Tig welding maintenance and specifications - Revision history

Aspontarelli: /* Specifications */

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Specifications

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	* Input voltage: 220V		* Input voltage: 220V
	* Torch: sr-26f		* Torch: sr-26f
			* collet body: 10N32

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 = Specifications =
-* Dimensions: 22″ x 20″ x 9″
+* Input voltage: 220V
-* A duty cycle of 60% at 200A for TIG welding, and 35% at 155A for stick
+* Torch: sr-26f

Aspontarelli: /* General */

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General

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	= General =		= General =

	~~[[File:~~TIG ~~Alpha 200X Welder~~.~~png]]~~		TIG welding is most commonly used to weld thin sections of stainless steel and non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, magnesium, and copper alloys. The process grants the operator greater control over the weld than competing processes such as shielded metal arc welding and gas metal arc welding, allowing stronger, higher-quality welds. However, TIG welding is comparatively more complex and difficult to master, and furthermore, it is significantly slower than most other welding techniques.


			We have the Lincoln Precision TIG 185.

	= Reference =		= Reference =

	* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0oiq7BIT4Q TIG welding basics]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0oiq7BIT4Q TIG welding basics]
	* https://~~ahpwelds~~.com/~~manual~~/~~TIG200ACDCP(ahp)2016.05~~.pdf		* [https://www.lincolnelectric.com/assets/servicenavigator-public/LINCOLN3/IM832.pdf Lincoln Precision TIG 185 Operator's Manual]

	= Maintenance =		= Maintenance =

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	[[File:TIG Parameters 1.png]]		[[File:TIG Parameters 1.png]]

	[[File:TIG Parameters 2.png]]		[[File:TIG Parameters 2.png]]

	'''END OF THE PROCEDURE'''		'''END OF THE PROCEDURE'''

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Specifications

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	** This welder is a multi-purpose unit composed of DC pulse TIG welder and AC pulse TIG welder, and DC Stick welder (MMA).		** This welder is a multi-purpose unit composed of DC pulse TIG welder and AC pulse TIG welder, and DC Stick welder (MMA).
	** This welder allows you the versatility of welding various types of metal including aluminum.		** This welder allows you the versatility of welding various types of metal including aluminum.

			[[File:TIG Parameters 1.png]]
			[[File:TIG Parameters 2.png]]

	'''END OF THE PROCEDURE'''		'''END OF THE PROCEDURE'''

Kbogacik at 16:11, 5 February 2021

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	'''Procedure Number'''		'''Procedure Number'''

	MT 130-04, Rev. 0		MT 130-04, Rev. 1
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	'''Date'''		'''Date'''

	~~DRAFT~~		2/5/2021
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Kbogacik: /* Maintenance */

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Maintenance

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	* Regularly check the connection of the electrical cord in the welder and make sure all other connections are secured.		* Regularly check the connection of the electrical cord in the welder and make sure all other connections are secured.
	* Welder needs to be stored and used away from water, dirt or dust.		* Welder needs to be stored and used away from water, dirt or dust.
	* This Welder is designed to operate on Single Phase 110 and 220 Volt power sources. (110v 120v		* This Welder is designed to operate on Single Phase 110 and 220 Volt power sources. (110v 120v 220v 240v) with a plus or minus variant of 15%
	220v 240v) with a plus or minus variant of 15%		* Make sure that the vent of the welder is not covered or plugged to ensure the cooling fans can operate to their full potential.
	* Make sure that the vent of the welder is not covered or plugged to ensure the cooling fans		* Ensure all fittings and connections from argon bottle to welder are secured correctly to prevent leaking.
	can operate to their full potential.		* When using a generator the unit should be grounded reliably with a grounding rod driven into the ground.
	* Ensure all fittings and connections from argon bottle to welder are secured		* The Ground Clamp dinse connector is inserted into the work port on the welder and is turned clockwise to secure. The ground clamp is connected to a clean surface as close as possible to the welding operation to ensure a good ground.
	correctly to prevent leaking.		* Install the TIG torch copper nut connection (place supplied plastic sleeve on nut connection) from the torch cable connection to the TIG port, and tighten clockwise.
	* When using a generator the unit should be grounded reliably with a grounding rod driven
	into the ground.
	* The Ground Clamp dinse connector is inserted into the work port on the welder and is
	turned clockwise to secure. The ground clamp is connected to a clean surface as close as
	possible to the welding operation to ensure a good ground.
	* Install the TIG torch copper nut connection (place supplied plastic sleeve on nut
	connection) from the torch cable connection to the TIG port, and tighten clockwise.

