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PATON

PRO DC

MMA/TIG/MIG/MAG

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Recommended length of power welding cables when welding:

Maximum current

Cable length

(one way)

Cross-section area

Cable brand

not more than 160А

2 ... 7 m

16 mm

2

KG 1х16

not more than 200А

3 ... 9 m

25 mm

2

KG 1х25

not more than 250А

5 ... 11 m

35 mm

2

KG 1х35

not more than 270А

5 ... 11 m

35 mm

2

KG 1х35

not more than 350А

6 ... 14 m

35 mm

2

KG 1х35

not more than 500А

8 ... 30 m

50 mm

2

KG 1х50

12 ... 40 m

70 mm

2

KG 1х70

up to 630A

10 ... 30 m

70 mm

2

KG 1х70

15 ... 40 m

95 mm

2

KG 1х95

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Summary of Contents for PRO-160

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Page 3: ...1 10 3 2 Hot Start 10 3 3 Arc Force 11 3 4 Anti Stick 12 3 5 12 3 6 12 3 7 12 3 8 13 4 TIG 14 4 1 TIG LIFT 15 4 2 TIG LIFT 15 4 3 15 4 4 16 5 MIG MAG 17 5 1 MIG MAG 19 5 2 19 5 3 20 5 4 20 5 5 20 6 22...

Page 4: ...25 MMA TIG MIG MAG 1x220V PRO 160 PRO 200 PRO 250 2 80 0 6 1 75 1 5 115 2 155 2 5 195 4 310 6 465 3 120 0 8 1 5 75 2 105 2 5 130 4 205 6 310 4 160 1 0 2 75 2 5 95 4 155 6 230 5 200 2 5 75 4 125 6 185...

Page 5: ...0 PRO 350 PRO 500 PRO 630 3 120 0 8 1 5 135 2 175 2 5 220 4 350 6 525 4 160 1 0 2 130 2 5 160 4 260 6 385 5 220 2 5 115 4 180 6 270 6 270 1 2 2 5 85 4 135 6 205 6 350 1 4 2 5 65 4 100 6 150 6 400 1 6...

Page 6: ...350 400V 500 400V 630 400V MMA TIG MIG MAG Professional 160 200 250 270 350 5000 630 1 6 8 PRO 630 0 6 2 0 PRO 630 MMA PRO PATON 16 1 MMA 1 7 3 TIG 1 1 3 MIG MAG 1 3 3 2 3 160 260 PRO 160 200 250 320...

Page 7: ...520A 160 260 160 260 160 260 15 15 15 15 8 160 10 200 12 250 12 270 14 350 16 500 18 630 12 24 12 26 12 28 12 29 12 30 12 40 12 44 1 6 4 0 1 6 5 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 8 0 1 6 8 0 0 6 1 0 0 6...

Page 8: ...RO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 6 160 2 7 16 2 1 16 200 3 9 25 2 1 25 250 5 11 35 2 1 35 270 5 11 35 2 1 35 350 6 14 35 2 1 35 500 8 30 50 2 1 50 12 40 70 2 1 70 630 10 30 70 2 1 70 15 40 95 2 1 95 1 2 MMA TIG...

Page 9: ...7 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 3 4 MMA TIG MIG MAG 5 6 7 8 9 MMA TIG MIG MAG MIG MAG B MMA TIG MIG MAG MIG MAG 2 15 2 1...

Page 10: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 8 2 2 5 3 4 4 2 3 1 220 27 18 PRO 160 200 250 2 3x380 3x400 PRO 270 350 500 630 1 2 270 PRO 160 200 250 450 PRO 270 350 500 630 2 4...

Page 11: ...9 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG PRO 160 200 250 3 MMA B PRO 270 350 500 630 6 4 MMA 2 6 1 MMA I...

Page 12: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 10 3 1 MMA 6 1 3 2 HOT START 40 3 90 90 40 126 H St t HS 6 1...

Page 13: ...11 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 3 3 ARC FORCE 40 Ar F u AF 3 2 6 1...

Page 14: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 12 3 4 ANTI STICK 0 6 0 8 3 5 BAH 1 4V A 21 3 13 45 70 BAH 1 0V A 1 4 BAH 0 2 0 6V A u AF 18V 6 1 3 6 Sh A ON OFF 6 1 3 7 0 1 12 BSn OFF 6 1...

