welding symbols and their components. It explains that a standard welding symbol contains a reference line and arrows to indicate where welds are placed. The reference line connects the symbol to the part being welded and arrows show which sides of the joint the welds are applied, such as both sides or only one side. Proper interpretation of these symbols is important for welding instructions and plans.

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Welding Symbols

Welding: Welding Symbols (c) 2005 Texas Trade & Industrial Education
Standard Welding Symbol
Welding: Welding Symbols (c) 2005 Texas Trade & Industrial Education
Reference Line
Welding: Welding Symbols (c) 2005 Texas Trade & Industrial Education
Use of Reference Line
Welding: Welding Symbols (c) 2005 Texas Trade & Industrial Education
Arrows
Welding: Welding Symbols (c) 2005 Texas Trade & Industrial Education
Arrows/Other Side
Welding: Welding Symbols (c) 2005 Texas Trade & Industrial Education
Welding Symbols
Welding: Welding Symbols (c) 2005 Texas Trade & Industrial Education
Welding Symbols

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