Disadvantages of manual welding and advantages and disadvantages compared with machine welding！

1. Disadvantages of manual welding

Although manual welding is a traditional welding method, it still has certain disadvantages, mainly including the following aspects:

（1） Human factors: The quality of manual welding is affected by the skills and experience of workers. For unskilled workers, the welding quality is difficult to guarantee.

（2）Slow speed: Manual welding requires workers to operate little by little, and the speed is slow, which affects production efficiency.

（3） Unstable quality: When the output of manual welding is large, it is difficult to ensure the stability of welding quality.

（4） High defect rate: Manual welding is difficult to ensure the quality of each welding, and it is easy to produce unnoticed defects.

2. Comparison between manual welding and machine welding

Compared with manual welding, machine welding has the following advantages:

（1） High precision: Machine welding can ensure the precision and stability of each welding point, especially suitable for the production of precision electrical appliances and other products.

（2） High efficiency: Machine welding has a fast speed, can be carried out in continuous and batch production, and reduce production costs.

（3） Good consistency: Machine welding can ensure consistent welding quality every time welding, reducing quality differences caused by human factors.

（4） Low defect rate: The machine welding process can be controlled by computer, eliminating the possibility of welding defects caused by human factors.

In summary, although manual welding is a traditional welding method, it is gradually replaced by machine welding due to its shortcomings such as unstable quality and high defect rate. In modern production, machine welding has the advantages of high efficiency and high precision, and has a wider range of applications.

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