Page 15: ...13 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 3 8 Po P Fr P dut Po P OFF Fr P dut 5 0 50 Po P 3 60 Po P 40 Fr P 5 0 dut 50 36 84 5 50 50 dut 50 dut 20 dut 70 60 60 6 1...

Page 16: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 14 4 TIG Ar He 40 Ar 60 B A 6 4 TIG 2 6 1 13...

Page 17: ...15 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 4 1 TIG LIFT 6 1 4 2 TIG LIFT t uP 4 3 t uP OFF 6 1...

Page 18: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 16 4 4 Po P Fr P dut Po P OFF Fr P dut 10 0 50 Po P 2 100 Po P 30 Fr P 10 0 dut 50 70 130 10 50 dut 50 dut 20 dut 70 100 100...

Page 19: ...17 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 6 1 5 MIG MAG 2 Ar He 80 Ar 20 CO2 25 2 2 Ar Ar CO2...

Page 20: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 18 6 4 MIG MAG 2 6 1 8 1 2 PATON Feeder 15 2 250 2 Feeder 15 4 250 4 Feeder 15 4U 4 8 0 2 4 5 19 0 6 1 2...

Page 21: ...19 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 2 5 1 MIG MAG 6 1 t1 t2 5 2 3 OFF 6 1...

Page 22: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 20 5 3 t uP t up 0 1 OFF 6 1 t uP t uP 0 2 0 5 5 4 t dn 0 1 6 1 t dn t dn 0 3 0 7 5 5...

Page 23: ...21 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG Po P Fr P dut Po P OFF Fr P dut 20 50 Po P 0 8 5 5 dut 50 14 4V 21 6V 20 50 dut 50 dut 20 dut 70 18V 18V...

Page 24: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 22 6 1 6 1 MMA 2 TIG 3 MIG MAG 2 3 1 2 12 4 6 1 3 3 5 3 3 2 2 3 3 10 333 222 111 6 2 4 1...

Page 25: ...G 6 3 3 10 333 222 111 000 6 4 MMA TIG MIG MAG 16 1 3 2 6 1 3 3 5 3 7 MMA 0 1 90 a 8 160 1 RO 160 10 200 1 RO 200 12 250 1 RO 250 12 270 1 RO 270 14 350 1 RO 350 16 500 1 PRO 500 18 630 1 PRO 630 1 H...

Page 26: ...a ON OFF 8 Po P OFF a 0 OFF 80 5 9 Fr P 5 0 a 0 2 500 0 1 1 10 dut 50 a 20 80 5 TIG 0 2 100 a 8 160 1 PRO 160 10 200 1 PRO 200 12 250 1 PRO 250 12 270 1 RO 270 14 350 1 RO 350 16 500 1 PRO 500 18 630...

Page 27: ...1 Ind OFF 0 OFF 3 1 2 t up OFF a 0 OFF 5 0 0 1 3 t dn 0 1 a 0 1 5 0 0 1 4 Po P OFF a 0 OFF 80 5 5 Fr P 20 a 5 500 1 6 dut 50 a 20 80 5 8 MMA TIG MIG MAG 2 80 0 6 3 0 kVA 3 120 0 8 4 5 kVA 4 160 1 0 6...

Page 28: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 26 9 5 10 4 15150 69 5 50 11 12 1 1 2 1 3 PATON 1 4 ABICOR BINZEL 1 5 ABICOR BINZEL 1 6 1 13...

Page 29: ...27 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 30: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 28...

Page 31: ...29 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG PATON PRO 160 200 250 DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 32: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 30 PATON PRO 270 400V 350 400V DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 33: ...31 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG PATON PRO 500 400V 630 400V DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 34: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 32 14 PRO 160 5 PRO 200 PRO 250 PRO 270 400V 3 PRO 350 400V PRO 500 400V 2 PRO 630 400V PATON...

Page 35: ...33 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 36: ...2 3 1 43 3 2 Hot Start 43 3 3 Arc Force 44 3 4 Anti Stick 45 3 5 45 3 6 45 3 7 45 3 8 46 4 TIG 47 4 1 TIG LIFT 48 4 2 TIG LIFT 48 4 3 48 4 4 49 5 MIG MAG 50 5 1 MIG MAG 52 5 2 52 5 3 53 5 4 53 5 5 53...