	= Specifications =		= Specifications =

Kbogacik: /* Maintenance */

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Maintenance

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	* Regularly check the connection of the electrical cord in the welder and make sure all other connections are secured.		* Regularly check the connection of the electrical cord in the welder and make sure all other connections are secured.
	* Welder needs to be stored and used away from water, dirt or dust.		* Welder needs to be stored and used away from water, dirt or dust.
			* This Welder is designed to operate on Single Phase 110 and 220 Volt power sources. (110v 120v
	This Welder is designed to operate on Single Phase 110 and 220 Volt power sources. (110v 120v
	220v 240v) with a plus or minus variant of 15%		220v 240v) with a plus or minus variant of 15%
			* Make sure that the vent of the welder is not covered or plugged to ensure the cooling fans
	1. Make sure that the vent of the welder is not covered or plugged to ensure the cooling fans
	can operate to their full potential.		can operate to their full potential.
			* Ensure all fittings and connections from argon bottle to welder are secured
	2. Ensure all fittings and connections from argon bottle to welder are secured
	correctly to prevent leaking.		correctly to prevent leaking.
			* When using a generator the unit should be grounded reliably with a grounding rod driven
	3. When using a generator the unit should be grounded reliably with a grounding rod driven
	into the ground.		into the ground.
			* The Ground Clamp dinse connector is inserted into the work port on the welder and is
	4. The Ground Clamp dinse connector is inserted into the work port on the welder and is
	turned clockwise to secure. The ground clamp is connected to a clean surface as close as		turned clockwise to secure. The ground clamp is connected to a clean surface as close as
	possible to the welding operation to ensure a good ground.		possible to the welding operation to ensure a good ground.
			* Install the TIG torch copper nut connection (place supplied plastic sleeve on nut
	5. Install the TIG torch copper nut connection (place supplied plastic sleeve on nut
	connection) from the torch cable connection to the TIG port, and tighten clockwise.		connection) from the torch cable connection to the TIG port, and tighten clockwise.

Kbogacik: /* Maintenance */

2021-02-05T16:06:42Z

Maintenance

Kbogacik: /* Maintenance */

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Maintenance

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	This Welder is designed to operate on Single Phase 110 and 220 Volt power sources. (110v 120v		This Welder is designed to operate on Single Phase 110 and 220 Volt power sources. (110v 120v
	220v 240v) with a plus or minus variant of 15%		220v 240v) with a plus or minus variant of 15%

	1. Make sure that the vent of the welder is not covered or plugged to ensure the cooling fans		1. Make sure that the vent of the welder is not covered or plugged to ensure the cooling fans
	can operate to their full potential.		can operate to their full potential.

	2. Ensure all fittings and connections from argon bottle to welder are secured		2. Ensure all fittings and connections from argon bottle to welder are secured
	correctly to prevent leaking.		correctly to prevent leaking.

	3. When using a generator the unit should be grounded reliably with a grounding rod driven		3. When using a generator the unit should be grounded reliably with a grounding rod driven
	into the ground.		into the ground.

	4. The Ground Clamp dinse connector is inserted into the work port on the welder and is		4. The Ground Clamp dinse connector is inserted into the work port on the welder and is
	turned clockwise to secure. The ground clamp is connected to a clean surface as close as		turned clockwise to secure. The ground clamp is connected to a clean surface as close as
	possible to the welding operation to ensure a good ground.		possible to the welding operation to ensure a good ground.

	5. Install the TIG torch copper nut connection (place supplied plastic sleeve on nut		5. Install the TIG torch copper nut connection (place supplied plastic sleeve on nut
	connection) from the torch cable connection to the TIG port, and tighten clockwise.		connection) from the torch cable connection to the TIG port, and tighten clockwise.

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	This Welder is designed to operate on Single Phase 110 and 220 Volt power sources. (110v 120v		This Welder is designed to operate on Single Phase 110 and 220 Volt power sources. (110v 120v
	220v 240v) with a plus or minus variant of 15%		220v 240v) with a plus or minus variant of 15%
	1. Make sure that the vent of the welder is not covered or plugged to ensure the cooling fans		1. Make sure that the vent of the welder is not covered or plugged to ensure the cooling fans
	can operate to their full potential.		can operate to their full potential.
	2. Ensure all fittings and connections from argon bottle to welder are secured		2. Ensure all fittings and connections from argon bottle to welder are secured
	correctly to prevent leaking.		correctly to prevent leaking.
	3. When using a generator the unit should be grounded reliably with a grounding rod driven		3. When using a generator the unit should be grounded reliably with a grounding rod driven
	into the ground.		into the ground.
	4. The Ground Clamp dinse connector is inserted into the work port on the welder and is		4. The Ground Clamp dinse connector is inserted into the work port on the welder and is
	turned clockwise to secure. The ground clamp is connected to a clean surface as close as		turned clockwise to secure. The ground clamp is connected to a clean surface as close as
	possible to the welding operation to ensure a good ground.		possible to the welding operation to ensure a good ground.
	5. Install the TIG torch copper nut connection (place supplied plastic sleeve on nut		5. Install the TIG torch copper nut connection (place supplied plastic sleeve on nut
	connection) from the torch cable connection to the TIG port, and tighten clockwise.		connection) from the torch cable connection to the TIG port, and tighten clockwise.