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Level 2 TIG induction is intended to allow people to convert from working on steel to working on aluminium and other alloys and to further develop the skills required for more challenging welding applications such as position 3&4 welds and welding aluminium, magnesium, silicon alloys, TIG brazing and the use of 4T mode. You must have completed level 1 induction and practiced it to a reasonable level before undertaking level 2. Level 2 also covers maintenance of the TIG torch and the use of gas lens and pyrex cup systems. There is a charge of £30 to cover materials, machine charges and trainer time for Level-2 induction, at least a week's notice is required in order to get the necessary materials and the induction is anticipated to take 2-3 hours.▼