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General| Cleaning Method | Electrochemical |
|---|---|
| Power Supply (3-phase) | No |
| Weight | 1200 kg |
| Dimensions | 1500 x 800 x 1200 mm |
| Duty Cycle | 100% at 30 A |
| Weight (kg) | 1200 kg |
| Dimensions (mm) | 1500 x 800 x 1200 mm |
Details on how the SURFOX machine functions and what it can clean.
Explains the importance of passivation for stainless steel.
Visual guide to the symbols and indicators on the control panel.
Overview of the physical layout and connection points.
Explains the function of the ON/OFF buttons on the wand.
Describes the integrated system for fume extraction.
Instructions on adjusting the wand tip for user comfort.
Operation of the primary switch for turning the unit ON and OFF.
How to choose the correct wand and current type for the task.
Controls for manual and automatic liquid pumping to the tip.
Explanation of the status lights on the control panel.
Description of the port for connecting optional wands or accessories.
Lists all items contained within the SURFOX machine packaging.
Instructions on how to fill the machine's electrolyte solution reservoir.
Details on connecting compressed air for the fume elimination system.
Guidance on connecting the power supply, including extension cords.
Instructions for connecting the ground clamp for proper operation.
How to choose the correct operational mode for the hand wand.
Guidance on selecting AC or DC current for specific tasks.
Instructions for controlling the electrolyte solution flow.
Step-by-step process for cleaning and passivating welds.
Procedure for neutralizing the surface after cleaning.
How to select the correct mode for the mini wand.
Guidance on AC/DC current selection for the mini wand.
Explanation of the manual liquid pumping for the mini wand.
Process for cleaning and passivating with the mini wand.
Procedure for neutralizing after mini wand use.
Details on the standard and PRO kits for marking/etching.
How to set the marking/etching wand to the correct mode.
Information on devices for testing passivation and grade identification.
Steps for neutralizing cleaning solutions.
Specific procedure for WELD cleaning and neutralization.
Guide on choosing and attaching cleaning pads and tips.
Description of the different types and sizes of cleaning pads.
Information on PTFE clamp rings for securing cleaning pads.
Details on the different types of SURFOX electrolyte solutions.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting a cleaning pad onto an insert.
Details on how the machine prevents arcing and short circuits.
Information regarding the machine's internal temperature monitoring.
Explanation of alternating and direct current principles.
Guidance on using AC/DC settings for cleaning and passivation.
Identifies conditions under which welds cannot be effectively cleaned.
Details the terms and conditions of the WALTER warranty.
Instructions on how to send the unit for repair or service.
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