The use of a simulator in Welding Training cycles significantly reduces the cost of practices as well as the risk of burns for students. New technologies such as Virtual Reality are key to a necessary change in the practice of training for this profession, they offer a simulation experience that is very close to reality, since equipment is used that perfectly imitates the real machine, such as the case of Soldamatic.

• Students can develop manual skills and improve the learning process thanks to muscle and visual memory.
• The use of a simulator with these characteristics reduces the risks for the student and the environmental impact of the practices.
• Learning is easily adapted to the needs of each student.
• It provides teachers with the necessary tools to monitor their progress.
• Controls similar to those of the power supply, real welding mask and real torches.