Page 37: ...25 MMA TIG MIG MAG 1x220V PRO 160 PRO 200 PRO 250 2 80 0 6 1 75 1 5 115 2 155 2 5 195 4 310 6 465 3 120 0 8 1 5 75 2 105 2 5 130 4 205 6 310 4 160 1 0 2 75 2 5 95 4 155 6 230 5 200 2 5 75 4 125 6 185...

Page 38: ...0 PRO 350 PRO 500 PRO 630 3 120 0 8 1 5 135 2 175 2 5 220 4 350 6 525 4 160 1 0 2 130 2 5 160 4 260 6 385 5 220 2 5 115 4 180 6 270 6 270 1 2 2 5 85 4 135 6 205 6 350 1 4 2 5 65 4 100 6 150 6 400 1 6...

Page 39: ...0 400V 500 400V 630 400V MMA TIG MIG MAG Professional 160 200 250 270 350 500 630 1 6 8 PRO 630 400V 0 6 2 0 PRO 630 400V MMA PRO PATON 16 1 MMA 1 7 3 TIG 1 1 3 MIG MAG 1 3 3 2 3 160 260 PRO 160 200 2...

Page 40: ...520A 160 260 160 260 160 260 15 15 15 15 8 160 10 200 12 250 12 270 14 350 16 500 18 630 12 24 12 26 12 28 12 29 12 30 12 40 12 44 1 6 4 0 1 6 5 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 8 0 1 6 8 0 0 6 1 0 0 6...

Page 41: ...39 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 160 2 7 16 2 1 16 200 3 9 25 2 1 25 250 5 11 35 2 1 35 270 5 11 35 2 1 35 350 6 14 35 2 1 35 500 8 30 50 2 1 50 12 40 70 2 1 70 630 10 30 70 2 1 70 15 40 95 2 1 95 1...

Page 42: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 40 2 MMA TIG MIG MAG 3 4 MMA TIG MIG MAG 5 6 7 8 9 MMA TIG MIG MAG MIG MAG B MMA TIG MIG MAG 1 MIG MAG 2 15 2 1...

Page 43: ...41 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 2 2 5 3 4 4 2 3 1 220 27 18 PRO 160 200 250 2 3x380 3x400 PRO 270 350 500 630 1 2 270 PRO 160 200 250 450 PRO 270 350 500 630...

Page 44: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 42 2 4 PRO 160 200 250 3 MMA B 6 4 MMA 2 6 1 MMA I...

Page 45: ...43 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 3 1 MMA 6 1 3 2 HOT START 40 3 90 90 40 126 H St t HS 6 1...

Page 46: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 44 3 3 ARC FORCE 40 Ar F u AF 3 2 6 1...

Page 47: ...45 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 3 4 ANTI STICK 0 6 0 8 3 5 BAH 1 4V A 21 3 13 45 70 BAH 1 0V A 1 4 BAH 0 2 0 6V A u AF 18V 6 1 3 6 Sh A ON OFF 6 1 3 7 0 1 12 BSn OFF...

Page 48: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 46 6 1 3 8 Po P Fr P dut Po P OFF Fr P dut 5 0 50 Po P 3 60 Po P 40 Fr P 5 0 dut 50 36 84 5 50 50 dut 50 dut 20 dut 70 60 60...

Page 49: ...47 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 6 1 4 TIG Ar He 40 Ar 60 B A 6 4 TIG 2 6 1 13...

Page 50: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 48 4 1 TIG LIFT 6 1 4 2 TIG LIFT t uP 4 3 t uP...

Page 51: ...49 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG OFF 6 1 4 4 Po P Fr P dut Po P OFF Fr P dut 10 0 50 Po P 2 100 Po P 30 Fr P 10 0 dut 50 70 130 10 50 dut 50 dut 20 dut 70 100...

Page 52: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 50 100 6 1 5 MIG MAG 2 Ar He 80 Ar 20 CO2 25 2 2 Ar Ar CO2...

Page 53: ...51 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 6 4 MIG MAG 2 6 1 8 1 2 PATON Feeder 15 2 250 2 Feeder 15 4 250 4 Feeder 15 4U 4 8 0 2...

Page 54: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 52 4 5 19 0 6 1 2 2 5 1 MIG MAG 6 1 t1 t2 5 2 3 OFF 6 1...

Page 55: ...53 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 5 3 t uP t up 0 1 OFF 6 1 t uP t uP 0 2 0 5 5 4 t dn 0 1 6 1 t dn t dn 0 3 0 7 5 5...

