HTP Inverarc 200 TLP, Руководство пользователя

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Electrical Connection
Your Inverarc 200 TLP operates on single-phase, 230 Volt power (208-240 Volt). It comes with a NEMA
6-50P plug installed on the machine. Connect the welder to a properly wired 6-50R receptacle. The
maximum current draw will be 43 amps when stick welding at an output of 200 amps. If the machine is
operated on a generator, it needs to be a clean power generator with a continuous rating of 10,000.
General Characteristics
Our new, pulsed process welding machine, which features electronic adjustments controlled through a
microprocessor, allows the operator to achieve excellent welding quality thanks to the advanced
technologies applied. The microprocessor circuit controls optimize the transfer arc, regardless of the load
variation and the impedance of the welding cables. The full bridge inverter technology, combined with the
DSP (Digital Signal Processor), ensures excellent performance and arc dynamic.
Advantages of Pulse Welding
Pulse welding includes ALL of the following advantages, but not all at the same time . At a later point in the
manual, we cover, in more detail, suggested settings regarding how, when, and where certain situations
apply.
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Visually spatter free (MIG & TIG only, though still reduced spatter when stick welding)
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Higher travel speeds
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Deeper penetration
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Less heat input, which equals less material distortion
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Ability to weld thinner material than you could without pulse
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Superior control of the weld puddle, especially when welding out of position
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Easily join materials of differing thicknesses
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Better gap bridging when welding materials with a poor fit up
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Ability to make leak-tight welds
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Improved bead appearance
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Ability to use one size bigger welding rod than normal
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Weld on thinner material without burning through
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Easier for beginner welders
Disadvantages of Pulse Welding
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Pulse welding can interfere with sensitive electronics like pacemakers and automatic welding hoods
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Low pulse frequencies (less than 1.5 Hz) can be perceived as unpleasant by the operator (TIG and Stick
only)
SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding) or Stick Welding Basics
Experienced stick welders may proceed directly to page 9 .
With the growing popularity of welding processes such as MIG welding, TIG welding, plasma welding, and
laser welding, many people often find the stick welding process outdated with little or no use in the world of
welding. However, stick welding is one of the oldest and most reliable welding methods in the world, and,
even today, still has a solid market share—mainly in the repair field, but also in the manufacturing and