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Covers electrical hazards, input/output, capacitor storage, and cleaning components.
Addresses fire hazards from expelled hot metal, sparks, and splatter during welding.
Details protective gear for arc rays, noise, and fumes, plus fire prevention.
Emphasizes regular inspection of all cables for damage and unsafe connections.
States equipment use is limited to authorized, trained personnel who read the manual.
Provides guidance on selecting a suitable site for the equipment, avoiding hazards.
Details the interface for selecting stud presets and adjusting welding voltage.
Explains the screen layout for selecting voltage presets and manual voltage adjustment.
Describes the display of stud count and the interface for resetting the counter.
Provides steps to confirm or cancel the resetting of the stud counter via the screen.
Explains status indicators like OVERTEMP, UNDER VOLTAGE, and error codes with solutions.
Instructions for connecting the stud gun weld cable, control cable, and ground clamp.
Steps to ensure a good ground connection, including cleaning the contact area.
Describes different collet styles (B, CI, Adjustable Chucks) for stud engagement.
Details steps for setting up the stud gun, including collet, foot piece, and tension adjustment.
Steps to power on the welder after setup, including cord and fuse checks.
Explains how voltage is determined and adjusted for stud size and material thickness.
Recommends test welds and outlines the process for performing them and checking results.
Provides guidance on visually inspecting welds for splatter and arc blow.
General| Brand | stud welding products |
|---|---|
| Model | STUDPRO Series |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
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