Page 56: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 54 Po P Fr P dut Po P OFF Fr P dut 20 50 Po P 0 8 5 5 18V Po P 20 Fr P 20 dut 50 14 4V 21 6V 20 50 dut 50 dut 20 dut 70 18V 18V...

Page 57: ...55 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 6 1 6 1 MMA 2 TIG 3 MIG MAG 2 3 1 2 12 4 6 1 3 3 5 3 3 2 2 3 3 10...

Page 58: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 56 333 222 111 6 2 4 1 6 3 3 10 333 222 111 000 6 4 MMA TIG MIG MAG 16 1 3 2 6 1 3 3 5 3 7 MMA 0 1 90 a 8 160 1 RO 160 10 200 1 RO 200...

Page 59: ...a 0 OFF 100 5 4 u AF 12V a 9 18V 1V 5 BAH 1 4V A a 0 2 1 8V A 0 4V A 6 Sh A OFF a ON OFF 7 BSn OFF a ON OFF 8 Po P OFF a 0 OFF 80 5 9 Fr P 5 0 a 0 2 500 0 1 1 10 dut 50 a 20 80 5 TIG 0 2 100 a 8 160...

Page 60: ...RO 350 12 0 40 0V 0 1V PRO 500 12 0 44 0V 0 1V PRO 630 1 Ind OFF 0 OFF 3 1 2 t up OFF a 0 OFF 5 0 0 1 3 t dn 0 1 a 0 1 5 0 0 1 4 Po P OFF a 0 OFF 80 5 5 Fr P 20 a 5 500 1 6 dut 50 a 20 80 5 8 MMA TIG...

Page 61: ...59 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 320 440V ProMIG 270 350 500 630 9 5 10 4 15150 69 5 5 0 11 12 1 1 2 PATON 1 3 ABICOR BINZEL 1 4 ABICOR BINZEL 1 5 1 PRO 160 200 250 270 400V 350 400V 6 1 13...

Page 62: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 60...

Page 63: ...61 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 64: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 62 PATON PRO 160 200 250 DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 65: ...63 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG PATON PRO 270 400V 350 400V DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 66: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 64 PATON PRO 500 400V 630 400V DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 67: ...65 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 14 PRO 160 5 PRO 200 PRO 250 PRO 270 400V 3 PRO 350 400V PRO 500 400V 2 PRO 630 400V PATON...

Page 68: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 66...

Page 69: ...FT arc striking function 80 4 3 Welding current build up function 81 4 4 Pulse current welding function 81 5 Metal arc inert gas welding Metal active gas welding MIG MAG 82 5 1 Welding process cycle M...

Page 70: ...MIG MAG Cross section of each core of the mains wire sq mm Max wire length m 1x220V PRO 160 PRO 200 PRO 250 2 mm not more than 80 not more than 0 6 mm 1 75 1 5 115 2 155 2 5 195 4 310 6 465 3 mm not m...

Page 71: ...ore than 0 8mm 1 5 135 2 175 2 5 220 4 350 6 525 4 mm not more than 160 not more than 1 0mm 2 130 2 5 160 4 260 6 385 5 mm not more than 220 2 5 115 4 180 6 270 6 mm fusible not more than 270A not mor...

Page 72: ...voltage protection unit The device stores under its number in each welding mode up to 16 users settings programs The device saves in memory all the current settings at the moment of switching off and...

Page 73: ...0 Limits of regulation of welding voltage V 12 24 12 26 12 28 12 29 12 30 12 40 12 44 MMA electrode diameter mm 1 6 4 0 1 6 5 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 6 0 1 6 8 0 1 6 8 0 Welding wire diameter mm 0 6 1 0...

Page 74: ...n area Cable brand not more than 160 2 7 m 16 mm2 KG 1 16 not more than 200 3 9 m 25 mm2 KG 1 25 not more than 250 5 11 m 35 mm2 KG 1 35 not more than 270 5 11 m 35 mm2 KG 1 35 not more than 350 6 14...

Page 75: ...the cable is connected to the wire feeder d MIG MAG welding with flux cored wire the ground cable is connected B Bayonet type power current socket a MMA welding the grounding cable is connected in mor...

Page 76: ...require grounding of the unit housing There are two ways to do this 1 by using the fourth wire in the mains yellow green cable international marking standard 2 by using a bolted terminal on the rear...

