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General| Welding Process | MIG |
|---|---|
| Output Current Range | 30-130A |
| Wire Feed Speed | 50-400 IPM |
| Weight | 12.5 kg |
| Duty Cycle | 20% @ 90A |
Emphasizes reading and understanding all instructions before use to prevent injury and damage.
Details essential personal protective equipment (PPE) approved by CSA or ANSI standards.
Dangers of arc rays and the need for proper eye and head protection, including helmet and goggles.
Highlights the requirement for face protection shields and helmets during arc welding operations.
Details clearing combustibles, using fire-resistant covers, and checking for openings before welding.
Warns against welding containers with flammable or toxic substances without proper cleaning.
Stresses adequate ventilation and the use of air-supplied respirators to avoid hazardous fumes and gases.
Provides warnings and precautions for handling compressed gas cylinders to prevent injury or death.
Covers gas type, cylinder securing, handling, valve opening, and faulty regulator management.
Emphasizes connecting to a properly grounded outlet and avoiding contact with the welding current circuit.
Details using insulating mats, disconnecting the tool before servicing, and avoiding wet conditions.
Specifies the need for a properly grounded 120V, 60Hz circuit with a 16A breaker or fuse.
Details securing the cylinder, inspecting regulator threads, and connecting the gas hose.
Warns about electric shock and stresses turning power OFF before installing wire.
Describes how to adjust drive tension to prevent wire slipping on the roller, ensuring smooth feeding.
Instructs on cleaning the workpiece surface and attaching the ground clamp securely for proper current flow.
Warns about the harmful effects of welding arc exposure on eyes and skin, requiring full protection.
Details the process of tuning wire speed for correct arc sound and adjusting heat/penetration.
Describes the internal thermal protector that shuts off functions except the fan when overloaded.
Provides a sequence for turning off the unit, disconnecting the clamp, securing the gun, and closing the gas valve.
Guides users to contact support for issues or missing parts and lists common problems.
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