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General| Power Supply | 115V or 230V |
|---|---|
| Weight | 22 lb (10 kg) |
| Dimensions | 15 x 7 x 11 in (38 x 18 x 28 cm) |
| Cooling Method | Air Cooling |
| Input Voltage | 230V |
| Output Voltage | 12V |
| Duty Cycle | 100% |
| Open Circuit Voltage | 12V |
| Type | Electrolyte weld cleaning system |
| Welding Current Range | 5 - 10 A |
Explains the electrochemical process for cleaning and passivating welds.
Lists the types of welds (TIG, Plasma, Laser, Spot, MIG) the machine can clean.
Details the purpose of passivation for stainless steel and corrosion resistance.
Highlights essential safety precautions, reading instructions, and maintaining a safe work environment.
Emphasizes wearing appropriate safety gear like gloves, overalls, and safety goggles.
Stresses staying alert, using common sense, and avoiding operation when tired or unattended.
Addresses electrical safety, maintenance, and handling of damaged cords.
Provides guidance on handling electrolyte solutions, first aid, and safe storage.
Illustrates and explains the various pictograms found on the control panel for easy identification.
Guides on selecting the material type (Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Titanium) for operation.
Explains how to choose the power level and AC/DC current for different applications.
Identifies and labels all major components visible on the front and back of the machine.
Explains wand control buttons and the integrated fume elimination system.
Guides on attaching and securing cleaning accessories like brushes or tungsten inserts to the wand.
Describes the main power switch and the electrolyte flow control modes.
Guides on selecting the material type and application for operation.
Explains how to select AC/DC current and amperage levels for different applications.
Instructions for attaching the wand, connecting air supply, and ground clamp.
Steps for filling the electrolyte tank and purging the system lines before operation.
Steps for connecting the power cord, including extension cord recommendations.
Guides on selecting mode, current type (AC/DC), and pumping for different materials.
Step-by-step guide for performing cleaning, passivation, and neutralization.
Guides on selecting mode, current type (AC/DC), and pumping for the mini wand.
Steps for cleaning, passivating, and neutralizing with the mini wand.
Lists essential supplies and their corresponding part numbers for the mini wand.
Details the contents of the standard and PRO marking/etching kits.
Guides on selecting the correct mode, current type (AC/DC), and solutions for marking/etching.
Explains the use of SURFOX testing devices for passivation and grade identification.
Provides general steps for neutralizing SURFOX electrolyte cleaning solutions.
Outlines the procedure for neutralizing the affected area after weld cleaning.
Lists replacement wand assemblies, brush adaptors, and carbon fiber brushes.
Lists various tungsten and graphite inserts and their compatible cleaning pads/rings.
Describes the features and sizes of high conductivity cleaning pads.
Details PTFE clamp rings and the available SURFOX electrolyte cleaning solutions.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to mount a cleaning pad onto the tungsten tip.
Explains arc prevention, automatic power shut-off, and thermal management systems.
Explains the fundamental differences between Alternating Current (AC) and Direct Current (DC).
Illustrates the microscopic view of material cleaning and passivation using AC and DC modes.
Discusses weld quality and conditions that prevent effective cleaning.
Provides key technical specifications of the SURFOX 305 machine.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Provides instructions and guidelines for shipping the product for repair or service.
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