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General| Brand | Lincoln Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | Growth Series |
| Category | Cutter |
| Language | English |
Details the terms and conditions of the 30-day satisfaction guarantee for purchased goods.
Outlines the warranty period and terms for electronics, motors, and mechanical components.
Defines the limits of the seller's liability regarding product performance and defects.
Disclaims liability for any indirect or consequential damages arising from product use.
Covers procedures for inspecting goods upon receipt and responsibilities for shipping.
Specifies when ownership and responsibility for goods transfers from seller to buyer.
Outlines general terms and conditions governing the sale and performance of orders.
States that the invalidity of one part of the agreement does not affect the rest.
A welcoming message to new Torchmate customers, emphasizing support and success.
Provides Torchmate's technical support hotline numbers and operating hours for assistance.
Details methods to contact Torchmate technical support for assistance with setup and operation.
Highlights critical safety precautions for operating the equipment, emphasizing reading the manual.
Provides detailed instructions and warnings regarding the dangers of electric shock and how to prevent it.
Explains the risks of plasma arc rays to eyes and skin and the necessary protective measures.
Details the hazards associated with fumes and gases produced during plasma cutting and required safety precautions.
Continues safety instructions, covering chemical exposure risks from dust and materials.
Warns about fire and explosion hazards from sparks, hot materials, and flammable substances.
Addresses the risks associated with compressed gas cylinders and how to handle them safely.
Provides safety guidelines related to electrical connections, grounding, and power sources.
Warns about the dangers of plasma arcs and how to avoid injury.
Discusses potential health effects of electric and magnetic fields and mitigation strategies.
Emphasizes safety during automatic operation of CNC machines and the need for trained personnel.
Highlights the risk of hearing loss from noise and the need for protective gear.
Advises caution when lifting and moving heavy components and materials.
Warns about flying debris during cutting and the need for eye protection.
Identifies pinch and crush hazards in moving machine parts and how to avoid them.
Warns about the high temperatures of cut materials and recommends safe handling practices.
Details safety precautions for compressed air lines, including inspection and routing.
Covers essential preparations like workshop space, power, and ventilation before starting assembly.
Discusses requirements for compressed gas supplies for plasma operations and oxyfuel processes.
Addresses fume and dust generation and the need for ventilation or air purification.
Advises stocking consumables and provides contact information for ordering.
Instructions for receiving and inspecting the shipment of the CNC Cutting System.
Guidance on checking for and reporting any shipping damage to the equipment.
Instructions for verifying all parts are present using the parts checklist.
Lists the parts and quantities required for the 'A-steps' of the cutting table assembly.
Lists the parts and quantities required for the 'B-steps' of binding the controller to the table.
Lists parts for the optional 'C-steps' of assembling the water table.
Lists additional parts for the optional 'C-steps' of water table assembly.
Lists the parts and quantities required for the 'D-steps' of deploying tools.
Lists additional parts for the 'D-steps' of deploying tools.
Lists essential equipment and tools needed for assembly and operation.
Outlines the four main phases of setup: Assembling, Binding, Coupling, and Deploying.
Explains how parts lists are organized and where to find them.
Describes the detailed step-by-step instructions provided for assembly.
Explains the role of illustrations in guiding the assembly process.
Introduces the wiring requirements for table adjustment and general operation.
Details the connection of the Ethernet crossover cable between the computer and the Accumove2 controller.
Explains how to connect the motor cables to the controller, emphasizing color-coding and precautions.
Guides the user through the installation process of the VMD software from the USB flash drive.
Instructs on setting a static IP address for the computer and Accumove2 for secure communication.
Covers setting the initial datum and logging into the VMD software using admin credentials.
Details how to load the correct configuration file for the table and tool combination.
Explains how to set and reset the table's datum for movement and operation.
Guides on jogging the gantry to adjust and set the side bearings for smooth movement.
Details the installation of optional underside roller bearings for routing applications.
Tests the gantry's movement at high speed after bearing adjustment, checking for binding.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the optional 2X4 water table.
Lists the eight steps required to complete the water table assembly.
Details the space requirements and planning considerations for the water table location.
Details attaching the two plates that form the water table's end panels using screws and nuts.
Explains how to attach leveling feet to each of the four legs for table alignment.
Describes attaching the legs to the end panel assemblies, with initial partial tightening of screws.
Details connecting side legs and panels to corner legs and end panel assemblies.
Explains inserting the cross-member into the water table frame for support.
Guides on sealing the water pan bed and edge using silicone sealant and screws.
Details installing the drain valve and placing the water pan into the table frame.
Explains adding material support slats to the water table, noting they are locally sourced.
Details mounting the cutting table onto the water table and checking for squareness and level.
Introduces the Intelligent AVHC system for high-quality plasma cutting and arc voltage height control.
Lists the components that make up the Intelligent AVHC system.
Discusses various optional tooling for increased machine versatility and where to find instructions.
Describes the plate marker tool, its capabilities, and mounting options.
Explains the oxy-fuel torch option for cutting heavier plate and refers to installation manual.
Details the router Z-axis option for 3D routing and machining of various materials.
Lists the components and functions of the AVHC system.
Explains the relationship between arc voltage, torch height, and cut quality.
Describes how the ohmic cap is used to sense zero height for initial pierce height.
Explains the function of the VFC box in processing voltage signals and reducing EMI.
Illustrates the AVHC system, VFC box, and associated cables.
Details the optional magnetic breakaway feature for torch protection and automatic stop.
Explains the alternative of attaching height control directly to the mounting plate, sacrificing some Y-axis travel.
Instructs on routing and connecting various cables for the AVHC system using cable carriers.
Ensures proper power and air/gas supply quality for the plasma cutter.
Provides methods for making wire splices for various connections, including wire nuts and solder.
Highlights differences in CNC cables and raw arc voltage availability between plasma cutters.
Shows the pinout diagram for Lincoln Electric plasma power unit connectors.
Discusses CNC interface cables for non-Lincoln Electric plasma cutters and required raw arc voltage connections.
Details the VFC unit's connections and mounting features.
Guides on selecting a location for mounting the VFC unit near the plasma power unit.
Instructs on trimming the CNC interface cable to shorten raw arc voltage wires.
Details connecting the arc voltage/ohmic cable and height control cable to the VFC.
Provides instructions for splicing wires, including polarity considerations for arc voltage signals.
Details connecting plasma cutter cables to the VFC and Accumove2, including specific wire assignments.
Guides wiring for non-Lincoln Electric plasma cutters, emphasizing raw arc voltage connections and support contact.
Provides guidance on keeping the machine clean, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for looseness.
Details using a nylon pad and lubricant cleaner for safe and effective cleaning of the rails.
Lists recommended spare and replacement parts with their part numbers for ordering.
Provides a guide for ordering parts to upgrade the machine from 2x2 to 4x4 or add a water table.
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