Page 77: ...ent if necessary you can adjust additional functions of the welding process see paragraph 6 1 for the order of switching Caution In the MMA welding mode after the mains switch is switched to the I pos...

Page 78: ...the striking process will fail See paragraph 6 1 to change the value of any function in the current welding mode 3 3 ARC FORCE FUNCTION Advantages increasing the stability of short arc welding improv...

Page 79: ...ccidentally striking the arc After the electrode is detached from the workpiece the welding process can be continued unobstructed 3 5 CURRENT VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTIC SLOPE CONTROL FUNCTION This functio...

Page 80: ...mixing of the molten metal of the seam and on the transfer of the drop into the weld pool and this in turn affects the stability of the seam formation and the welding process In other words this proce...

Page 81: ...erent ways according to the welder s requirements See paragraph 6 1 to change the value of any function in the current welding mode 4 TUNGSTEN ARC INERT GAS TIG WELDING Caution As a shielding gas pure...

Page 82: ...s function is set by default in this model of equipment and is designed for torches with contact arc striking without using oscillators and other similar units but unlike the classic method it complet...

Page 83: ...f the seam formation which reduces the likelihood of pores and reduces the grain structure and thus increasing the strength of the welded joint To implement this function in the device you need to set...

Page 84: ...option since very rarely such systems have a good and stable wire feeding Caution In the simplest case carbon dioxide CO2 is used as a shielding gas when welding ferrous metals and when welding alumin...

Page 85: ...y PATON Feeder 15 2 250 2 roll feeder Feeder 15 4 250 4 roll feeder and Feeder 15 4U 4 roll feeder and the adaptation of the control connectors is already provided thus the assembly will require minim...

Page 86: ...t to OFF i e set to zero stage See paragraph 6 1 to change the value of any function in the current welding mode 5 3 BEGINNING OF WELDING VOLTAGE BUILD UP FUNCTION This function is necessary to smooth...

Page 87: ...th aluminium wire the reduction time t uP at the source must be less 0 3 0 7 sec than that at the wire feeder 5 5 PULSE VOLTAGE WELDING FUNCTION This function is designed to facilitate the control of...

Page 88: ...andard way while the amplitude of pulses and pauses set earlier will automatically adjust to this voltage Therefore the user will clearly understand how much the current heat input to the seam has dec...

Page 89: ...een on display 1 on the front panel 6 3 RESET ALL FUNCTIONS OF THE WELDING MODE USED Situations may occur when the unit s settings have somewhat confused the user In order to reset them to the standar...

Page 90: ...18 630A change step 1A for PRO 630 1 H St Hot start power 40 by default a 0 OFF 100 change step 5 2 t HS Hot start time 0 3 sec by default a 0 1 1 0 sec change step 0 1 sec 3 Ar F Arc Force power 40...

Page 91: ...G MAG welding mode 0 3 main display parameter VOLTAGE 19 0 V by default a 12 0 24 0 V step change 0 1 V for PRO 160 b 12 0 26 0V step change 0 1 V for PRO 200 c 12 0 28 0V step change 0 1 V for PRO 25...

Page 92: ...r all three phases for ProMIG 270 350 500 630 9 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Caution Before opening the unit for preventive maintenance be sure to turn it off and remove the mains plug Allow the internal circ...

Page 93: ...al assets disruptions to an effective workflow All persons involved in the commissioning operation care and maintenance of the unit must be appropriately certified have expertise in welding strictly f...

Page 94: ...emaker Persons with such devices should seek the advice of a physician before approaching a welding area the welding cable must be robust undamaged and insulated Loose connections and damaged cables m...

Page 95: ...93 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG Wiring schematic diagram Source PATON PRO 160 200 250 DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 96: ...PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG 94 Wiring schematic diagram PATON PRO 270 400V 350 400V DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 97: ...95 PATON PRO DC MMA TIG MIG MAG Wiring schematic diagram of the internal unit PATON PRO 500 400V 630 400V DC MMA TIG MIG MAG...

Page 98: ...it deformation of the housing and parts as a result of falling from a height or falling of heavy objects on the equipment falling out of buttons and connectors with traces of corrosion which caused a...

Page 99: ...erves the right to refuse to provide warranty repairs or to set the month and year of manufacture of the unit as the start date for the fulfilment of warranty obligations established by the serial num...

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