Magmaweld ID 65 PX, User Manual

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www.magmaweld.com USER MANUAL
ID 65 PX / ID 65 P
Digital Display
The adjusted welding current, pressure values, pressure graph and error codes can be
monitored visually on the digital screen.
It is used for cutting materials that consist of metal and gaps, such as grids. If this mode is not
used for cutting materials with gaps such as grids, material cutting starts when the pilot arc
starts, but the pilot arc ends at the first gap it comes across. When it arrives at the metal part
after the gap, it is necessary to press and release the trigger again and start the pilot arc in
order to continue cutting. Grid cutting mode was created to be used on grid type materials.
A pilot arc occurs as soon as you press the torch trigger in the grid cutting and the material
is cut. It cuts the pilot arc when the gap is reached, and activates the pilot arc when it arrives
to the material part again. This cycle continues until you release the trigger.
The cutting process ends as soon as you release the trigger.
Pilot arc occurs as soon as you press the trigger in this mode. You can take your hand off the
trigger and continue the cutting process once you have started the cutting process. As soon
as the work piece is finished (when the gap becomes visible), the pilot arc will go out and the
mode will be deactivated. The mode will be activated when you press the trigger again and
start cutting the work piece. This mode makes it easy to cut especially longer work pieces.
Cutting can be performed without keeping the finger on the trigger constantly.
Cutting Modes
As soon as you press the trigger in normal cutting mode, a pilot arc occurs and the cutting
process begins. Even if you do not release the trigger when the work piece is finished, the
arc goes out and you can release the trigger. If you release the trigger in the middle of the
material, the arc will go out again. The pilot arc reappears when you press the trigger again
to continue the process.
Grid Cut
Normal Cutting
Torch Trigger Lock
3.1 User Interface
OPERATION
Operation