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TIG/GTAW LIFT PRIMING
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The arc priming and stabilisation feature is designed for manual and mechanically guided operation.
Warning: Increasing the length of the torch or return cables beyond the maximum length specified by the manufacturer will increase the risk of
electric shock.
TIG DC WELDING / GTAW
• TIG DC Standard
The TIG DC Standard welding process allows high quality welding on most ferrous materials such as steel, stainless steel, but also copper and its
alloys, titanium... The many possibilities of current and gas management allow you to perfectly control your welding operation, from the priming to
the final cooling of your weld bead.
Settings Designation
Pre-gas
Starting current
Starting time
Rising current
Welding current
Degression
End current
Stop duration
Post-gas
• TIG DC Pulse
This pulsed current welding mode is a combination of high current pulses (I, welding pulse) and low current pulses (I_Cold, part cooling pulse). This
pulse mode is used to prevent the machine from overheating when assembling pieces together.
Example :
The welding current I is set to 100A and % (I_Cold) = 50%, i.e. a cold current = 50% x 100A = 50A.
F(Hz) is set to 10Hz, the signal period will be 1/10Hz = 100ms -> every 100ms, one pulse at 100A then another at 50A will follow one another.
PULSEMIG 220 C / 220 C XL
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1- Position the torch nozzle and the tip of the electrode on the metal piece and press the
trigger.
2- Position the torch to create a gap of roughly 2-3 mm between the tip of the electrode
and the metal. The arc starts.
3- Put the position back into position to start the welding cycle.
Adjustable
settings
0 - 60 secs. Torch purge time and to protect the area with gas before ignition
10 - 200 %
This current treshold at the start is a phase before the current upslope.
0 - 10 secs.
0 - 60 secs. Up slope current.
10 - Imax Welding current.
0 - 60 secs. Down slope current.
10 - 200%
This current treshold when stopped is a phase after the current downslope.
0 - 10 secs.
Duration for which gas is released after the arc has stopped. It protects the weld pool
0 - 60 secs.
and the electrode against oxidisation when the metal is cooling down.
Description & advice
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